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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
STATE or MfNNEsoTA COUNTY OF,

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey'-ss. Probate Court
In the matter of the guard lnsi:ip of
Charles A. Rysdale, Incompetent
Letters of Guardianship. in the nat er
of the guardiansh of Charles A Rys-
dale, incompetent, OF the County OF Pam
sey ana State of Minnesota, b1i.g
granted to w. H Mcdonald
1t Is Ordered That six months, be and
the same is hereby allowed from and
afler the date OF this order, in which al
persons having claims or demands against
the said incompetent are requiEed to file
the same in the Probate Court Of sail
County, for examination and allowance,
or be forever barred
It Is Further Ordered, That the fl st
Monday in April. 1901. at 10 O'Clock
a NJ, at general term of said Probate
Court to he held at the Court House in
the City of st. Paul in SAID County.
be and the same hereby is appointed as
the time and place when and where the
sa Probate Court will examine and ad-
just said claims and demands
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That notice
OF such hearing be given to all creditors
and persons interested in said estate by
forthwith publishing tbs order once in
each week for three successive weeks in
the st. Paul Globe, a daily newspaper
printed and published in said county
Dated at St; Paul, this 18th day of
September. 1900.
BY the Court: E. w. BAZILLE
IL Sl Judge of Probate.
w. II. Mcdonald, Attorney pro Sc
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DULUTH,

+ DULUTH. Sept IT-Fiax was the act We
feature of this market today. September
going to SIS and October to $152. Trad
ing was very active The wheat market
was strong and fairly active. 1t opened
1850 at 9:43, at 7Ssc at 10, at zoe at II
and closed at 7SAc. Cash sales were Is ,
GOO bu at December price Wheat-No.
hard, cash. 80zsc; to arrive, S87sc; Sen
TENDER, S05ae; Decen Der, 807kc: May. SIZE:
No. 1 northern cash. 7S7sc to arrive
7S7sc; September, 7S7sc: December. TSKc:
May, S21sc; No. 2 northern, 73%c; M 8
spring, 797sc: oats. 2S14c: rye, SIC; barley.
37@4Sc: flax, cash, $1.5T: to arrive. 81 So
September, S1.56; October. 81 80: Novem-
her, 81. 40: December. 81 .49s; May, $1.5.
corn, $4oAc. Car Inspection-Wheat 80
corn, 10; oats. 2: rye. 2: barley. 5; flax %
oats, AZ; rye. 5.096: barley. 1865: fax, So.
Dis: Shipments-Wheat, $3.50 bu; corn
Or, 265: oats 2G00
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MISCELLANEOUS


