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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEED Chicago, April 49,
me HaXSeed market was a little more
active Thursday, and stronger as to dis
tant futures. Receipts here were cars.
| car at Duluth and cars at Minneapo.
lis. Cash flax at 173, May at 81 72, Sep
tember at $1.20 and October at S1.i4 per
bu. Cash timothy seed closed at 81. 40 and
clover seed at $i.75 per 100 lbs. Minneapo-
lis naXseed quoted at $1.90 per bu
BQTTER AND EGGS-New York, April
l9.-Butter-Receipts, 4,634 packages;
tory 1a@15c. Eggs-Receipts, liz pack
124@13e; regular packing at mark, 12N
Q1212c; Southern at mark, n@1215c.
Chicago, April 19.-Butter firm; cream
cries, 14Q1112c; dairies, 12150151bc. Eggs
steady; fresh, 1012c.
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York.
April 19-Coffee-Spot, Rio, quiet; No. 4.
invoice, S1sc; No. z jobbing, S3sc mild,
market quiet; Cordova, 91k014c Coffee
futures opened steady at UNCHANGED
prices to 8 points decline, cables being
or unsatisfactory average. A rumored
case OF bubonic plague at Rio caused an
advance of 5Q1O points later, with stim-
ulatlng general speculation. Again the
market ruled easier under local pressure,
showing positive weakness in the last
half hour; The market closed barely
sales, p, $50 bags, including. May, 6.95c:
June, 7c; July, 6.95GD7. .05e; August. SID
z.G5c; September, 7.05@7. .15c; October. ia
11Oc; November. 7.25c: December, Z. .4Oc:
January, .45c; March, 7.55c. Sugar-Raw
easy; fair refining, 8 3t-32c; centrifugal
96-test, 4 47-16c. Molasses sugar, SIC; re-
fined, steady.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip by private wire
to G. III. T. Smith & Co, ST Paul, mem
bers of the New York Stock exchange and
Chicago Board of Trade-Price Current:
Favorable report for the week with
beneficial rains. Wheat crop position un-
changed. Large area turned to other
crops. Oats doing well. Corn planting
progressing favorably. Weeks packing,
AS, 900 hogs, against 315,G00 last year.
Creston, To-: There are few punches
of corn in our territory, but it is all in
well covered cribs and owned by dealers
abundantly able to hold it, Very few
dealers have any accumulated stocks in
elevators, so we are practically depend
ent upon farmers deliveries. I can see
sixty days. The weather is all that couIN
be desired. Crops were never put in un-
der more favorable conditions. Loadings
for today, % cars"
LIVERPOOL, April 19-Wheat dull:
closing I'd lower; May, 5s 914d; July SIS
SGD. Corn quiet; closing at HJszd lower:
May, As sd; July, Ss n7sd; September, As.
MILWAUKEE, Wis April 19-EIour
dull. Wheat lower; No. 1 northern. 56Esc:
No. 2 northern, 65@6512c. Rye quiet No.
l, 5Sc. Barley steady; No. 2, 43T431sc;
sample, 3S1s9t4212c. Oats quiet; No. 2
NEW YORK, April 9.-F'lour-Receipts
q, ,267 bbls; exports, 11.493 bbls; quiet and
weak on everything but low grade win
ters; winter straits, So. 45@350; Minnesota
patents 50. 7oG3. 80. Rye -four easy. Wheat
Receipts, 29,600 bu; exports, 24,235 bu;
spot easy; No. 2 red, 791ac f. o. b. afioat:
No. red. 761ac elevator; No. 1 northern
Duluth. 7615c {. o. b. afioat, prompt; No.
l hard Duluth, 7S14c f. o. b. affoat, prompt
Options-May closed at 73c; July, 72 1915
d731sc, closing at T3c; September, 1880
7S1ac, closing at 731ac. Corn-Receipts,
2S,275 bu; exports. 121.136 bu spot weak:
No. 2, 47c f. o. b. afIoat, and 4615c ele-
vator. Opttons-May. 441s044asc. closing
at 441sc; July, 44at@45c, closing at 4i%c:
September, 451s04512c, closing at I5hc
Oats-Receipts, 55,S00 bu; exports, SO bu;
spot DULL No. 2, 2S@2S14c; No. s, 27tsc;
No. white, soc; No. 5 white. 2S1kc; track
mixed Western. 2SG1291zc; track white, 80
@34c Options neglected and closing
easier he lower; May closed at 2711sc; No.
white Nav oats. 291%c
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Are the most disagreeable months of the
year in the North. In the South, they
are the pleasantest and most agreeable
The trees and shrubs put forth their buds
and flowers; early vegetables and fruits
are ready for eating, and in fact all ma
ture seems TO have awakend from its win
ter sleep. The Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company reaches the Garden
spots of the South and will on the first
and third Tuesdays of March and April
sell round trip tickets to all principal
points in Tennessee, Alabama Georgia
and West Florida. at about half rates
Write for particulars of excursions to P
Sid Jones, d. p. A.. in charge of Immigra-
tion Birmingham, Ala. or J. X Ridgely
N w p A Chicago. Ill
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES.

