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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-20
Todav,s Range of Prices.

Furnished by Goodwin & Chamberlin,
Brokers. successors to Topeka Grain and
Stock Exchange:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-20
First Snow in Three Years

Dennison, Tex, Jan. 20.-The first
SNOW in three years fell in different
sections of Texas yesterday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-20
n. z. Stock Letter.
New York. Jan. 20.

Furnished by Goodwin & Chamberlin.
Brokers, successors to Topeka Grain and
Stock EXCHANGE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-20
Kansas City livestock Marke..

FhanSaS CITY LIVESTOCK MarKe--
Kansas City. Jan. %.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000; shipments .
coo. Best grades about steady: others
shade lower and weak. Texas steers So. 30
as so: Texas cows 81 20G2- 80: native steers
So 25G sos: native cows and heifcrs $1-6OU
80: stockerS and feeders 81. 75G4.15; bulls
2.40G3.25.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-20

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Ginf11r 1tttO 0(1asfuhr.

unlere 8efammtuusfu6r an Maarsn i'm
September b. S. errei6te bic S66e bon
$l04,691,2 POS gegen $85,131,O 98 i'm Sep
tenber 1896; uniere @efammteinfu6r BE-
alfTerte ft9 nur auf $42,410,O18 9egeu $780,
855,99o i'm @oriabre, 10 baB elmer 53uno6me
BON $~l9,56O,107 in Der 4usfu6r cine Qb=
nobme in Der @infu9r BON $685. 72 4eaenz
iiberiteRt, unb ii4 Die misunderstanding
ian3 auf $28,006,07 gu unferen 8unIfen
hoberfteqt, alS i'm September 1896. HcSu ben
bts6er oerflDifenen neun Monaten bes lauz
fenoen Sa5res belief fi6 Die @eIammtausz
fubr auf $746,388.5 35, Die @e1ammteinfu6r
auf $588, 749 ,142, i'm erfteren Safe eine 3uz
nabnte BON $80,326,6 45, i'm Iebteren BON
$66,660,853, 70 baB fi9 Elm ueberf9uB BON
$157,639,393 Der 4usfu6r iiber bic @infubr
ergiebt, mas $13,665, 792 mebr 1T, ols ber
neberf4uB i'm glei@en 3eitraume bes 8arz
ju6res.
9agegen ergiebt bic ginfu6r unb MusTu6r
M @plo in Miin5en unb Barren i'm Sep
TENDER b. S. tpie in ben ntln Monateu be-
laufen6en Sabres gegeniiber benz Qoriu6re
cine ungiinitige 8ilana, unb Stpar cine bon
$29,091516 fir ben MOnat September uni
BON $19,473, 795 fiir's Sa6r, tpDnpn inbeifen
i'm lebteren Sale $2,193,796 an elmer Mebr,
Rinfubr bon 9oloer3en abgEtgen. nnaez
miin3tes SiIber nurbe i'm Sabre fir $3,254,z
las peniger ausgefi9rt, an graen fir
So, 161,5 97 mebr ausgefiiErt.
Die gan3e 8ilana au unTeren @uniten
iteGt ffA felt 4nfang b S. auf 192,6o0,227.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

@tGGiam ". pridett BON Netp
Ssriep, GpnfuG in Gbeims, Srantrei9.
Spbn g. 8etbe11, 3oGeinnebmer
fir ben 8eairf @i6monb, @a.
Seffe %, elliott. 3oIeinnebmer
fir ben 8e5irt Netpport Neps, @a.
@i1Giam 9. Sbepparb, 3oG=
einnsbmer fir ben 8e3irt &paludicolu. Sla,
Gugen Seeger BON Sqinois, @ene=
ralconIul in g3io be Sdneiro. 8rafilien.
Sames Sruntlin 9arneGt bon
Snbiqna, goniut in Npgules, Merico.
Sobn s. &ebt bon Sbio, goniul
in @tettin.
5ranf. 90. 8rnnbage bon 8enns
~fblpunien, GonIul in &a9en,
Sultan 96eIps bon Soma, gonIul
in Grefelb.
Charles g, @nbbsr BON meF-
@irginisn, GpniuG in @tubub, porfirio 9ias,
Mfericp.
Senrp g. @uGber bon Obio, gon=
1ul in 2onoon, Snt.
0abib 8. 8ubGong BON Sbabo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Occur b'Alene
Sbabo.
Sp6n 3d.. Sill bon @aIbington
2anbumtsresiitrutOr in @alIu. Malu. Maib'
tnaton.
&afaeI 30 abrieaG bon Marplanb
gum @onful in Gartugenu, colombia.
Sranfg 6. g Partridge BON 8ermont
@snsralconful in Sanger, Marptto.
Gbeter %. Martin BON Mi9igan
goniul in Nmberitburg, Ont.
g. s. BRITAIN BON Obio, Gonirl ir
yfantes, Sranfrei9.
GpI, peter 6. 9dines BON Sn-
genieurcorps Der Nrmee, ~gegenpdrtis Setter
Der Stub unb 9afenber6eferungen fir Der
8e3irt Baltimore, tpurbe gum Mitglieo oel
NicaraguacanalI@ ommi1ftpn ernamat uni
na6m bic Grnennun9 an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Ee11erHhriinHe.