COFFEE AND SUGAR-Ney York
sept Il -Ccffee-Spct f dull; No. in
Velce, SIC; mild quiet; Cordova 92GEr14c
tutHIeS opened steady WITH prices un.
eEaheed but soon turned firm on support
from locals and foreign traders, ercottr-
aging foreign market news. light cror
movement and absence CT bear pressure
The feature of operations was the switch
OF near Cor far deliveries. The market
broke badly late in the session. under
reports of heavy decline in rate OF ex-
thsane in Rio and critical state of Brazi
finances in general, closed barety steady
v th prices to 10 points net lower; total
Sa.os 1850 bags including September
rs; OctoDar, 7.t5; November, 1901 81
december, 1891 10; January, 7.43; Feb
ruaIy, 7.45; March, 7.50@7.6 May. 7.GGG
20; June. 775; July, rs. sugar--Raw
firm; far refining. 4Ac; centrifugal SO test
sc; nsoiasses- sugar, dc; refined, firm.
METAL >MARKET-New York Sept.
1.-THE general aspect of the metal mar
ket today was iowa d a lower level of
values. Tin in London declined e. rs,
prompting SINH ar loss n the ocal S t.
uation, c'osing weak he:e at S29. 50GG2}. "a.
While reports from Glasgow showed a
veg kening there cur markets remained
dull at $l0.271zGG10. 3712 for pig iron war
fants. Lake copper was quiet at Sc. TO
II. Lead and speiter were dul! and IN
changed en- the basis OF S4.37]a and $.9
10 respectively. The brolzers' price for
lead was s., and for copn-r s16. 75a6t6. SIX
BUTTER AND EGGs-New York. Sept
l7.-Butter-Re ceipss SO, 222s pilgs; firm;
G eainery, 161zM21c: June creamery. iS4!aGi
gle: factory. 14ftl6Ac. Cheese Receipts.
1.S26 plSgs: firm; large white. 137a@11ci
email white, i9A@010Mc; large cel3red
1ezhfsl1c; small do. lie. Eggs-Receipts.
10E.a; firm; western regular rkgs al
mark, 1917 wes tern loss off 19c
COTTON MARK ET-New York. S ,pt
17.-Cottnr-Spot closed quiet: n id ing
up, and .1e7sc; midd.;ng gulf11ls: sales, 2.234
bales: futures closed steady; September
10.27c; October. 10.23c; November Size
ary. s.74c; March SIZE: April. sic;
MAY 6 7ec: June. 9.74e: July. e73c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 17-Cattfe-Receip
22Gee, including 4.GGG Western ana pc
Texans. Choice steady: m sdiun and ight
slow To fGc lower. Butcher stock steady:
Best on sale today, 2 carloads at s. s.:
good to rrin'e steers. 81 50a5.S5: poor 10
medium. 81. 4G6G5 10: selected feeders slow
~ lGc lower, 81. aflGf4. e5: mixed stockess
1effI5c lower. 81. 60dE3. 70: COWS s.. S9ff4. 81:
lroifets Scoops; Gamers. Sc. 1aGl2. so; bulls
s.. 14M 4.5d calves. S4Gl6.75 Texans: RI
GENTS. .P1ie: best 81 sac TODAY. ) carloads
as Grass steers. So. 50ff4-3G; Texas h,1l's.
$y-7aff3 40. Hogs-Raceipts TO-DAY $4,000:
tom erEaw. estimated. 12.GGa: left over.
.5if Active, generally steady eycest
rough heavy shade lower Top. So Ga.
mixed and butcher S. .05Gfa 5s: good in
"a s5Gf5: light s.. i!rf75 ca. bulk nf sales.
81 1905 81. Sheep-ReceiDts 1908: sheep
and lambs choice and feeders steaslv tn
strong: moor to medium weak shade low
or. good "a choice wethars So 756I4 %.
fair 70 choice riyed s.. 256I3. IS: Western
sheep, 81. 75N4y is: Texas sheep. 81. 5A619. so:
,'atiya lambs. S4.256f6: Western lambs,
-,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

STATE OF MINI ESOTA. COUNTY OF
Rarnsey-ss Probate Court.
lE the matter Of the estate Of Peter J.
Bach, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF
Peter Bach, representing that Peter J..
Bach has lately died intestate. a res
dent and inhabitant of the County of
Ramsey and State of Minnesota, leaving
goods, chattels, and estate within this
County, and praying that administration
of his estate be 10 John M. Bach granted:
1t Is Ordered, That said petition De
beard at & special term of this Court.
to be held al the Court House, in the CITY
o. St Paul, in said County. on Monday,
the 18th day of October 1906, at 10 o'clock
II the forenoon, and that not;ge of such
hearing be given to all per gins inter-
ested, by publishing this ords{ at least
once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day of heating, in the
81. Paul Globe. daily newspaper printed
and published in said County.
Dated at St Paul. this 18th day of Sep
/. BY the Court: E. w. BAzILLE.
IL Sd Judge of Probate
. Meritz Helm, Attorney Cor Petitioner.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

