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A Fine Entertainment.

The Woman's Relief Corps gave a
fine entertainment and dance In the
Auditorium Thursday evening. which
vas a decided success. The following
programme was rendered: Instrument
tai music. Mrs. Rooney; address. Miss
Edna McGown: solo. Mrs. Fitz Butler:
recitation. Miss Gertrude Poltovich:
Instrumental music. Mrs. Rooney: rec
itation. Mrs. Bessie hughes; song,
Dawson sisters: recitation. Miss Edna
McGown: drill by Star Company q of
the state militia; drill by Lady Macca-
bees.
The ladies are to be congratulated
on being n OF the best drilled teams
that ever appeared before a Butte au-
dience. The letters C.. A. X. were
nicely formed. Dancing was INDUCED
in until "A late hou
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4 Wonderful Instrument.

\ wonderful instrument. the orches-
trion. built i'm Germany n imported
at a considerable cost. IL being put into
the Casino and will be in working or
der Monday night. 1t plays a COM
plete orchestra of % instruments. In
the olio this week is Winona, a favor
lite s~erio-comic; Madaline Chandler
and Mcpherson. the Lamore Sisters,
Maud LaBlsnche. Sadie Taylor and
others. Mr.. Chapman and Blanche
Warren have established themselves
firmly in the favor OF the patrons of
the Casino. Miss Warren Is of the
most thorough actresses ever seen In
any Butte stock company.
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hard at work. A cop of each morning
PAPER is brought to him at 5 O'Clock.
His official wagons wait at the doors of
the newspaper offices and scud to him
with the first copies that come from
the press. His company of assistants
read every line in these papers and
mark everything which seems to have
a dangerous look; then he passes final
judgment upon these markings. Two
things conspire to give to the results a
capricious and unbalanced o Ais
assistants have diversified notions as TO
what is dangerous and what isn't: he
can't get time tn examine their criti-
cisms in much detail. and so sometimes
the very same matter which Is sup
pressed i'm one paper fails to be damned
I'm another one, and gets published in
full feather and unmodified. Then the
paper in which il was suppressed
blandly copies the forbidden matter in
to his evening edition-provokingly CIV
ing credit and detailing all the circum-
stances i'm courteous and tnonensive
language-and. of course, the censor
cannot say "a word.
Sometimes the censor sucks all the
blood out of a newspaper and caves II
colorless and inane: sometimes he
leaves IL undisputed n let's 1t a out
its opinions with a n vigor
hardly to be surpassed. I think. in the
journals of any country. Apparently
the censor sometimes reverses his YER
diets upon second thought, for several
times lately he has suppressed jour
nails after their issue and partial dis
tribution. The distributed copies are
then sent for by the censor and de-
stroyed.
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No-To-Bac for fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure; makes weak
men strong, blood pure. SOC, 81. All druggists.
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Juvenile Globe Trotters.

Two very juvenile globe trotters who
have shined their way pretty nearly
around the world. made their appear
ance in Butte yesterday. They were
Harry Castle, or Tenny. as he prefers
TO be called. aged Is. and Peter En-
right. II years old. They came In by
brakebeam from Spokane N are on
their way 10 the Oma exposition.
They both visited the worlds and mid
winter fairs. were both at the Carson
City fight, where Tenny was
mascot. and have seen pretty nearly
everything that il worth seeing.
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The Women's Relief Corps has is
sued a call to all the ladies of the
Blue and the Gray. and all ladies OF the
city are invited to be present at the
Auditorium Tuesday evening for the
purpose of organizing a soldiers aid
for 1909
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Hibernians Take Notice,

All members of Division No. /, A. q.
H., are requested to attend the meet
ing next Wednesday evening, as bust
ness of Importance Is To be transacted.
ID. II. SHEA. Secretary.
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DIR. Dodd of the Owsley block has re-
lieved hundreds of headache and nerv-
BUSINESS by his glasses.
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Austrian Press Censorship.