I'm cine 6suersbrunit Die SOnntag Na9z
mittag in benz ri tDd. 6abrifgebduoe in gao.
279-281 Springitreet, NetpOOrt, auseebrp=
den mar, gu l0f9en, tpdren 20Oampfiprtben
unb cine groBe Nn3abl SererpeGrlsnte aufz
qeboten norben. Oas grDgtI9DB, ferner
bas 1. unb 2. Stpdperf paren bon Sibpdtrtd
&c Co., 6abrifanten bon Spieseln, gei4Iiffe=
mem @las fir &utI9en unb 8a9enfeniter
un6 &ut19eni9lGgen benubt iporben. Sn
ben flint pbersn 9tpdnerten befanb ii3 bic
Sabrif Der 9rablep gurrier @ompanp, Sa=
britanten BON S6iren, Seniter(dben, SAINT
men u, !. m. 0tefe 5irma bate groBe Quan=
titGten Der trodeniten 9Ol5er, foipie Dele UNI
SirntB oorrdtbig. 9as gan5e @ebGuoe nebii
SSnbalt fiel ben Slammen gum Opfst, De,
S9aben b,trdgt 100000.
Ser Ort Soma Sin, Sal, cine etpa 500
8epDbner 5dblenbe NieberluFung BON @ru=
benleuten tpurbe SamItag 4bo. eingeGI9ert.
53tpei 2eute %nerbrannten uno mebrere pur6eu
perlebt.
Soma Sin lie9t in ben Bergen bon glaceY
GountD. 9ds Seuer brd9 i'm Central 6otel
aug. Sn Elm paar Wfinuten ftanb ba1Iel6e
in Slammen unb bic Mauern f%tiir5ten Elm,
s3pei @Gite beg 9otels, Wm. 9olben uni
Wm. Snens, tamen in ben 5lammen um
8sibe paren Big our nntenntli4tsit Osr=
brannt. Oas einaige Mittel i9rer Sbentis
~fication mar bic Gage ibrer 3immer unb be1
Ort, 10 Die 2eiben unter ben Sriimmern
.9efunben nurben.
Der 9eIammtI9aben mirb aut stpa $40
900 peran19last, benz cine 8erit4erung bon
$4,000 segeniiberitebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
9nIitiThreH.
Die Staotw1bl III indianapolis.

Die Staotwabl III JnoiauapoIis.
Die amtli6en unb ni9tamtti9en 8eri4tt
iiber Die StabtnaN in ~Snbianapolts 3eigen
folgenbes @r9ebniB:
Sasgart (0emotraD 20,188 9timmen.
6arbing (Repub1ifaner) $3.50.
Saggurt's BlurulitGt iiber Saroing 4O08
Saggart's Me6rbeit iiber ale feline Wtt=
beperber, beren es flint paren, betrGgt iebi
1856, Die %iiDrigen &anDioaten auf BEN
bemptratiIden Babl8ettel fino NIT etpas tlels
neren Mebr6etten getpd9lt. Ser Staotrutf
1T iiberpiegeno bemofratif9,
0us mibioau.
cSn 9etroit 5ielten am Sumitde
bic 9epubltfaner unb bic Demo
fraten lire Staotconbente. Clarence u
8la6 purbe bon ben &epublitunsrn al;
MaD~orscanbtbat aufgeiteGt. 9ie 0ernotrd:
ten nominirten MaDor Manburp tpieber uni
nabmen &efolutionen an, in oenen BE Gbi.
cagper Platform b~eitdtigt puros.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
2sra6fiae Seioe fit SriGar6eif.