GRAIN. GOSSIP-Gossip by private wire
to c. III. F. Smith G Co. St Paul., mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange
and Chicago Board of Trade-Visible to-
tal-Wbeat. 1897 600 bu, Increase. e1g9
eco blu; corn. COO bu. increase, 2f5,-
coo bu; oats 1854. COO bu, increase. !. 522,-
GEO bu; rye. 7a4,Gce blu. decrease, 81 $50 b.,
barley. So, 600 bu. increase. ieG.cCO IN
Public grain socks today and last week
Wheat, 12.9620C0 bu. against l.. SIS COO bu
1852, 00j bu. against 2.9s9 coo bu; rye. al
coo hu, against %l,00e bu; bar,ey, 1900 bu.
against 1900 bu Broomhail rcpor, s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

Cash quota tons We're as follows: Flour
Firms Wbeat-No 3 spring, 70@701ac:
No. 2 red, 7734c. Corn-No. ?, 1850
No. 2. 22G02214c; No. .. white, 24z@25N G;
No. white. 24@2512c Rye-No. ?, 526
521ac. Bariey-Good feeding, 3eM3r%c
fair to choice mailing, 4cG155c Flax seed
No. l, $15S; No. Northwestern. 81 81
Timothy seed-Pr;me ST. Porl<INiess.
per Dbl, $12a12. 05. Lard-Per 100 lbs. SG.S5
N6S715. Short riks-Sides (loose), $3.50
$50. Shouldcrs-Dry saited (boxed). 6$S
@65sc. Sides-Shcrt clear Cboxed), IS. 10
@S.20. Whisky-Basis of high wines. 81. 90.
Sugars--Cut loaf, unchanged Receipts
404G0O bu; oats. $40. COO bu; rye. $3.50 bu
barley. So 600 bu. Shiplnents-Flour. 13,
0O0 bbls: wheat. 604.0O1 bu; corn. $50, 600 bu
oats. $4,000 bu; barley, 1900 bu On
the produce exchange today the butter
market closed: Creameries, 16h0201Sc
dairics 14015c. Eggs-Slow, fresh, 15c.
Chcesc-Firm, 10A@111ac
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Other Grains Winter wheat, 81; No. 8
corn. A; No. corn. 4: no grade corn, /:
No. oats. %; no grade oats. 3: Ne. 2
rye, 2; No. 3 rye. 1: No. barley. II; Nc.
5 barley. 29 TO Grade barley. /; No /
flax. 50; rejected fax, /.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-Na /
northern. 1877: No. northern. AZ; No. 3,
10: rejected. 4; no grade. /; No corn.
-; No. 3 oats, IA; No. 3 rye. ?; No. 4 bar
ley. ,; No. barley. Z: No. l fax. "a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
IRE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHOICE LIGHT HGaS SOLD FIVE
AND TEN CENTS HIGHER
OTHERS STEADY
BIG RUN OF WESTERNS
Cattle Receipts Were Larger From
Montana md North DakOtR-AIar-
ilet Dahl and Weak-sheeD
and Lambs steady.

SOUTH 81. PAUL. Sept. 17.-Receipts
at the Union Stock yards today (esti-
mated We're: Cattle. $500; calves, 800;
hogs, $50; sheep, LOCO; horses 10; cars
Ofilclai receipts Saturday: Cattle, 1,G2S;
calves. 81; hogs, 429; sheep. 4, az; cars, 65
Receipts thus lar in September, com
pared with the same period in September
1899 are as f0flous.
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Sole; fair to good butcher lambs. st501
80; good to cco.ce lat wetheIs %. 4661
500; tair to good fat wethers, ~. 253D3. 20
coed to choice fat ewes, S.. 25G13. So fair
to good fat ewes. s.. 1913 IS; good to
cnoice stock and feeding lambs. $4e1i.25:
ers, ~ z5d3.9e; stock and feed ng ewes.
81, 1903 50; thin sheep. s293; buck lambs.
" %; killing bucks, $2Gt2. SO.
Market strong and active on both stock
and fat stuff. Buck lambs slow Receints
were moderate.
Representa- tive sales:
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SAMPLE SAILS,