Mark Twain. In Harper's Magazine.
There L. a censor OF the press. and
apparently he is always on duty and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-12
MIscEILANEOUS.

NEW YORK DRY GooDs-The demand for
staple and seasonable lines Of cotton goods
orally satisfactory. Merrimac shIrting prints
were reduced to 3Ac per yard: Heavy brown
sheetings and drills were Arm, courtyard
s sGs beng .a9 f OV Tooen goods
was without change.
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York. Nov II.
6ptons op e,ns. , r1s ,es mace
erately active and closed steady, points
lower. Sales. $500, including December
SOC: May. Gs5a5 sec; June. 6.sSc; septenl,,
Der s.sG6. Zoe: October. s10G6.15c. Spot cof-
fee: Rio firm and fairly active: No invoice.
CordoYa. Sdl5c. Sales 800 bags Maracaibo,
30 Sayanilla, 200 Mexican and 100 Central
Americn. sugar-Raw strong; refining, 1915
sugar, s-1s93&c; refined firm but quiet.
SEED AARKETS-Chicago Nov. 1.-THE
haxseed market is little weak and can be
weak holders who are disappointed because
prices do not continue 10 boom The iegiti-
mate condition Is as strong as ever and viii
were 40 cars, 81 cars az Duluth and 4s cars
et Minneapolis The Official close IS as fol-
iows; Cash fax q 1910, Northwestern at
and 9s5zc asked per bu. Cash timothy seed
At 5 per I0O IS Min1 me- aaxseed quot QUOT
NEW YORK C0TToN-New York. Nov. Il.
Cotton futures closed very steady: Novem-
Der. 5.9s; December. S.11: January, 5.1B Feb
ruary, 5.1s: March, SIS: April, SCI; NAY.
5.s2: June, $751; July SIS: AuEust, 642; sep
tember, 5-4z: October. 5-44. Spot closed quiet:
middling gulf. SIS: DO uplends, s-1ec;
sales, 23s bales
BUTTER AND DGGSNew York, Nov. IL.
-Butfer-Receipts 1858 packages. Steady
Western creamery, 1rtGzcs Egins, PC; fac
tory 1axG1lzc. Cheese-Receipts 5.zS7
packages: steady: large white, SIC; small,
sSGsAes large eolorsd, SAC; small, sk9
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HEAVY EXPORT ENGAGEMENTS
REPORTED NEAR THE CLOSE
HAD EFFECT
CORN AND OATS HIGHER
Feeling Was Generally BuIlfsh and
Stronger Than Had Been Hoped
For, with No Especial Cause
Assigned Save the Demand for
Export Advance Was
Slow but Sure Throughout.
Previous

CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-Near the close today
reports Of heavy export engagements and a
recovery In foreign markets caused wheat TO
become suddenly active and strong. May
closed a shade higher Provisions are IN
changed to 25zc higher.
The opening trades In wheat showed de-
clines OF HnMc, May starting at from 65A
30 65kc. The market began to mend shortly
after the opening. and though the advance
was very slow for two hours 1t was sure.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported lao cars.
compared with ,042 last week and 81 a year
ago. Chicago receipts, however, were light.
12s cars. though OF good quality, 4S being
OF contract grade. Shorts considered II ad-
yisable 10 take the profits on yesterdays de-
cline and the buying soon sent the May price
up 20 65fse. For long time the market hung
between that figure and e5Ac. After ii
O'Clock the tone Of the seaboard and foreign
news changed decidedly for the better, and
the market here Immediately took notice OF
that fact. Late Liverpool cables showed half
OF the early decline recovered. Reports as
TO export engagements were very conhictiD &
for time, but the steadiness OF New York
convinced spectators that good business
was being done. New York finally claimed
as high as 10 loads. taken at al points.
The cash demand here and at Northwest
points showed improvement. There WAS some
New York and this had effect on local
shorts who covered freely. As the session
progressed the demands from shorts gradu-
ally grew heavier, and after noon, trading
was QUITE heavy In volume. May advanced
steadily 10 66Kc, and was firmly held at that
price for some time II was bringing 653sc
At the close.
Corn was weak early on a decline. but the
market became firm later, closing at the best
prices OF the day. Receipts were light, 1855
cars. May ranged from 33n 10 1914 Q334sc,
and closed a shade higher at 331sc Oats were
rather slow. May ranged from 245s42fzc TO
A1kc. and closed a shade higher, at NAQ
24%c.
Provisions were stagnant At the close,
January pork was nc higher, at Ss.92hk !;
January lard unchanged, at h92h and
January ribs unchanged at s4.57h.
Estimated receipts Saturday: Wheat $50
cars; corn. 5O3; oats, $50. hogs, % 900 head
The leadIIg futures ranged aG follows:
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