Sbi9es felt elm 0afet har nit 1 90 big $50 Seibe
&eiten. pelcbe aug nrIerer QroBen @ufammIung in Der
gptnncret mte i'll Der s5abrif tur ben @ebfaud BON
NutE= nno aucD=2srbei tera i%or91alttg ans9endblt
lOuroen. Die 3ofeta=S eibeD ieier Satip1 ut lebr 9ldn=
3eno uno i96Her ols 1e. @iele meme llno anserleIene
SSarben, meleDe has 9u9e %entsiiden, n%anterltll9 IN BEN
SeNeumnset ioI9er Moaren, in 81 unb SO @artien,
pegen rpdre, 10 f6unten mir le niDt 10 perfaufen. Mir
erbaltett aGblrei9s Sonfesbrtefe DOn erfrerlten &nroen.
oaB mir mieber i'm Mortt Iinb nit gr6Beren unb ibbues
rem stIiden ais Ie. Ssetea Ssmnoe' iaeen mir etn=
,rS No IN + II m ~ etasT osrl9qspetlfH 0s Snr.h n
paGet % GtS.. 8adete S1.OO; IL fir 81. Oh. Mir
bejaDlen bic GrpreB9ebtlbren.
Paris Silk Agency, Dept A, Box 1856, NEW YORK.
20otl3tpDj9W
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Dte WerdrnftHlnnc.

N. 8. 9un &c gp's. MD9entli1s ltebers
ii9t duBert ii9 iber bic 9ef9dftslage mts
fplgt: Der auslGnbii9e 5anoel i'm Sepz
tenrber, bic acknowledgements in Der Gilen@
prohibition unb benz 8erbrauG. unS Die
gr0Bten 3a6lungen, bic iemaLs I'M Sttcber
bur9 clearinghouse gema6t pnroen, 1tno
4naei6en, pel9e bic 30gerung in man9en
MGrtten ii6erniegen. 9ie 3ura3re in Der
@niteIung BON Mrbettsfrdften bat a%ngeoauz
ert, tdglt9 nerben Sabriten e%r0ffnet, meGr
4rbeiter angeiteat unb Die 2D5ne lperben err
bDbt unb an iebem punfte, no t9atld9ltGe
9robuftion ft~attftnbet, 1T bieIelbe grDBer als
ie 3upor. Ods 8oree6en Der Banf bon
Gnglanb 6at tpeitere 9~olbausfubr per5pgert,
allein BET benz ~sunebmenben 8dumppasper>
fanbt tperben groBe gerf9iffungst bon 9olO
na9 urierem 2anbe fir fiher unb bulo be-
porfte5enb gebulten, Mebr 9olo iibri9ers
bebeutet gerabe ieBt peniger, al5 mebr Giien.
Die Brpbuttion bon Ro6eiiea am 1. Ot=
tober betrug ,200,128 Sonnen rabtntli9,
gegen 112,782 bor einem Sa9r, uno bic 3u>
na6me felt benz 1. Suli bat 70 pro5ent be-
traeen. unperfaufte 8orrdtbe ftnb CUR Hdte
BON 4O,271 Spnnen tpD9entli3 i'm Septemz
Der rebu3trt norben, unb Der GonIum tat
etpa $4,000 Sonnen p09entti9 6etrdgen,
mas etpa 10000 Sonnen mebr 1T, als ie
8ubor unb 40 9ro5ent me6r ols Dor bret
Monaten. Die preife fir &obetIen iinb anz
bauernb feit, pbnDbl Die Probuttipn felt benz
/. Stto6er g~eittegen TT.
Die 8aumpoqfabrifen p~roouairen Iobiel,
pie es Bel Den biatgen 8aum!pollepreiien
anqe6t unb etli9e Sorten anoerer 8aaren
iinb UNI eine &leinigfett reouiirt norben.
8ertGufe bon @o1e auf Speflilation baben
bebeutenb na9gela1en, bod finoen Sabri>
fanten nidt, baB Die laufenben Preiis Our4
lire MGrtte fir Daaren gerebtfertigt tper@
ben, obpobl bic Mdrtte fart unb fteisenb
finb.
8erfGufe BON Mole baben tpdbrenn 5tpeter
Wo9en "a, 1881, 800 Bfuno auf ben brei
9auptmGrtten betra9en, tpoDon 15,397,39O
pfunb inldnbi19e Wo0e tparsn nnD o6tpobl
bic Auotatipnen aufre9t erbaltsn nurben, 10
tperDen ieBt grDBere 8artien, bic friber bon
9anblern 3uridseaogen puroea, gum Gerz
tauf gebpten.
Wei5en 1T 3iemli9 itetig sepsien, bod fin
bet Elm grOBerer 8erfanbt ftatt als leBtes
Sabr BON Sarmen fOnDbl tpie bpm Gunoe
iiberbaupt. Die September : Nusfubren
BON Wei5en iibertreffen aGes 6is6er Gage
~tpefene, inb.m fe 25,8 1886 Suf6st betra>
gen geeen 17,676,815 8ufbeG I'm lsbten Sabr.
1 rIa9e ftnb bic boben Hreiie, inoem Der
Mertb aler 8rObitoffe INN mebr als 100
pro3ent gefiegen 1T. Ser prei5 fir Met3en
TT um 4 Gent beruntergegangen unb @elI9z
form I'M 1 prp3ent, Bel einer amtliGen
S9dbung Der Grnte auf 1,800,000,O00 8u=
fbel.
Die 3abl Der 8anterptte pdbren6 Der
Bp4e bat in ben Ser. Staaten 223 segen
1913 i'm lebten Sabre betragen unb Sc in Ga>
naba gegen 40 i'm 8oriabre.
Die eGeftrif4e StraBsnbabngeieuf6oft in
Serpe 9aute, Snb., lit in Die SGnbe zines
Mdfienoertpalters iiber9egangen, neil ife Die
bonn tGbtiI9en S9abmeifter geltenb ssnu4ts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
9erntirmteH.
Dos oeIbe fieber.