last night at tho action of wheat. but
today's strength has put them in high
feather again. Prices are quotably I'M
changed but lc0k higher. First patents
in woou. $4lG14.3o; second patents. S4l
4 20; first clears. $2S0a3.l0: second clears.
81 Gefi2. so.
following are The quotadors in cotton
sucks. So and 40 lbs: Rye H6ur, Ger BIB
pure, $2.65gCz.45: rye flour. FER Ebl.e,AAX.
". 4saf2.55: rye flour. per Dbl, Standard.
81 S0@2.s0.
Coro-No 3 corn. @S34@aec; Nc. yet
Oats-The cat market IS steady at go
24c; No. !; white oats. 24Ae choKe.
Rye-Steady; No. 2 rye quoted at ES@
1910
Barley ranges from 36dt4Oc for f, cd ana
a4eQ &c for choice mailing. - 5a $50.
+ Coarse corn meal and cracked corn III
sacks, per ton, & acks extra s14..0: No. 4
ground iced, %. e IN. -I-3 cats. Sob s1ois
sacks extra, $l4.50Gtd4. 70: No. 60 ound
feed, y corn. II oats, I5-lb sacks. sacks
extra, sl4.75@15; No. ground fcsa. pa
cats. bib sacks, sacks ezra. S15@1,.23.
FlaX-The week. started in flax With u
strong bull market and prices ran up
qu ckiy, advancing &c and &c over Sat
urday's close in the first hour. FrOsts
over the Northwest generally scared the
shorts pretty badly, and there was good
| buying of Duluth futures on the opening.
| September, flax opened 12c higher at
| 81 561@. and rose stead is to 81 81; October
| started at lisa; December 113e higher at
| 81 81. touching 81 SO iii. Getty. Later the
market eased off, and September dropped
| back to $1.60; OctobAr to 81 .5s1a There
was a good deal of spot fax here, as re-
CENTS for the day were 6S cars. Spot
| stuff followed the option in part, and was
quoted UP TO 81 80, against the clcs rg
figure of 1.5415 Saturday. Sellers found
! it hard to get the outside quota lions, and,
after the reaction in futures buyers he
! came d0Tbiy cautious There was q good
| business, with sales naturally show ng a
wide range. Flax to arrive sold q Il .5G115
| There were sales of spot stuff at ST.
| Sl.57. $1.5S1a, and one sale reported at
| $1.6l. In futures there was a fair bust
| ness. Minneapolis mad 6S cars. aga INST
| 60 last year. Duluth received 81 cars.
| Chicago received 65 cars.
I timothy is quoted $f1 501f2; M .ota
upland, 50 .56110 SO; Iowa upland $95 a
| So coarse to medium, $S4I8. SO: rye
straw, $3.50. Receipts were fair at lO7
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RuiIding Pern,its.