GRAIN GoSsIP-Gossip by private wire To
Z. n y Smith Co. St Paul. members OF
inc New YORK stock exchange and Chicago
board Of trade.-Modern Miller: Flour trade
mas been duh all the week and while mills
generally have run. there are exceptions and
STOCKS nave accumulated In many Instances.
Prices have been slightly but not material
~ reduced and on The declining market both
foreign and domestic buyers have been eau
slous.--New York-The actual business so
lar Is rs leads wheat here and 80 outp1rts
Tor exPort-Liyerpool-W closing steady
december and March II higher from :sl
?. m, making December u. March y lower
Tor the day. bu; December a. March u up
from low point. Corn, December \ higher
making lg Mg% lower for the day
NEW YORK, Nov. u.-Flour-Receipts 90
S ws oels exports, z geo hblsi quiet; steady.
~ nS' s sPHt nrm, No red 76lc. (; o. b.. ahoat
included No. red May 7Oisa7i-s-i6c. closed
nHe corn--Receipts, 40. iao bu: exports So 81 !.
40 ou; SPOT hrm No ss1sc. {. 0. b.. aloat:
ske,eeipts, 1900 bu: exports 4O620 bu; spo;
dull: No. 2 2gc; options neglected. ~
STEADY mtk" 1 whSa; ,,s VIA. Nov Flour
S Sts1he No northern. eS5s9esc Oats,
nrn. 2en 2Ti5c. Rye. steady: No / 5iiS
s pc Barley, firm; No. 2, 47ike; sample, 46G
ST. LOUIS. Nov. u.-wheat higher. No. 2
red, cash elevator. Gstsc; track. ssa.c: be-
ssmser' sssse; May. ss%dsske; No. hard.
esanber. sol.e. January. aad32c. Oats
higher; No, ?. cash. 26c. track. &c; Decenl.
Ger. &c May. 26c. No. 2 white. CSC. rye.
strong, nc Flax sscd. lower. siIhc.
LIVERPOOL Nov. u-Close. whoa,
steady. hsfifd lower, Novemhe-. nom nal; be.
cemher, Is sid: March. IS SD Corn tn
"a lower. November. s. cad: December IS
KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. u.-Whast
steady; No ! hard. SIC; No. 2. 5slsfsiisc.
No. ) SesfGsec: No. rcd csc: No. sc.
No. spring. 5SUe0c: No. g. s395Se Corn
weak No. ? mixed, 2s% G2elsc: No. ? white
&c No, 3 2Sisc. Oats. nc higher; No. .
white. 2sAG27c. Rye. steady: No. 2 4Sc.
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ST. foUl Markets.