@or Montag Mbertb maj in Stem Srledns
bic @eIdmmt3a6l Der 9ooesfdae in 6o&ge beS
gelben 5iebers auf 100 geitiegen. &ls Der
Sc unbbeitsrdt6 @onntag N6enb feline 8iiz
6er sum Mbf6luB bra9te, paren I'M Gan
aen Bis babin SO 5dqe nit tDbtli4em
4usgange CUR @n8eige 9ebraht pprben'
s3pif9en @onntag @6enO unb Dfonz
tag a6enb iinb Z Sobesfdae 9emelOet mot
ben. 0ieIe bunbert Sobesfdle finb unter
tpentger als 900 5dlen b%orgetOmmen, tpel3e
felt Mnfang September, po bic Seuhe 5uer1t
bier ouftrat, an ben @efuno9eitsratb berlAz
tet nurben.
Oberbunoesribter ;fieIo oanft alb.
ODnneritaq purbe i'm SberbunoesgertAte
an~eetiinbigt, oaB observation-disclosures Stephen
oS.sFieGb bon Galifornien benPrdftoenten Utcz
Rinlep BON feiner Nbft9t, als Ttt9lteo De-
@eri9tcs abaubanfen, in &enntHtB se1ebt uni
1einen Gonegen cine bubinge9enOe Uttttbet'
lung gema4t babe.
Man erfd6rt, baB S6erri&ter Sielb ben
prdtbenten feline Nbii9t, abSuoanfen, be-
reits i'm Mpril :. S. mitt6eilte, Der prditOsnt
beantpOrtete Gielb's @4rsiben a6sr crit an
9. Sttober.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
nneHfnu

CHARLES u. Dana, &ebafteur Der rNep
Wort Sun, tit Sonntdg Na9mittag L ubr
20 Minuten in ieiner 8obnung in @Iencppe,
Gong Sslanb, 9eitorben.
Ser eetpefene 8unoesfenator Rp6ertlon
1T in Columbia, g. s., geitorben. @r mar
Senator bon Siibcorolina unter Der Recpnz
iTOrtiesuHs aaf bsr g. esits)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