Homestake so OOStandard -. As
MeRiean AToR Silver 49,. g. e. Union Con. e
| WALL STREET GOSSIP New York
Son. bankers and brokers, 341 Robert
street, National German-American Bank
building, st; Paul: Strong, Sturgis & Co.
wire. us: I'VE have had but a limited
market today, the transactions being of
moderate amount and giving no evidence
OF interest by the public. Fluctuations
nave also been of small Importance The
statements regarding Steel & Wire have
naturally had an effect upon properties
more or less kindred in their nature, and
1T matters not at the moment to the or
dinary trader that one is better than ans
otnef, so long as he is alarmed and de-
c1des to dispose Of his holdings. Steel,
HOOP Tin Plate and National Steel, with
OUT regard to assets or earnings are
treated as II they were under unfavora-
PIE conoltlons. 1t is hard to teach the
ordlnary operator to discriminate, and
MS loss or confidence is frequently with
out any reason, but comes from panic
1--WE lind the railroad situation healthy.
out, as we have before remarked, this
| market Is not broad enough for good
things to cut loose from bad, and all
suffer more or less together. We feel
tlmld, therefore. about advising pur-
cnases, while feeling that many things
NEW YORK MONEY-New York. April
lS-Money on call steady at 27a@3 per
cent; , last loan. ~ per cent Prime mer-
exchange strong, with actual business In
bankers bill at $4. S7% for demand and at
$4S4 for sixty days. Posted rates, 81. .84sz
Commercial bills, $4 S3A@4 S33z. Silver
certlhcates. 69A@6012c. Bar silver 591zc.
Mexican dollars, 4734c.
TREASURY STATEMENT - Washing
ton. April 19.-Todays statement of the
tree sury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $150, 600 coo gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows: Avail
balances o.
SS5, ,945. e00-' VO-
MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis.
April 19-New York exchange Thursday:
buying rate Sc discount, selling rate 25c
par, selling rate Zoe premium
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York,
April 1.-THE Commercial Advertisers
London financial cablegram says: There
was no increase of business in the mar
kets here today and the tone was dull
Americans were idle. They made diff
York came a seller of Union Pacific,
which created fairly large account here
Baltimore & Ohio was the only stock
New York bought, letting the market
go nat: In the street there was a fever
lsh rally. Coppers began flat on New
York quotations for metal, and Paris re-
trained from supporting Tintos, which
London beared Then Paris began to
buy, causing. a rally. Tintos closed at
59A, having been 59B Anaconda closed
at 1O 7-16, having been at 10 3-16 Money
was was wanted for the war loan pay day,
but nothing was due the bank, which did
a large business in discounts, relieving
the pressure. Calls finished steady. Sill.
YER, ver stationary Ia simply, because New
YORK Is holding off. The market looks
rocky, If New York Sells
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. PauI-$640, 1864. .04
Minneapolis-$1,7 702, 407
Chfcago-$24, ,2S6, 428
New York -$23S2. .323. .S79
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DIR. Ohage won His sui+

Health Commissioner Ohage won q law
suit yesterday against the Union Insur-
ance company, of Philadelphia He sued
house. which was destroyed last fall. The
contention of the company was that DR.,
Ohage's house was not totally DESTROYED
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HrIRgs Suit AgnjDst Citv

In August last, according to his action
HA,i Wtlliam Hogrefe, was injured on the
w WestmInSter mi st r, bridge and now sues the
his spine and leg are alleged.
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Suit in Foreclosure.