Herman Richow. 10 Thomas street.
repairs ...-.. ......-. ...-....-.. s.
pairs ..... s;
T.. w. Taylor. repairs. Observation-Disclosures. 8;
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Deeember--... II 1919 76M II l.16 7CA
6 6' on december whs:.t &c.,. rs
Calls on December wheat ...........7 rs l. IS
CiearaRces today: Wheat. 35S, 431 bu;
-four. 1l1,e00 pkgs; corn. $50. gel bu; oats.
Se,fzS bui wheat ard -four equals, $4,000
bu.
Cn Traek-0f51cial closing quotations
no. l hard wheat. 7slse No. / northei n.
ff1sc; No. northern. T5H5c: oats. E3sa4 c !;
corn. s3c; harley. @Sd44c; rye 4J41c; fl K
seed, Sl.541@ lax futures, September,
81 IS. October. $1ie. May. s1.4$1..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
81 so 2 -. 40 81
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
Comparative receipts:
Total Tor today (estimatedi ...S8 $50
"A week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ], 3GS
n year ago ,s..s..... ...: 3 49,
QHotatiens-Crood to choice butcher
steers, 81 l5Gf5-25; fair to good butcher
steers, $4.G5Gf4 LIS; common to fair hll char
steers. S1at4.25; good to choice butche.
butcher cows and lleife. 3 81 75Ei3 50: this1,
cows and Gamers. S1.756t2 s.; choice corn
ted bulls, 50. 514f4 co; fair to good butcher
bulls, S3.UpatS 40; bologna bulls 25G02 so.
good to choice veals, $5.00lJ6.00 fair to
coed yea s, $te0lt5.GG: good to choice feed
rers, $S. 75Gt4.25; fair to good feeders, $J.4 a
S- 20 good to choice stock steers, s. 400
DO; fair 10 good stock steers. So, 1898 %:
common steer stuff, s.. 50GT3. 90; good TO
choice stock COWS and heifers, 81 1903 %;
lar to Sood COWS and heifer stuff 81 500
2.toi common cow and l,e.Te~ stuff 81. GOA
40; good to choice steer calves. 81 0lSc
AS; fair 10 good steer calves. S3.5e61 CO:
good TO choice heller calves, S3.ej6I3 25:
fair to good keifer calves. s2.5e6tS 30; stock
CHOICE mixers and sprinGers, &35Goi0; fair
70 good mixers and springers. SSGG125;
common. S2Ud@2S.
Westerns Coed to choice butcher
steers, S4.25fi4 rs; fair to good butcher
steers, q i5Qt4.25; good to choice butcher
COWS. $'.5GQ4; fair to good butcher COWS.
SSgE3.S0; good to choice feeders, $1,000
4.40; choice stock cows and heifers. 50. 75dI
SS-25: fair to good stock cows and h1ifers,
s.. 5GM2.75
Receipts were heavy and largely West
ems with the bulk on sale. Early in
dications We're that there would be con-
siderable trading at steady prices. bat
buyers were bearish, and this caused a
SioWnesS that was apparent throughout
the Cay. Butcher stuff moved fairy wei.
at unchanged prices. Some good to
choice cows and heifeFs were sold. but
steer stuff was common to fair Yeals
bulls and Gamers steady. Stock cattle
ard feeders were sold at about steady
prices. Stock bulls in demand at I'M
changed prices.
REPRESENTATIVE saIRs.
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W. NJ. CAMPBELL.
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission hsrahllil
Union Stock Yards,
@oUTrI ST. PAU,

:. Consignments and correspondents SO.
plicaticn
We do a strictly comfnisSIon business.
40 i've stock bought sold on our own
References Yards bank. Souta
81 paut. Security bank Zumbrota: Hon.
a. I: koerner. state treasurer. Capitol
huiiairg st. Paul; A. c. AnsSrson cash.
:er - Paul NHff~s,al bank s. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

e S. Is. reg, 40 y. J; G. gen. 5s123
do IS, coup .1i0 g. P. Is 800. 65A
do n. d, reg. 134ia do Is .19tas
Go n: As. coup. 134!.s NY C& StL.4slC6iS
do old As, reg .n5 N. & w con. As 9S
do old IS, coupi1S CIR Nav lists. ..109
d. IS. res.....1i32a do Is ...1 1902
= DO 5s, coup. .1l3A Q. s. L. Is ....l21
!. OF Z. 3 eos 122 Go con. SIS -. f1SR
Atch.. gen. ds. .1G ~ Reading rsn. As SIX
do ait. As -. S5ls r. G. w lists. 90
can So. 2ds los st L. & IM.c.5s11f11 y.
Z. d Q. lbs. 1915 St.L. & SIG 6s.1 23I5
Go IS ..........129 St pal con ssI6sj@
g. q n. con. Is. 80 St.P-.l. & P. Iststi7as
a. $; f. d. 5s-12eH do = . 1fSk
IN. Term. 4s... 9314 So. Pacific 4s 7Sis
Col. So. Is -. S7n Sc Ry. ,9>zs
d: q r. G. 1sts.IGzA S. r. & T g.. g.
do Is .......... 9SA T. & P lists ...1.2A
Ere gen. Is -. IS do Pts -. 60
F.W q DC 7s L. z. Is 49,. e ~
zen, Elee. as l2l Wabash lists hi
'"a Seft' lSt5-H3 do fGs ..........402
H. L. * N uni. 4s- 80 w Is 1929
NJ. X & t. rs es VS. Cent. ISIS. S-15
N. I. c. 1stsl~6%
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*I1osS.
Receipts thus far, in 1903, compared with
the same period in 1919 are a . fnlln1us.
TOdUS
over which Saturdays receipts came in.
and the num0er o. loads hau.xd by each:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. N .xe,i
Cemparat!ve receipts;