/, Die ruiff4e &eeierung bat 5 MiI.
Rrbel fir bic fofprfige Grbauung bon 3 m
3peigIinien 6eitimmt, pelbe bic d :
mefif9e 9ren3e nit Der uffa1i=
8u6n uno Der Statipn Sretensf Der
transf6irf9en @~iienbabn perbiHoen fpaeH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

5Orheruns BON $4,000 fir riidFdnbige
@teuern ni@t bate be3a6Ien tOnnen. 4uBer
bieIer @umme i9ulOet Die @sIeai9aft mod
$4,000 fir StraBenberbeFerung unO bot
cine bebeutenpe funbirte S9ulb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

nod lange genug, UNI einen oss Ws9s fom>
menben amerifaner, 9amens 8arb, mit3u=
tbetten, buB elm gepifer SonD gernar6s i'm
sefto4en babe. Ser StabtmarY4aI BON Garz
terrible lpurbe BON benz MOrbe in aenntn;B
geIeBt unb nabm Johann ben @eprge Goz
Jumbo, Garlo GolumbO, 2ont Splonia, SSp6n
parapiglia. 8incent Homanas uno Soi, 8es
logi pegen bes @erbre9ens in Saft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Ranbmoroe.

Mm Oienitag Morgsn tpuroen in
Camden, q. s., Srau emma @ane,
bic Mittps &apitGn @une's. i'm @lter BON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20

Se9s @rubenleute, fdmmtli1 Stdliener,
purOen Sonntag Mbenb nnter Der Mnflage,
ben &o6lengrdber Sobn Ooung it,, BON Gar
terrible ermorbet 81 BADEN, i'm @efdngnife
bon Marton, Sa,, eingefperrt. Ser grmprz
bette mar elm Mmerifaner unb % Sabre alt.
gr narettpa 2 Meilen n0rplif3 BON Der
StaOt pobnbaft unb bate bafelbit Samftag
Mbenb nit Ieinen Sreunben ge5e9t. I'm 10
ubr begab er fi3 in 8egleitung zines Treunz
hes auf ben Seimpeg. Sic fame1 am 6auie
bes Stalieners George @plumbo pprbei, ipp
cine An3abl ,Staliener am 8iertiI9 iab,
Ooung's Sreunb i4oB feinen Gsoolper in bic
2uft a6 unb lief bann fort. 8lei9 baraui
f"tiir3ten Die Staliener gum 9auie binars UNI
fragten Young, tper ben S9uB abgefeuert
battle. Mls er la9enb erfldrte, er to5s Den
S9uB g%efeuert, f@lugen Die Jtalisner i'm gu
8oben unO Deriebten linn Subtritte, baB e>
iiber unb iiber nit 8eulen unb QuetI6unz
gen bebedt mar. Doun9 flebte feline Nngreife,
an, fetn 2eben 81 f9onen urb berIll9te iif
aufauri9ten, als er pl0bltb einen MeferitiG
in ben aiiden erbielt, Der in tptnigen Minu-
ten feinsn Sob ber6eifiibrte. Gr lsbte inbst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-20
Die Dene3ueIaerenafraoe.

9ds internationaGe Srhiebsgeri9t, pelbes
bic britiI9zoens3uelil6e @ren3frage enti9ei@
ben IpG, lit bur9 Grpd6lung oes beribmten
ruT1if6en &e6tsgtlebrten Maertens, als I'm
purteiiI9er, perbp1itdnbigt porben uno es
tperben iebt arrangements getroffen, poz
na9 bas @eri9t i'm Spmmer ooer 9erbf
uG6fsn Sabrss in puris auIammentreten
foG. Mittlerneile tperben Die brttii4en nnb
bic Deneauelif9en S9rtftfhide. Often u. T. 10.
fertig gema4t.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-07
Railway Notes.