The st. Paul Trust company has COM
menced an action in foreclosure against
trust deed given by the North st. Paul
Land company. and others The deed
was giHen to the trust company by the
land company in 1SS9-to7 secure an issne
Of $50. coo of bonds
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Is a clever little book by Sam T
Glover, and will be of particular Interest
to intending tourists to Paris Exposition
1t is a narrative of recent European
trip and contains interesting information
about London and Paris.
Issued by Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul Ry and will be mailed to any ad-
dress upon receipt Of six cents for post
age. Address j.. T. Conley, Asst Gen
Pass. Agent, st. Paul. MINI.
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W. NJ. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY,
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards,
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAUL

Constgnments and correspondents So
neited. Market reports furnished on ap-
We do strictly commission business.
NO live stock bought or sold on our own
account.
st Paul: Security bank Zumbrota; Hon.
q Z; Koerner, state treasurer. Capitol
building, St Paul; A. c. Anderson, cash
ler ST. Paul National bank. St Paul
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E. H Eidan. respondent, vs.. Gust john

Syllabus. The district court, on an
application to affirm justice Judgment
chapter 46. General Laws 1897, may under
such statute afford the appellant a. rea-
sonable opportunity to furnish a new
bond II necessary, before cutting off his
right to be heard on appeal, by affirm
ance of such judgment
q Where a new surety jUsti1es under
the terms of such statute on justice
appeal bond with the acquIescence of a
previous CO-surety, and those two sure
ties although their obligations are ex
pressed in two Instruments are accented
at different times by different judges of
the district court of the same bench II is
error to affirm the Judgment of the ius-
tlce for a failure to furnish a proper bond
Order reversed. -T,oveiy 7 :
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Other Grains-No. corn, g. No. 3 oats
s; No. rye, /; No. barley, 1: No
flax, 4; rejected flax, 2.
cars inspected Out-Wheat-No hard
4: No. northern, 6S; No. 2 northern 1eI
NO. 3, 70; rejected, 1; no grade, 8; No. 4
corn, l; No. l flax q; rejected FAX
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TIE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PRICES AVERAGED GENERALLY
STEADY, WITH FAIRLY
HEAVY RECEIPTS
STOCK CATTLE SELL READILY
Light steer and Heifer stun in
Good Demand at Steady Prices,
Butcher Offerings Lib
eraI-Sheep Steady.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, April 19-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (estimat-
edD We're: Cattle, $50; calves, $50; hogs,
1,9OO; sheep, 500; horses, none; cars, 30.
The official receipts Wednesday were:
Cattle, 414; calves, 1870; hogs, LIP; sheep,
56; horses, none; cars, A.
The following table shows the roads
over which Wednesdays receipts came in
and the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle HopS Gbaen Mivad
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Lovely, ].
B. E. Ingwaldson, appellant. VS..

B. e. Ingwaldson, appellant, VS.. Mary
Olson and NTathea Olson. respondents.
Syllabus-1 1t is not permissible TO
bind new parties by Judgment. previous
~ entered against other, defendants, un-
der the terms Of section 1886, unless they
were originally named as parties to the
new action In which the Judgment was
entered such provision being applicable
only to cases where parties Jointly liable
and subsequently, proceededaagainst were
named defendants in the original suit
2. Neither can the Clerk Of the dis
trict court enter a Judgment against par
ties sought to be held under such statute
upon default, or without authority ex-
pressly conferred by the district court
Order affirmed. Lovely. +
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III YOU PAID sI5s TAXES
LAST YEAR YOU MUST PAY
$40 THIS YEAR. SUCH Is RE-
PUBLICAN EcoN0alY,
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Change of Time Great Northern
Sleeper to Winnipeg.