PRoDUCE-Eggs are quoted a little h,vhsr.
ether kinds OF produce steady
Inc following are street quotatioas as cor
rected dally by {. L. JET Co:
Apples-Per Bbi-Northern Spy 81 -ss7s "A.
Baldwins, Ss-T5Gs-25; Greening sa 7geSa &,
Ben Davis. $S.6o02T5: other vari sti-.s. 81 *
Bananas Choice shipping-Iarxs buncbss
M,so1S: small punches. sl6l.2 g.
De $50 be.srown. 81. dirty lots. 6o1
&c; fancy. n@: medium. hand picked.
Beef ountry-drsssed. fancy. sesse; rouss.
Butter-Per Lb-Creameries extra. 2sSs.o.
oreameriss. nrsts, 20G3ic; erenmeries. Tsth-
cred cream lsti &C; dAirses extras 1Tfs
sc. limitations. l2G l2ssc: packing stock. ".
Cabbage Home grown. doz. I5aSse -
Cheese-Per Lb-Hr3ck. No. !. ua1inc.
brick. No. ?. s9eso: Limburxer. sasitc::
Wisconsin. I0QI0s<c; Young AmericS new s,.1
lie; priu1ost. 6d6,<e.
cidsr-sSee:; per bbl. sS9S.SO; sweet. per
cT rant and busle. $500: Cape
EsEs-Fresh. subject to loss OF. new. cases
Included. ls9l7e: seconds. cases Included.
Fiss-oalifornis, lob box. s.S
Fish-Per Lb-Pickerel 4iSc cropies. 70:
trout. lake, Sc; whitehsh Sc
SSns-buoks mallard, per doz, IS 50; canvas
backs A-a5QT: h-ant, per doE s4d45o
Hogs-cieen, Per Io-Heavy, s,sc: Light, ~
Csc; medium. tc
HOnsy-Lh Sections - Buekwheat sassse.
extracted amber, eG6lsc; extracted white
este: golden rod, l0o; extracted white. lie;
white. fancy, lSc
Lemons = California s0os to secs. ssas 20,
Nesssnas, choice. zoos. A6e6s; Me~slras
fancy, ssos. ssGs.so Messinas. choice. secs.
Maple srrup-Per Le-ohio. In bricks. 100;
loc.
Mutton = Per Id - Bucks, SIC: country
dressed. 7a49Si&c; milk lambs. pests OF. sAs
Gioc
N1ts-Almonds. Few. small quantities. u9
1ecs almonds. TnrrAgonas Racks 100 Ira
lie: Tsrrsgcoas. small quantities i4c; al
bsrts. sacks, about 300 lbs SIC: nlberts
ANAL quantities. Ice: hickory. per bu SIS
ei5o; peanuts. per ID. raw. eGS1Sc: pea
nuts. per 70. roasted. &c: pecsns new. Tex
as. polished, ieo-lb sacks Sc. pecaas, small
quantities. e1l0o: wai21ts, S4ec; walnuts
California soft shall sacks. 100 10 iIa lbs
shE1oc; w4l1uts. Califor1is, hard less
quantities. 10 black wainuts, a.
onions-F>er Bu-Sllvsr slias. s594oo; ether
Oranges Per BOE-sssdlinEs. fancy. vals1-
Pears-fsr bu-AnchaEAn.. H.a; washington.
81
Potstees-Burhanks, &0ec; Rural, @Gssc:
Snow Fakes. &essa; Peerless. SOS (;
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NEW YORK MONEY, New York. Nov IL
Money on call steady at 2G2h per cent last
loan. 2. Prime mercantile paper. Sq4 per
business in bankers bills at 81 ssh 1874 for
demand. and $4.S2AG4.S2A for sixty days.
Posted rates, Hs3G4ss11. Commercial bills
Bar silver. 6o7scs Mexican dollars. 47hc
WALL STREET GOSSIP-New York stock
gossip. reported by H. Holbert & Son, bank
ers and brokers, 341 Robert street, National
Decentralization Bank building. St. PAUL.
Post & Flagg wire u.s. The market today
was the most active that we have had Cor
many months. dealings IN both stocks and
bonds being on a huge scale. The big pro-
fessional operators took advantage of the ac-
tive outside demand to sell large blocks OF
long stocks, but these were well taken. and
not until Just at the close did the market
show any signs OF feeling these sales. In the
OF complications with Spain and an appeal
by that nation to the powers OF Europe
against our demands, which. they claim
are arbitrary and unreasonable. There were
tons that tamorTow's bank statement would
be a very bad one. All this, or at least a
great portion OF 1t. we believe was given out
to make a reaction. and came from those
who have sold their long stocks. That the
market should react somewhat Sc very nat
ural sfter such sensational advance. but
set back. and n such thing should occur
we would advise purchases In liberal
amounts. as we believe the market is bound
to go higher. and that, too. In the near fu-
TREASURY STATEMENT = washington
Nov u.-Today's statement of the condition
OF tie treasury shows: Available cash bal
nnce $3o03s .s9s; gold reserve. S24s,05S,SsO.
BANK CLEARINGs.
ST Psul-ss52. 0S5.50.
Minneapolis-S1 s.. 9s6. T66.
Chicago 81 ol4, Co.
New York-$17s, 473. 262.
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LiNe Stock Markets.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Nov. 1.-The receipts
s e me Union stockyards today were: Cattle.
10y: caves; LEO: hogs, zoo; sheep. 500. The
C ceipis ana small amount Of left over stun
900 cattle OF all kinds are quoted steady with
Eoo1 Dulcner cattle and fine stoekcrs and
feeders IN demand Common stuff unsalahIe
me nog market continues to decline. Today's
quotations at the close were full nickel
Io"ef than Yesterday on packing hogs. Pigs
are OF full 1ec Heavy hogs are weaE
Inc sneep market is steady with good NUT
tons and fine. fat lambs in demand.
Aogs-Msrket opened weak and closed n
luh nlcKel lower. in sympathy with the
situation at other points. The bulk of the
iight AID medium hogs sold at So Is and SO 3O
A lew punches OF choice packers sold 10
RepresentatiYe saIcs:
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DULUTH.