General Passenger Agent ''Birney'' Austin
OF the Baltimore & Ohio, formerly with the
Northern Pacific passenger department, was
here for the Fourth, visiting number of his
former associates, and left Monday for home
Judge w. H. Hanborn, of the United States
circuit court, is in Boston hearing a number
of Union Pacific cases. Judge Sanborn was
spending some time in New Hampshire and
by request of the attorneys consented to hear
the cases at the Hub.
President ]. ]. Hill and General Superin-
tendent Harding, of the Great Northern. left
on special train yesterday morning for a
trip to the Pacific coast.
R. N. Storr, formerly assistant to Clar-
ence Robb in the local Great Western office
has come here from the East with party
OF Eastern Elks, and will remain here to be
the assistant of Jim Elmer, who sue
ceeds Robb Aug 1.
The Braemer and the Tacoma. of the North
ern Pacific line, have sailed from Tacoma for
Yokohama.
The Great Northern brought in a snecial
traln OF Elks Yesterday from Dakota points
In addition to five extra sIeepers on trains
last evening from Dakota and Montana points
William A Russell. formerly general pas
senger agent of the st. Paul & Duluth. has
resigned as secretary of the Kansas City local
passenger association, place he accepted a
few weeks ago.
The receivers of the Baltimore & Ohio road
have made a traffic arrangement with the
Moreton Track and Storage company, limited
OF Detroit, Mich, which will give that road
a car ferry service between Detroit Wind
sor and Sandusky.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-07
MARKET SUMMARY.
FINANCIAL



CHICAGO July 6.-Corn was pre-eminentiy
the mark, on change today. Fear from
damage from the prevailing hot winds started
a general buying movement, and resulted IN
advance of fun 1l2c. The remarkable
spurt had more or less influence on all the
other markets. Wheat improved &c, oats sc
and provisions 2l2Gl0c.
In wheat cable advices were of the most
encouraging character to holders, both from
the United States and the continent Peo-
pie In the flour trade here also reported
their foreign news as more gratifying and
orders larger than for some time back These
were the principal reasons for firm opening
to the wheat market here. The statistics of
the week were also favorable TO the Dull
side, although in some respects less so than
on the week before. The worlds shipments
Of wheat and flour TO Europe last week were
6.O77 600 bu, against 4,5l6,000 blu the previous
week, and 7, 265, 600 bu the corresponding
week of the year before. The amount of
wheat and -four on passage showed no change
Tor the week. The domestic visible decreased
1,2t 600 bu, against GIL, 900 blu decrease the
similar week Of last year. Wheat Inspected
into store in Chicago since Saturday was
cars and 10000 bu inspected out. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth reported receipts of $50 car
loads since Friday, against SS7 for the cor
responding period OF the year before The
Atlantic port exports reported today were
equal in wheat and -four to 445, 600 bu. Liv
erpool opened sd higher for September and
I'D higher for July. and closed with the
advances raised 10 19sd per Genital for July
and ga for September. The sharp advance
in corn was the feature during the closing
hour. 1t gave rise TO fears that the dreaded
hot winds which were reported TO be playing
havoc with the corn crop might have the
same effect on wheat. September opened at
G45sG64Ac, compared with last Fridays clos
ing price of 64i4 G642sc. 1t sold up to 64%@
64%c, gradually fell off to 6412c, then under
the influence of the corn advance it advanced
10 65lsc. The closing price was 65Q65sc.
The corn pit was damned with traders all
day who had heavy orders to execute, and
the market the most active one in
months. Reports of hot winds, especially
from Kansas, started the market strong, but
these reports III themselves were hardly sufii-
cient to account for the strength. Local
receipts since Saturday were 412 cars. Oats
were firm. principally because of the
strength of corn. September opened at 177sc
sold off to 173sG17&c, then advanced to 1SAc,
where il closed. The provision market was
the quietest in the pit. At the close Septem-
Der pork TIC at $3.50; September lard
about 2l2c higher at $4.17la; and ribs about
2l2c higher at $3.50. Estimates-Wheat Is
cars; corn. $50; oats, $40; hogs, 2S,0O0 head.
The leading futures ranged follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-07
WILL COME SHORTLY
ELECTION OF MIR. WINTERS Sue
CESSOR hooked TO TAKE
PLACE BEFORE LONG.
COMPTROLLER GRAY RETURNS.
SAYS PRESIDENCY QUESTION DID
NOT COME UP AT LAST WEEKS
MEETING.
MONTANA STOCK IN GOOD SHAPE.
Reports OF the Losses of Last Win
ter Greatly Exaggerated
Ranchmen Pleased.
MONTANA STOCK IN GOOD SHAPE.