Commencing Sunday, April. 22d. +hrouob
sleeper to Winnipeg viii be attached to
tram number seven, leaving Minneapolis
goo p. m Sleeper for points on the
BrIS97ckSenrldge .IS7 division and Grand Forks
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smmEI Sum A1znrdeh no14on

William BoIter sued the NTinnaanolis o.
St Paul Suburban railway for SO 16O ds M y
ages and a jury returned a verdict for
him for $780, A0
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Ac down; July from 2sasc to 2sc, closing
Ac lower at 2ahc.
Estimated receipts: Wheat, 80 cars;
corn, 2O5 cars; oats, 165 cars; hogs, Il, 200
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CATTLE.

comparative receipts:
1ota1 Tor today (estimated) 4Oo
A troS- 1So '''''...'.'.... 314
1SO ..........,... 202
quotations.: Choice butcher cows and
ReeiIers. S. 75Q4.4o; fair to good, $SaS so:
thin IN cows and Gamers, s2a92 Is: Choice, Choice
1 6ateheF sai e. steers 460@5 fair to good 81 3
": :6eQ3; veal calves, .$4 5006, SO: choice
sfSsk ooa ss9s soMa and I'd hetfer 569s fair to
QS; heifer calves, $303 so; choice st9ciSo SeSo
ePsr 81 5zd aad feeders, s.. 75@425; fair to good
$5.25Q35O; common and tailings 3 SSS
:; S: steer calves, So. 1904. Is; Stock -aY@ and
dseedlng re bulls, $2.5GQ3. %; stags and oven
Sz;1oQ5:5C; mixers and springers, S25G15 -
snoeSinst aeeSelpts w We're about double the CORE
1ngs We're liberal with. some verv oolet7 goad
ssgSa S4Ms "a and steers the former selling up to
Sdg4izS "a e1i: and the steers up to 81. .8585. The
market 1faarE was ,steady.on., Gamers, bulls and
Yeas: oeil In the. stock market alleys good
caves were In best demand and so1d
fHaaal9 Hng g5d at STEADY to strong prices Year
steady prices. Stock and feedino ~ VII q I
were scarce with q fair demand at steadV
Representative sales:
AAI-
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MINNEAPOLIS.

o. dMIMNIEAPoLIs, INN April 1s.-wheat open
: May wheat opened at 64c, against s41b@
S4c q f,so Wedn5sesday ed5s lost c fIrmed up to
" % I5Sc, e5s% sold down to 6SA@63sc, advanced
held at 63bc. ~ A-o01i
c7s!7y SHly WI wheat opened at 651zc, against 654
G4oot8c Wednesday, gained 1-16c, lost Lice.
ggmed 1gfned up Pe to e5zs@aS54c, sold at 651Sc,
M NJ and by noon held at 6515c. ''' O.
VIII Inc nS;ash cash wheat market was strong,
Wednesday, The most of the No l-e'ti
northern nor, sold at 1Ac over the May price,
Wlth good cars going at 1h0%c better
No 2 sold mostly at the May price? Nav
@neat %fG9at closed at 6S%c, and July at 653s
wv Open High Low Closing.
WI heat Ing. est. est. Thurs. Wed.
May .,.. 81 81 lis e8&..% S85ss S8zs s41SoA 20
Sen{ SSaI{ '..'.- 651a 657s-A SOS 65as-1S 65%-%
On Track-No. hard, ees5c: % No 1o7s-4
AAGgfne[n ApriI aats 6f%G; ST. No northern $3.50;
seed, $169. 'i' ''c' naN
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DULUTH GRAIN