DULUTH. MINI. Nov. Ii.-Market dull and
up TO 63Mc at noon, and al II was quo Cd
at 6S&c Cash. 400 COO blu st 3Jzc over De-
cember- Cash sales, IS. 900 blu No / north
ern, SIC; 5000 Blu No. northern e6Xc; 1O1,-
COO Blu No ! northern. se1zc; Il, 600 blu No. /
northern, ee7sc; 10000 hu No. / nor bern,
csc; 5000 Blu No. northern, GA Q691kc 2
cars rejected. 5sd59lkc: Is 90 bu fax, s7A %
bu; rye. s.So2 bu barley, 2s e9l bu; figx. GO ma
bu Shipments-Wheat. 2l0.273 bu; max. TO-
sse bu December closed lie up at e2te: sp5t
No. hard, 70hc; No. northern. SIC; No.
northern, 64he; No. spring 81 nc; 70 ar
rive, No. ! hard, 701Ac: No i northern. 67c:
NO. northern, 645ec; No. hard December
sac; Nay, e6ssc; No northern. May. 66bc
o oau' 41sqaoc; rye. Doc; barley, S6kc; FAX,
SSe May, S9c; corn. 2S5zc.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 1i.-wheat opened
lower, but the weak feeling did not last long
December wheat opened at 62azc against 62A.c
Thursday. advanced 10 62S4cdS27sc. sold at
e2%c. and steadily advanced TO 63Ac by II 30
and remained steady up 10 noon. May wheat
opened az s2isc. against 53%c Thursday ard
gradually crept up TO 64~sc by II 80. and not
long after scored another &c. The cash
wheat market was strong a. 1niAc
over Thursday for all grades The
cash traders as rule are quite satisfied and
look for greater gains for their customers
November wheat closed az &C December at
GAGsJitc, ard May at 64n a5lNc
Open High Low Closing.
Wheat ing est est Fri Thurs
December 500. 62it 6sh 81 6sA-IS e2X
May ;.........e3lt 64S-h ssh 644N esq
November ....-.... 49,. -... "a ca
On Track-No. hard. 6SAc. No. i north
ern, etAe No northern. 62ikc November
eats e4Ac; No northern. s24c: November
csts, zalsc, November corn. S0Ac. fax seed
ts,te.
Curb December wheat. 6sl
Puts on December wheat. SO i-Is
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ST. PAUL,