Inquiry at the Northern Pacific gen.
eral offices yesterday elected the infor-
nation that no advices have been re-
able action Of the board of directors
in the selection of a president to sue
ceeed Mr.. Winter. The opinion is ex-
pressed that the gentlemen who have
the selection of the executive for the
big property are simply making sure
that they have found the man they
want before the election is called. From
some surface indications the last day
or two, it is not without the POSSIBLE
tiles that the matter may come up
before very long.
Comptroller Henry Gray, who went to
New York to be on hand for the di-
rectors' meeting held at the end of the
fiscal year, returned yesterday and re-
ports that at the meeting which was
held on Wednesday of last week moth
ing but business Of a routine nature
was transacted, and the presidency
matter was not taken up. Further
than this Mr.. Gray said he did not
know, adding that the st. Paul folks
had as much knowledge on the sub
Ject as they did in the metropolis.
The names of the voting trustees of
the property who will eventually have
the naming of the new president are
j. T. Morgan, George Siemens, Sidney
Lanier, Johnston Livingston and
August Belmont.
st. Paul will just miss the chance of
entertaining a prominent railroader
and financial man from New York in
the person of Chairman Edward D.
Adams, Of the Northern Pacific board
of directors, who left Buffalo last night
on the Northern Steamship company's
big lake liner North Land for Duluth,
en- route to the Pacific coast with the
members of his family.
Mr.. Adams will not come to st. Paul,
but will take his departure from the
Zenith City direct to the West. 1t Is
his intention to visit the Yellowstone
national park.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-07
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
sey-ss. District Court, Second Judicial
District.
John Zinniel, plaintiff, VS.. Annie Zinniel
observation-disclosures
The State of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which is on file in the
office Of the Clerk of the said Court. at his
office at st. Paul, Minnesota, and to serve
a copy OF your answer to said complaint on
the subscribers at their Office. in the Civ 90
st. Paul, in the County of Ramsey, Mime
sofa; within thirty days after the service
of this summons upon you exclusive of the
day OF such service; and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in said COM
plant.
HUNT G PRENDERGAST
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
900 New York Life Building ST. Paul. Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-07

rails, while the news from Constantinople
also adversely affected all the market. Amer
leans were lifeless. The close, however, was
above the lowest. The Paris and Berlin
markets were steady.
NEW YORK MONEY
NEW YORK, July 6.-Money on call easy,
11sQ2 per cent, last loan, 1A@1A per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, SQ4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at $4.S6%@4.87 for de-
mand and "a .S5A@4.S6 for sixty days. Post
ed rates, 81 S61R@4. STU and 81. $500. S8a. Com
mercial bills, $4S5. Silver certificates, 6OA@
60Rc. Bar silver, Coo. Mexican dollars, 47c.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, July 6.--Today's statement
OF the condition of the treasury shows: Avail
able. cash balance, $2S9, S89, 274; gold reserve,
$141, 1893 900.
CHICAGO MONEY.
CHICAGO, July 6.-New York exchange, 30c
premium. Foreign exchange weak; demand,
&.S71s; sixty days, $4.S6.
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$7O2, lbs. 49,
Minneapolis-$1 ,265, 976.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-07
ST. PAUL GRAIN.

Quotations on hay. grain, feed etc., fur
nished by Griggs Bros, commission mer
chants:
Wheat-The wheat market yesterday was
dull. There was a Slight advance in prices
in spite of the dullness. No 1 northern,
7112@7219c; No. northern, 70@71c.
Corn-No. yellow. 21@22c; No. g. 1910
2O1ac
0ats--No. 3 white, 2O@2O1Ac; No. 8, 1s@1sac
Barley-22@25c.
Rye-32d33c.
seeds-Timothy, 95c@$1.1O; red clover. $500
@4.20; fax 74GD75c.
Flour-Patent, per Dbl, $3.SO@4.3O: straight
S3.65@3.SO; bakers, $3@3.4O; rye -four, 500
3.25.
Ground Feed and Millstuffs-No. 1 feed,
$S5O@S.75; coarse cornmeal. $8.25@S.50; BRAN
bulk, $6@650; shorts. $6.50@7.
Hay-Market steady and very firm; best
qualities scarce and wanted; choice to fancy
upland, $7@7.50 good qualities wild upland,
$696.75; inferior qualities, $4.50@5.75, accord
ing to quality and condition; No. l timothy,
S.5O@S.25; cat and rye straw. $4.2Oq5.