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ....2-o
week ago :. 5,S
A year ago 4 :;
Good to choice light, S. 25aa5. so; mixed
and butchers, s59Kosz5; geoa to prime
heavy, So6t5.2b; fair heavy, 81. y1Fra, ro1Ign
packers, 81 5oGo4.75; stays StsN3i Is:
ooars. 81. f59125t: Pigs and SIX ps, So 59sI45n.
Market 5@i0c higher on che cte iiyht;
other kinds steady; receipts were very
Light. Choice lights sod AT s.. 20sD; s.
butchers, S5.23G95. Is; heavy. SIS d.
rough packers, sorted out. at 81. s.
Representative safes:
Mixed and Butchers
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NEW YORK sfINTNG STOCKS.

'''.---. Il ASIfOW Jacket IS
9 NEW YORK STOCK GCssTP-strong
9, . u s-S d Co. wire to IL. Ho!bert &
oon: our stock market after an active
openinS, settled back to dec led Clt,l. nas;
e. s.,n pilces generally at hau IS above
saturdays c,esings. Alter such an es
tended period CT stagnation Satrr5Iav'e
feFuislGn WAS entirely natural. The cnI,S
o-Eation of prospects Of tight r.1oney- tn.
todi So Ike and politics. while su iic;est
20 ! fsact On, has not depresse
pf-ces to the extent thai baar onerafo re
had anticipated. This indicates TO ms
silat STOCKS are strongly held. and, with
- re" aid more Seii1us clements in
" duced into The stuat ton, cpnor{unt e.
ere Cltefed Tor turns Il. he market on
ie "a, The feature n the trad ng
l-aS e9en The strength in the coal stocks,
di.u the Character of the buying excel
le.E. he sentiment is rather 10 the
effect that the labor difficulties will nnf
Ds as SERIOUS as they have promised. and
tat IN IS an opportun ty to buy very
NalCab e securities at low figures the
comm sslon house buying has also baan
600 In railroad shares. waite industriaIs
a 80 ~ "a, Lar demand i-e-don is doing
Piaet c,diy nothing. The closing is de-
FOREIGN FINANeIAL-New York
sept. -Commerciai Advertisers Lon
ooii tiH2nciai telegram: The tone in the
markets here today was heavy and fbo
volume OF business was trifing Ameri-
cans were rather eagerly sold in the
n nn.,T hours Under the influence of the
X.
orders being given over Sunday for New
Yoik- Ihefe was a a slight recovery TO-
ward the close, Money was STEADY. The
= nix lost $4,000 gold taken for South
america Silver was IoTvcr on the re-
action in india and the close was IN
certain. "
&C London, Sept. 17.-Conso,s fer money,
81 ZIG; eansols fer tho account. 50 STA.
NEW YORK MONEY-ITew York SEPT
lt*-tlose: Money on cell tady at IL
per cent. PTime mercantile paper. 4953I
Per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81. g63i
G4S6B for demand and a s. S3A for si5-tc-
Gays; posted rates. $4.S46l4 S4lh and SI.27I5
@4SS; commercial b lis. 1S2K6D4. SaA. Sill
Yer certificates, 6234 d6324c. Bar Silver,
GzsH2- Mex can deilaTs, 49s4c Government
BOMBS strong, state bonds inactive. rai1-
road bonds Irregular
TREASURY STATEMENT-Was
ton, Sept. 17.-Today's statement of the
treasury balances in the general fund ex-
elusive of the $150,GG0 GEO gold reserve in
the diVis on Of redemption, shows: AyaiI
able cash balance, $1d5. 326, E26; gold. SIS
737, csc. 49,
BANK CLEARINCS
ST. Paul. 1874, S22
III nneapolis, 81. 81, 251
New York, $113.eSO ,723
Chicago. S22, 21TG31
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Mich Cow Exchange-Tra lf+tIs
slow. With prices about steady Cnnn = az
COWS sold at Gamer prices
Representative sales:
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Car silver New York. .. ga nz,
NaIi IN 0ney, New NJ L. 1;2 1aDl
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