DULUTH Mimi, April 19.-Wheat OPEN
ed Zee off. recovered part of the loss. re-
acted and closed weak. May opened at
661sc, and July at 67Ac. Ment went tn
66Aq66asc. and July to 671ze Flax was
steady. Recetpts-Wheat 80 cars; corn.
+ cars: rye, 1 car; flax, l car: total, INK
cars. Shipments-Wheat, 2f06l1 bJ. Close.
oats, 241ae; rye, 52hc; May, 5Sc: barley
@SSG141c; e aa corn. S6Ac; fax, cash, $1.71: Nav
@;H; September $f.19; October, SI1sIa; No
I, nara. cash. 66c; May, 6S44c; July, G91bc !:
September, 6f1sc; No. 1 northern cash.
6Sc; May, 6614c; July, 67ssc; September
20 661sc; No. northern, cash, &c; No. 8.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
easy Wheat-No. red, 6S1206915c Corn
No. 2. 3S12@3S9sc; No. 2 yellow, 3S5sc.
OatsoNo. 2, 24A@241ac; No. 2 white, 2715c;
no no. 3 white, 26Q271zc. Rye-No 2, $3.50
56c. Barley-No. 2, 41Q441ac Flax Seed
No l, a7S Timothy-Price. 81. 4O02. As.
CIoVer-Contract grade, $7.75. Pork-Mess,
per per Dbl Dbl, $12@1S, ,05. Lard-Per 100 lbs, 1920
9ga IL 3D. =, Rt6s-Short sides Qoose) S7.100.
7c: Sides-Short clear (boxedD. 81. .60G7' 70
W w hII1sky1DiMstillers' !, M finished goods, per
gallon; 1.251S. Sugars-Cut loaf, &c;
bbls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 2s0,0Oo bu:
oats, 10000 bu; rye, II 600 bu; barley. 241 -
WI wba6t 6q' 10 oS5hhdipnments-Flour 5hd 81 600 bbs;
none; barley, 10000 bu. On the M nro5ncs 9ats
exchange today the butter market was
nrm; 19I; creameries. 14Q171ac: dairies, 121S6
iS12c. st2 Cheese-Ffrm at 12Q13c Eggs
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CASH SALES

flourmtIrst 30 on patents, $3.6O@3 65; first
SS95ears5 90 e5r5 7SzSVqzs0 rye oiur, per bbl, pure
Fee FeedmBran /, Bran in bulk, $11. .75@12; shorts in
61a 695k e. $l.2 .251I1 so; middlings in bulk, sl2 Is
$14G14.25. l. o. d.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn in
saGks' SACKS per ton sacks extra, to jobbers
only, $l4@14.25; No. ground feed, %
S1r Sfa Ed11 45 y oats SO-lb sacks, sacks extra
971i 7TornMNo: o NJ 3, S11ac; No: 8 yellow, s7A@
NJ oa5swN9. No choice, 251zc; ordinary, 244c:
Rye-No. quoted at 5O651c: No 2
sold at soc; no sales reported.
r,8itfny 6iaffrey ranger from S5c to 40c for choice
Hay-The market is firm and uncbane-
ed: Choice timothy is held at S9G79 56.
i}19Eerml%ed }aG s9S ed timothy $75O@S; Iowa up
coarse to medium, $5a6.5O rye straw T9sso'OS 81
Q4.50. Receipts, 10 tons w. 81
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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DON'T FORGET THE HORSE SALE.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, APRIL 20.
SPECIAL RATES ON ALI ROADS.
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Z. s. ref Is w.i103 N! Y. G. lists. .110Is
do Is req. 991efNlJtC. gen. 5s. .124
do 3s reg. .109 tNttC 6s. 1271h
do 3s COUP. .110 Iscd9 4s 1G6
do new As reg. i SO tlJtsjP. gen 3s 6S15
do new IS coup134 g tts6 prior 4s 1n4js
do old As reg. .114144GlY C. &c St.Ia4s107
do old IS coup. 11416kNI& W.con. 4s 9S
do 5s reg. .1f2$sE do gen. 6s....134
do 5s COUP. .1129s, ,OsN. lists. s.-.... Jos
d. of G.. 3 65s....122 do 4s.......... 1as166
Ateh., gen. Is 10G1a o. S. L. 6s.1 12S
do adj. 49,. S4ts do CON. 5s......1 .11315
Can. So. 2ds.....107 Read gen 4s. SO
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Receipts thus far in 1900, compared with
ne same period in 1899. are as Follows.
*Loss.
HOGS.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) .........1 300
year aso '''''''''...'.'.'''''...l AZ AZ
Quotations: Mixed and butchers, s.. As
Tors5 mO;se; good good to prime heavy s. :5e@S. 55
2g4.25; pigs and skips, $4@4 rs.
receipts We're heavy and the market
active Prices were steady at Wednes-
Gay decline: Mixed and butchers sold
at s.. 5.47A@5. .521a, and good to prime heavy
steady. 'NfNoi
Representative sales:
Mixed and RutobarS
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Conrad Weisel respondent, VS.. The East
ern Railway Company of Minnesota,