Quotations on grain, hay. feed. etc fur
nlshed by Griggs Bros, grain and seed mer-
wHEAT-No. northern, s49e4lkc; No z
northern, 62q63c.--CORN-No yellow.
s2qsz1ke; No. 3. slQsiIzc. -oATs-No.
white, 2SQ2iAc; No. g. 241d25c. BARLEY
AND RYE-Sample barley. 34Q4Oc.-SEEDS
No. i fax. sS@9Sizc: timothy seed $l6Il o
red clover, Aq4.i0.-FLoUR-P per
Dol, $360g3.s0; rye four. $2.40d2@-
GROUND FEED - sl2.75qI3 - COARSE
q9.25.--SHORTS-I bulk. 50 .SSIs Ia. -
HAY-Market steady: receipts increasing:
choice Iowa and Minnesota upland, S7d7 %
10. ! upland, N4a p; wild, s6Q7. good to
choice timothy, ss.75d7.25; clover and clover
mixed. 8. 5at6.a.-sTRAw- ss.75a4;
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Iopen- High Low Clos
ing. est. est. ing.

Cash quotations were follows: Flour
steady. No spring wheat. 62ds5c: No. z
red. I. o. b.. G6ikc; No. corn, 3243zisc: No.
oats, T. o. b.. 25d25ikc; No. white, I. 0.
No. 2 rye. zoe. sample barley, T. o. b.. $50 4yc:
No. / haxseed. Soc: prime timothy seed. s28
Mess pork, per Dbl. 81 S5d7.90; lard. per 100
lbs As7hd497is. short ribs sides doosel
A,g0db 10. dry salted shoulders boxed. a. a
csc. short rlear sides (boxedl $As5Qae6
Whisky, dsF,illers' finished goods, per gal
.25. Sugars cut loaf. unchanged Receipts
Flour "a 600 bu; wheat III 900 bu corn,
+0s. OC0 bu. oats. Z76 COO bu rye % coo bu:
barley, ~ 600 hu Shipmen' s-Flour % 900
1862 600 bu: rye 5000 bu. barley. "a 900 bu.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady: creameres. 14g21Hc
dairles i2hGl9c Cheese quiet Sd9&o Eggs
arm: fresh lSIaGi9c.
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&C. Egr.-Receipt-. 5Oss packages; steady:

Western 23c.
Chicago, Nov. n.-Butter. steady; cream
cries. 14G2I1kc; diaries. l21xd1sc. Eggs. firm;
fresh. 1Sizd1ec.
ST. PAUL Nov. I--Wool-WisconsfnE East
ern Iowa and Southern Minnesota: In
washed, fine, heavy, per ID, 7izGsc; do fine
light, 9d10c; do medium = to A-blood. 13Q
l5c: do coarse, low. Y blood 11614c; do very
coarse. braid. logic; do cotted bury. ETC,
sdf0c; do average lots, fine out, 11614c
Western Iowa, Minnesota Manitoba British
Columbia and Northwest Territory: Fine.
heavy per ID, 7G11c: do medium, 10114c; do
coarse, 1ed12c: do bury, geedy. ETC., sd9c.
Montana: Unwashed, 6ne bright, per Ii.
sa9c; do medium. 12014c: do coarse. la
l4c; do dark comhings. 7Gsc.
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Other varieties. 179zsc; Jersey Sweets. SIS
per Dbl; Muscatine. d-7592
Foultry-Psr Lib = Spring chickens, 61kG7c;
nys hens. 546c; live geese, &c; live ducks,
o, agsc; I've TURKEYS pzGsc; cocks, 4q5c.
VeaI-Per Lb-Coarse and thin. 81: extra.
fancy, country dressed, sHo.
Vegetables Green-Beets. per dog bunohes,
l0c; new carrots. per doz. Ice; new turnips,
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State of Minnesota,
Department of Insurance.
st. Paul. June 81 1898.
/, the undersigned Insurance Commissioner
OF the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the Royal Templars Of Temperance
above named, has complied with the laws
OF this State relating to insurance, and is
now fully empowered, through It's authorized
agents. to transact its appropriate business
of Fraternal Life Insurance In this State
for the year ending January S1st 1899.
ELMER H. DEARTH
Insurance Commissioner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-12