The days sales (estirnated). each buyer
Purchas ng the number of head indicted
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-01-13
Notice of Cllattel Mortgage

WHEREAS, One Ed. suncson of Brule
county. State Of South Dakota, mortgagor. did
on the 26th day Of October, A. D., 1873. make
his certain chattel mortgage to Swan Suneson
of Brule comfy, South Dakota. mortgagee,
dated October 2B, 1888, to secure the following
indebtedness, towit: One promisory note,
dated on said day for 5000, due on October
u, 1899, with ten per cent interest, and where
as default has been made in the conditions
contained in said mortgage, and which de-
fault consists in the non-payment Of said
note when due, .
AND WHEREAS, there is now due on said
mortgage the sum Of fifty<six aud FIVE one
hundredths dollars tor principal and interest,
AND WHEREAS said mortgage and indebted.
ness was, before maturity, transferred and
assigned by said mortgages to John H.. Wolf,
who is now the owner thereof;
NOW, THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby
by order Of said John H. Wolf the present
owner thereof, will sell at public auction the
following described Ghattels described IN said
mortgage, at the front door Of the .postotfice in
hIuf Of two O'clock, r. NJ, on Saturday, the
10Th day OF January, "A. D., 1900, towit:
One light bag marc mule, ten years old named
Galsy.
One brown horse mule, eleven years old, nam.
ed Jack.
2, Foe cash to the highest and best bid
B Dated at Kimball, South Dakota, January 10
}, EUGENE +, Mc1a uddlN' aqRE H. MMohH Me4[ss.eo
b (92tx927) Agent.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-01-13
DIR. III M. Marks

who will be here January Is from Chicago and
will be at the Kimball House, has one Of the best \
Ray machines and Static Electricity apparatus that
can be found on the market. Every movement Of
each organ in the human body can be seen to per-
fectionand disease located There is no change or
disease in any organ which cannot be located by the
physician The Doctor has made it point while
in Chicago. to purchase every instrument which
would assist him in treating disease. His Static
apparatus alone cost several hundred dollars; with
it he can give treatment by electricity which you
could only get by going to some large city. There
isnot the slightest danger with this machine and
this form Of electricity can be applied to the most
delicate skin. We allsknow that in the past the
greatest trouble has been i'll locating the disease;
with the machine it is easy. Your trouble is loca
ted to certainty and the proper remedy can be ap
piled.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-01-13

United States District Court, District of South
Dakota Southern Division.
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge. In the
matter of Matous Novotny, Bankrupt. In Bank-
ruptcy.
70 the Honorable John E. Garland Judge of
tho District Court of the United States for the
District of South Dakota:
Matons Noyotny, OF the city Of Kimball, in
the county Of Brule and state Of South Dakota,
in said district, respectfully represents that. ON
the 2lst day. of January last past he was duly
adjudged bankrnptunder tho acts of Congress
relating to bankruptcy; that he has Only sur
rendered all his property and rights Of property,
and has fully complied with all the require
meIits of said acts and of tho orders of the Court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be decreed by
the Court to have full discharge from all debts
ast Ms estae under sad
law from such disc CHARGE. sg5
Dated this S0th day of December, a. D., 1850.
MATOUS SOVOTNY, Bankrupt.