conrad w elSel, respondent, VS.. The East
ern Railway Company Of Minnesota,
appellant
Syllabus Plaintiff, a common labor
er. III the line of his duty, was at work
for defendant putting a hose upon the
tender of an engine, which was loaded
with coal and standing still. At the same
time another servant was standing upon
the loose coal on the tender to receive the
hose from his fellow servant on the
ground when a lump of coal was dfslodg-
ed from the tender and fell upon and in
jured the plaintiff.
Held, upon a claim that defendant was
negligent i'll overlooking the engine with
coal and thereby responsible for plain
tilfs injury; that its acts in this respect
We're the proXimate cause of the accident
and did not constitute actionable negH-
gence for which recovery can be had.
2. Under the facts in this case the
damages to which plaintiff was subject
ed. when he was injured, were not Pc
culiarly and distinctively railroad haz-
ards. and the injuries caused by the neg
hgence of his fellow servants would not
entitle him to recover therefor from his
employer.
Order reversed. Lovely, J.
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Quotations: Fat sheep, $450M6; stock
sheep; $S.25@4; feeders. So 1904 fat lambs,
$6.50d690; yearlings, $575@6.15; stock and
feeding lambs, S5G5.50; buck lambs, S3m
45O; bucks. $225a4. .25; spring lambs, SG
g. Shorn sheep and lambs sell at 50cGSl
hundred less than these quotations.
Receipts liberal and largely fat stuff.
Demand was good at steady prices Rep
reSnnfatiVo =
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RECEIPTS thus far in April, compared
with the same period in April. 1899, are
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Gan RECOVER FOR DOGS
SUPREME COURT HOLDS CANNES
KILLED MUST BE SETTLED
FOR
OTKER DECISIONS RENDERED
Covering Judgments Entered by
Clerks of COurts-NeEIigence
of COempIONes and Sure
ties on bonds.

Ihasmuch as dogs are personal prop
erty in Minnesota the supreme court
holds that an owner can recover from the
railway company the value of a dog kill
ed by one of its street cars. A decision
was handed down by Judge Lovely in the
case of George P. Smith against the City
Railway company sustaining verdict of
$50 The syllabi are as follows:
George p. Smith, respondent, VS.. ST. Paul
city Railway Company, appellant.
SyllabuS-l. Dogs are personal proper
ty in this state and an action will lie in
favor Of the owner of Il dog having a
substantial money value for its deStruc-
ton through the negligence of third
party.
2. A municipal ordinance authorizing a
police officer TO destroy a dog which is
unlicensed or not wearing collar or
muzzle- as required thereby, does not au-
thorize a third party to Kill such animal
or relieve him from damages for negli-
gently destroying the same.
j. Facts i'll this case considered and
held that The evidence supports the YER
dict of the jury, and their finding that the
collision between defendants street car
and valuable dog was actionable negli-
geuce, for which the owner of the dog
might recover its value from the defend
ant.
Order affirmed. Lovely, J.
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SHEEP.

OIITI4F.
Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ...s. 500
- week ago .......................... 23
a year ago ....:..................... 110
Quotations: Fat sheen 81 50SI6. ctOoIr
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Mich Cow Exchange-There was a fair
demand for good cows, with no quotabIe
change in prices. REPRESENTATIVE sales:
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BONDS

Total sales, 52S, S,OS3, ;
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STOCK BULLS ARE ANGRY
SENSATIONAL STATEMENT MADE
BY PRESIDENT GATES, OF STEEL
COMPANY, THE CAUSE
MARKET RULES, UNCERTAIN
Lack of Confidence In the Future
Materially Strengthens the
Attacks of the Bear
Element
PraNl

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