4NV UuoIHesb II NLILuebuIA N 1871.
State OF Minnesota
Department of Insurance.
St Paul, June T. 1898.
/, the undersigned Insurance Commissioner
OF the State Of Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
above named, has complied with the laws OF
this State relating to insurance, and Is now
fully empowered. through It's authorized
agents, TO transact its appropriate business
OF Fire Insurance In this State for the year
ending January 31st 1899
ELMER H. DEARTH,
Insurance Comm. ssioner.
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C1ttle-Market steady on all kinds of eooi
cattle; But little butcher stun was offered
ana That very common. Good stockers ana
Ieeoers are steady and In demand. The mar
ket would improve IL mure good stnff was
shipped IN. Representative sales.
Butcher Cows and Heifers
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SAMPLE SALES.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Northern
Totals
--HL-A


OTHER GRAINS-Winter wheat / car; No.
corn cars; no grade corn, / car; No. 8
oats, 90 cars: No. rye, cars; No rye
cars; No barley. cars; No. barley. 3
cars no. barley, i car; No. fax. 80 oars;
rejected fax, cars; no grade fax cars
Cars Inspected out-Wheat.. No. / hard. 4
cars; No. / northern. ITO cars; No. north
ern, AZ cars; No. 3. 6 cars rejected, cars;
no grade. cars.
RECEIPTS Wheat. CAT cars, 4s1.72O bu;
corn, s.720 bu; oats q .04o bu; barley, 1s $50
bu; rye, $500 bu fax. So. $50 bu; oil 20s 500
bu: -four. $50 bbls; milisturs, 80 tons; hay,
A tons; fruit, 150. 200 lbs; merchandise, 1913
4O4 lbs; lumber. 10 cars; barrel stock 10 cars:
machinery, 147. 600 lbs; coal, I,222 tons; wood.
zS4 cords; brick. 5000; lime. 2 cars; house
hold goods. q, 900 lbs; pig iron. % cars; salt.
] Dbl; dressed meats, 90 900 lbs; railroad ma
1893
SHIPMENTS-Wheat, 100 cars: 104 600 bu.
corn, 1,ls0 blu; oats. 6,050 bu; rye $50 bu;
max. 500 bu; -four, 1928 bbls; millstuns.
l,S19 tons; fruit 1s4, 500 lbs merchandise,
2 0l6, 400; lumber. 70 cars machinery. 1900
lbs; COAL 40 tons; live stock / car; railroad
materials, cars; sundries, IL cars car lots.
GIG
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Joint High Commission.

WASHINGTON Nov 1.-THE Angio-Amerf-
can commission he'd brief session today and
then adjourned Until next Thursday.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. ia telegram from
Gen Dodge chairman Of the war investf-
eating commission, announces that he viii
xeach Washington tomorrow.
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MICH COW EXCHANGE, South st PAUL
Nov. 11.-Lytle & Raeburn's report: Demand
for No. ] mich cows continues good with
few on hand and more coming in More
could be sold II they could be had Forward
springers in fair demand. Common stuff
drags. Representative sales: