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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-09
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Mir. Mckinley stlli aaeeres 10 hss
pet idea that the country hss been
made rich by taxation. This d the
une idea that he has aeen able To
stick 10 without changing his opipion
over sight He has not yet, however.
pointed out that particular clause 10
the cunstitatlon which authorizcs :
proseeiioniss congress 60 tax Peter
In order 70 selp Paul IN HIS private
business. ss.--Coiumbus (o] Press. Pest.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-09

THE IexmAn-AmericaH element
of American oitissnship wssl not vote
In November 10 fasten . rnrae upss,
thzr adopted country. They will not
condemn taeir scRs 20 military CON
scriptien and 70 hopeless srrffa0m un.
der the paraiszing blight az the tar
tribute 10 empirs. They will nol -.
tray TO empire the rtraibIIc whtoA
rescued them fsvm empire. They ~
~ots sesinsx ~ party which dszbandu
of fhsm 70 RhAxssy ) ssultiiaeatiou a
thsmsslvex They viii yote 70 care ~
e&pshlissSt Loas Ii<paplis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-09

During che fiscal year Just
closed Manila imported merchandise
to the amount Of si7.soo,0oO The
United States furnished goods amount
ing to si,aso ,as4. In order TO secure q
market for 81 ,ssa, 30 worth Of Amer
lean Foods Wa have expended upward
cf sisD.eoo .oo0. sacrificed rsore than
9.nDo American lives, violated the cen
stisntion Of the United States. desert-
ed the ssincipies Of the Declaration Of
Independence. srebied the size Of our
kssrding army, ruinrd the health Of
upward Of 5000 American soldiers snd
entangled ourselves In the politics Of
Europe -tsmshn World Herald
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-09

wfiiinmstnwn. Kas-. Ang. s.--IndiE-
uans citizens last night placed dyns-
miie nndsr q building ocxupIsd - q
@joint'' or Illicit saloon. The building
was demolished and jts contents
rulaesl. The place had berB running
for srv~raI months, notwithstanding
protests ssainnt il.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
GRAND JURY lO CONSIDER
SERIOUS CHARGE MADE AGAINST
ATTORNEY e. s. THOMP-
SON
BAR ASSOCIATION TO ACT
Grand Jury Makes Report, Hand
ing in Three Indictments and
Five No RiIIs-COurt Notes
OF Yesterday.

E. H. Wood, the witness who gave such
sensational testimony against Attorney 2.
S. Thompson in a personal injury suit be-
fore Judge O.is Wednesday, was callsd
as witness before the grand jury yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. Wood. however dill not have a
chance to tell the grand Jurors his story.
as Assistant County Attorney Zollman
was called away on the Erickson murder
case. 1t is probable hat the jury VIII
interview Mr. Wood today.
F G In@ersoH has called a meeting OF
the executive committee Of the Ramsey
County Bar association for this afternoon
at i cIcck at his office. The members
of the committee are: F. g Ingers0lt,
J. D. O'Brlen, Z. J. Cannon, A. J. StCb-
bart, J. D. Dene2re, W r. Begg, W. Z.
Hunt. 5. M Hayes, Carl Taylor and J. NJ
Wiclwire.
The executive committee, 1t is under
stood, will appoint 4 com mmittee TO in
vesUjgate the matter and u report will
Lc made to the district bench.
Nj. Thompson stated Yesterday that he
had notified the secreta-y Of the bar as
scC.a ion that he was ready Tor an in
vesugation at any time.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
THERE WAS NO CHANGE IN CONDI-
TIONS WORTHY OF ESPECIAL
MENTION
RAIN IN THE NORTHWEST
Need of 1t Is Being Used as Cud-
gel by the Bull Element
Price-McCormick Fail
ure Felt.

CHICAGO, May 2L-Wheat held firm
today on the usual batch of unfavora6 e
weather items, July closing unchanged.
Corn closed AQ2sc, and oats AQ&sc undor
yesterday Provisions at the ciose was
practically unchanged from yesterday.
The rather bearish tone of the Price
Current weekly crop summary, being
taken In the wheat pit, in lieu of other
news. had a slightly bearish effect at the
opening, July beginning the session 1sQ
Ac under yesterday at &c, Liverpool
and Paris were both celebrating, and
the absence of quotations from these
centers Of the grain trade had DIS
quieting effect on the trade here Soon
after the opening, old news items made
their usual appearance and were absorb
ed to such an extent that the market raj
lied.
1t was impressed upon the spectators
that the Northwest needed Tain-needed
it badly. One expert said the country
in places was dry as a bone. Illinois,
Kansas. Ohio and other states continue
to complain of fly, and one Kansas man
sent in a sample of badly yellOwed
wheat to show what the rains had done
in his state. Under these considerations,
July advanced to 671aG675sc. The profit
taking and the failure Of a prominent
New York cotton firm sent July back to
&c, but the close was firm, July I'M
changed at 67BG67Ac.
Cash and export sales were small.
Primary receipts were zSi,GC0 bu, compar-
ed with 522 OO0 bu last year Minneap-
255 last week, and 347 a year ago. Local
receipts We're 81 cars, none of which
graded contract. CfearanceS in wheat
and -four were equal to 527, 600 bu. New
York reported II loads taken for export.
Corn was fairly active and in sympathy
with wheat firm, until the Price-McCOr-
mick failure in New York, unexpectedly
threw considerable quantities upon the
market Then it broke, and the close was
weak. There was also considerable sell
ing for the local account, and the de-
mand generally was slack, so IT is pos
sible that the market might have broken
anyway but the failure of the New York
firm, a least urged the selling along.
There was a fair shipping demand, but
the export business was curtailed by the
ported favorable. Country offerings, save
in Illinois, where there was some in
creases, were small Receipts 156 cars.
July sold between 3I7sG3Sc, having at
tanned that price early in sympathy with
wheat, and 37Ac, closing A42sc down at
377sc.
Oats were dull and easy Western Of
ferings were freer and the corn east
ness was an influence July sold between
22d215sc closing AQ3sc under yesterday
at 21Fs@21a4c.
Provisions were surprisingly dull the
grea test part Cf the session and to this
condition of affairs was due a slight receS-
sion in prices July options closed: Pork
2l26G5c under Yesterday at S1I422d11 45:
lard unchanged at s6.S5; ribs unchanged
at $6 5712.
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat 80 cars:
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25

MISCELLANEOUS

BUTTER AND EGGS -Butter-Re-
ceipts. 6372 packages; steady. Wes. .ern
creamery, 1612G20c; factory, 14@16c. Eggs
Receipts, 1886 packages; steady. State
and Pennsylvania, 1491415c; Western loss
off l312Q14c: Southern at mark, 101sG112c.
Chicago May 2f--ButJer firm. Cream
cries, 15Q191ac; dairies, 1312015c Eggs
strong: fresh, HE.
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York, May
24.-Coffee futures opened dull at ua-
changed prices to ) points decline, rul d
inactive and nominal, with exceptionally
small transactions, owing to the absenC e
of cables from Havre and Hamburg, ard
none to come tomorrow frCm Rio ard
Santos. Week undertone on a slight pre-
sure in the entire absence of pubic sup
port with spot buyers Indifferent Closed
quiet at unchanged prices TO Il decline
of points. Total sales, 5.5e3 bags, includ-
ing: June, 6.70c; July 6. zoe: August, s. 75c; 4;
September, 6.SSc; October. 685c; December,
7.l5c; March 7.90c. Spot Coffee-Rio quiet:
No. ! invoice, 744c; mild market quiet :
CordOva, 91401312c. Sugar-Raw firm re-
fined firm
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP - Gossip bv private
wire, wire TO- to G. II F, F Smith & Co. St: Paul
change and Chicago Board of Trade.
Harvey, N. D.-"The whole country
west of the Cheyenne river, from En-
GERM o7 IN to the International boundary, is
as dry as a bone. If rain does not fall
tnls month the wheat yield of All this
part OF the state viii be very light In
many man neIds the ground is so dry that the
seed has not generated. and. with some
exceptions. the wheat is barely out of
the gound. From Min0t to Portal there
mas bZen practically no rain this wear >
81. Louis wires: Just talking to one
or the best posted men here He saws
farmers are ploWlns up wheat In st. Louis
county, and knows of 160 acres being
pIowed up fifty miles west of st. Louis
tor yell from Missouri"
Kansas City wires: The last few davs
OF warm weather is bringing reDorts Of
The appearance of the Hessian fly in
Dickinson county, Kansas
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Nav 2-F1orr
steady. Wheat firm; No. l northern S7n
@6S75c. Rye steady. Barley steady: No
z 42a145c; sample, 37Q421hc. Oats Steady:
NEW YORK. May 24.-FIour-Exnorts
10 bbls; sales, $500 pkgs; receipts ~ ,
4Sl obIs; more active on spring patents
and generally firm all day witbnnf
change; Minnesota patents. 81 sdS5g 1S559gc e5 I [
Minnesota bakers S265G2 95 Rve fioIJr
steady. Wheat-Receipts, 345 050 bu ox
7Si4c elevator; No 2 red, S01%c o h
ahoat (prompt); No. / northern. D1i,,tb' ~
1S1sge f. O. b.. afioat; No. l hard. 771kc f
O. o. adoat; options, MAY. 7I%c. fTIIv
72as@73 13-16c, closed 7215c: Senfaro = t,Iy. Iay
d33sc Corn-Receipts. H,425 bu; expoTfs sxT,cIfs'
s6,I9S bu; spot easy; No ?, SIC f
anoat. aI1fSs and 42c elevator; options, Nav,
4sq42e, closed at 15sc; July. 42siRta7.sSe = ;
closed at 429sc; September. 42sze 9ats 9Yeehsc'
receipts, 1920 bu; exports. 10. as h,I.
spot spot dull; No. 2. &c; No. white 2SiSG
79E S4e; No; white, 2Sc: track mjxed
tions dull and about steady e. ~
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
GRAND JURY REPORT.
Three Indictments Found and Re
turned, and Five No Bills.

The grand jury made a partial report
yesterday afternoon and returned three
I'D c.,1Cnts ad1 Ivc nO-bills-
Richard Miller, Adolph STACY and Rob
ert Johnson, of New Brighton, were in
dicted jointly for the larceny Of machin-
cry owned by NJ. D. Fowler, May 20.
Frank Partridge was indicted for perju
ry, alleged 10 have been comm. tied in No
vember, 1898, in connection with the at
tempt to bail c. A. BTyne. who was in
dicted at that time for biEamy.
Clarence Win h was indicted { 3r the lar
ceny Of SIS from the cashier Of the
WOman's exchange, Nay 19.
No bills were found against Edward
O'Regan, who was arrested with Winch.
Michael Tracy and Lillian Davis, charged
with larceny. Walter Beaver, 1ged
with assault and Oscar J. Bowman,
charged with kidnapping Bowman is the
youth who. It is claimed abducted his
sister, Ida May Bowman, from her guard
an.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
An Opportunity to visit the East

Pleasantly and economically Is afforded
by the tourist tickets on sale via the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail-
way on and after June 1st. Chautauqua
Lake, Niagara Falls, the st. Lawrence
River. White Mountains and the Atlantic
Coast resorts are among the more impor-
tant points reached Summer edition OF
Book OF Trains, showing specimen
tours. will be of interest in arranging
for your trip. Sent free on application
to W. B. Hutter. N. W. P. A: j. & Hull
P. A, No. l22 Endieott Arcade, St Paul.
or F. NJ. Byron. G.. w. a, Room "a Sta
ton Bldg. Chicago,
The new twenty-six-hou Boston train
is now IN service
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
REPORTS ON GRAIN CROPS

Cloudy days and cool nights have
counteracted the effect Of dry weather
on Minnesota crops to some extent ac-
cording to the weekly report OF the
Northern Pacific issued yesterday. Dry
weather prevails in the Dakotas, as well
as In Manitoba. In Montana the crop
situation is reported extremely favorable
The reports say:
Minnesota Division-Crops as a whole
IN TINS division are looking fairly well.
" neat and oats especially, on account of
Ine deep root hold taken. are Weatherfnr
lne conditions admirably in most IOcaH-
ues North Of Little Fails the present
tnouSn growth will be stayed until the
coming of rain. Flax seeding is ahoTt
competed. south of that point in Ben
Jon' Shern4fhe and Anoka counties, rye
has sickly appearance and is heading
out poorly at heighth OF five On. si2
inches Some fields Of wheat harley and
cats ON high land are turning yellow. and
paSturaSe IS drying up. Corn and nofat0
seeding is progressing all along the Inc
and some Of the former Cearly sOVn1 is
up, but al StandstilI. The entire seq
ton Is III need of moisture
Dakota Division-The rainfall ha+u,aap
Fargo and Wheatiand on the 18th stood
the crops in good stead during the naSt
week, and the outlook remains bright On
between Hebron and Dickinson. coDiouS
showers Tell on the 18th, 17th and 18th
and were OF great benefit In the inter
vehing district ground is dry and growrh
backward. The soil needs a thorotIeb
soaking. and if received soon vegetati6n
it Is thought, will revive and hold its
own with previous years. TeIegraphi
adV1ees Just received state that good rain
of from two 10 three hours duration fell
last night throughout the territory wing
between DAVIS and Dickinson "a dis
tance Of nearly go niles. This viii be
Of immense benefit
jamestown & Northern Branch-The
week indicated did not n1ateriaIiZe bnf
the cool weather at most points kent
the crops about where they were a week
ago Early wheat looks fairly wen. but
very HlJle iare soWn seed of any kind
mas sprouted- Flax sowing is backvrard
put Ihe season for this commodity is sti1i
advanced Farmers say that prosnects
Ior crops are all right if they can oniv
have some rain soon. my
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS, May 24-JuIy wheat
opened at 6514c and advanced TO $50
654sc. selling off 12c around noon for want
of support. There was no leading feature
of influence in the market outside of The
damage talk. The general opinion fs
that the Northwest must have good rains
soon to give wheat the right start. Tha
session closed without special Incident
July steady at 6514 I657sc September af
652s@651@c. Cash wheat was a little slow
through the early part of the session.
pretty wei, but there was no brisk de-
mand and the trading was In a quiet
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
Deer Park Hotel, Deer Park. Md,
Most Delightful Summer Resort
of the Aueehautes

Swept by mountain breezes. 2.SO feet
above sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes on
main line of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hotel and Cottages. Every modern con
yenience. Rooms en- suite with bath.
Electric Lights. Elevator, Turkish Baths
two large Swimming Pools. Golf Links.
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, MagnIi-
cent Drives, Complete Livery Service
Annapolis Naval Academy Band De-.
lightful Cottages Furnished for house
keeping If desired) ready for occupancy
tember 80
For rates and information address "
E BurweIl, Manager. B. & o. Building
Baltimore, Md, until June To- After
that time, Deer Park, Garrett County.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
New Night Train service Via ths
NOrth-WeStern Line.

The North-Western Line-C.. ST P ~
& o. Ry.-in establishing April 29th
new night train TO Chicago, leaving Min
neapolls at 1910 and St Paul 1l.i0 every
night, has struck a popular chord rt is
DOING splendid business. IS very con-
venient for Madison. Waukeshs and 9riI-
waukee travel and arrives in Chicago al
iZ-z5 noon. making nice connections with
trains East and South. arriving Boston
5;W p, m next day, several hours earlier
than heretofore
This train has been found very con-
ven-ent for those desiring 10 spend tho
evening IL the Twin cities at the thedtur
etc, and for wedding parties
H. G.. CoWlinE. City Ticket AGENT asZ
Robert street St Paul viii furnish par
tlculars about the splendid equipment OF
the train and its arriving time at various
stations
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
HOGS.
Comparative receipts.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ......... , 500
week ago .....--- d . S99 y9S
A year ago : 90 90
quotations: Mixed and butchers. S565
o,V.12; good TO prime heavy s5.O7l4a5 10:
rough heavy, $+.75GJ4.S5; stags and boars'
$-44-z5; pigs and skips $41450
Market opened weak and a shade lower
put closed steady at Wednesdays close
Rece!pts were again heavy and the 0uaI-
ny TAR Demand was good and yards
@ c!cafsd early The bulk of the mixed
few common loads at $5GI5 .O2lb. Good To-
prime heavy sold at S5.G5G5 10. a shade
loWer than yesterday. Packers sold a
ltch9l itcA5 mgher, at 81, So Pigs and stays
MIXed and Butchers
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
GET ON THE nAND WAGON
And Follow the Crowd to NatiOna
Political Conventions

The North Western Line &C.. ST. p NJ
& o. Ry) has made especially low raIes
to the three big National Political Com
VeutIOnS.
Witness:
The Republican National Convention.
Philadelphia, June 18th. ROund-trip ra
$3.50; tickets on sale June IA, Is and Is
Democratic National Convention, Kan
tickets on sale July .. and T.
Prohibition National Convention. Chi
cago. June q and q. Round-trIp rate
S11-50; tickets on sale June .. rs and q
For time Of trains and particulars about
the famous wide vestibuled, brilliantly
lighted trains of the North Western
Line" apply to H. G. Cowling, c. T. A.,
3S2 Robert street, st. Paul. Mimi
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
DULUTH GRAIN

DULUTH, Mimi. May 24.-Wheat OPEN
ed &c off at 6f7sc for July. 1t advanced
to Csc and then declined to the openin,r
price Flax was scarcely mentioned
trading was dull and almost all july.
Receiptss-Wheat, 100 cars; corn, 25; oats
rye, Hax, 3; total, 130. Shipments
wheat, 135CtO bu- ClOse-Oats, pc; bar
ley, 36c to 9Sc; corn, $3.50; rye. 5324c; fax,
cash. $50; May. $1-75; September, $1.27:
October. 81 PA; wheat, No 1 hard. cash
6s14c; July, 6g12ci September, 6S7sc; No /
northern, cash, 6l9sc; luIy, 6724c: Septem-
Der. o6lzsc; No. 2 northern, cash, 655sc;
Ne. 3, 622sc.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
dull and steady. Wheat-No. 3, 62G166c;
No. 2 red, 72@7215e. Corn-No 2, 371zc;
No. 2 yellow, 3TA G3724c Oats-No , 221z
G2312c; No. 2 white, 2514 4G26Kc; No. 8
white, 2f144251zc.- Barley-Good feeding,
36d3613c; fair to choice mailing. 3Sd41c.
Flax Seed-NO /, $50; No. Northwest
Clover Seed-COntract grade, $3.50 Pork
Mess, per bbl. SO 35G1145 Lard-Per 1CO
lbs. S6-8@d6.95. Short Ribs-Sides Coose),
SideS-Short clear (boxed), $7G17 10. Whis-
ky-Bas,s of high wines. SIPS Sugars
Cut loaf unchanged. Receipts-FIour, 10
000 bbls; wheat 25000 bu; corn, lis, Geo bu:
bu. Shipments-FlOur, 12,Oo0 bbls; wheat.
10000 bu; corn, 125,O0 bu; oats, 1890 bu
barley, 14000 bu. On the Produce ex-
change today the butter market was
lie Cheese slow at S5sQS5sc. Eggs strong;
fresh, u15c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
NEW YORK MINING SHARES.

TREASURY STATEMENT-Was shing-
ton, May 24-Today's statement Of treas
ury balances less gold reserve, shows:
$700IS. .326
FOREIGN FINANCIAL - New York.
May 24-The Commercial Advertisers :
London financial cablegram says: The
action of the Bank of England in reduc-
ing its minimum discount rate from to
312 per cent hardened the markets here
but failed TO increase business The Cath
oltc bOurses were closed on account OF
Ascension day observances, and the pro-
cause or the queens birthday Ameri-
cans were more idle than they have been
for years and fractional 1ff on New York
offers of stock. The bank bought $500 0
in bars and got part Of the Australian
parcel of &180, COO The remainder is
wanted for India and continental require
ments. Discount houses reduced their
deposit rates 12Q2 per cent call and pa
notice"
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, May
24-Money on call easy at 1&462 per cent;
last loan, 2; prime mercantile paper. S1sG1
412 per cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills at
4S73s for demand and at s4S42t654S47s. for
sixty days; posted rates. $4S5 and 81 SS1b
Q4s5; commercial bills. $4.S4G14 S4l5. Sill
yer certificates. 60@6lc; bar silver 60c;
Mexican dollars, 4712c.
BANK CLEARINGS.
St Paul 1906, ,221 81
Minneapolis, 81, ,398. .S19.
Chicago. $19,83o 1872
New York S156, ,592, ,625
Boston, $18,S33,233
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
CATTLE.
alive receipts:

comparative receipts:
Total for today (estlmated) ......... 500
a week ago -.....-............ 6s2
Quotations: Choice butcher COWS anu
heifers, So 65G425; fair to good, SSa3. .Eo.
thin cows and Gamers. $2. .25I2 rs: che ce
butcher steers, $4.5905; fair to good 81 I5
Q440; fat bulls, s.. 40d3.7 70; bologna
bulls, 81 15d3.25: veal calves, $45O65 70.
cholce stock cows and heifers, So 5OG3 So:
fair to good, s.. z54I3.5O; common and tail
lngsr S2-50d3; heIfer calves. $3Gt4 .: choice
stOokers and feeders, Si0435: fair to
good, $3.5943S5; common and tailings 81
93; steer calves, $4d5; stock and feeding
bulls, s250d3.15; stays and oxen. 81. .75lIi
mixers and springers, $25d40
RecelptS were unusually heavy with a
fair sprlnkiing OF fat cattle Of good quail
lty. The demand was good for the butch
er stuff and offerings sold readily at
steady prices. Bulls. veals and Gamers
steady. In the stock cattle division the
market was a little slow A few BUYERS
were IN the market looking for calf stuff
and paid steady prices for the bulk OF
their buying in this class, but thcv insist
ed on best quality and close sorting
OWING TO this quite little common STUFF
was left over. Heavy heifers and wear
ing stuff were not in such good demand
and the bulk sold 10d15c lower Repre-
sentative sales:
,E-,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
Wife Secures Divorce.

Judge Lewis has ordered finding for
Mrs Celesta b. Brandt in divorce case
brought against her husband. F. A.
Brandt The couple were married Nov.
80. 1888. at MankatO, and have four chill
dTen- The ground for the divorce was
cruelty and non-suppOrt. The defendant
was willing that the wife should take the
furniture and the children, and offered to
the two younger children. The court di-
rected him TO pay SIS per month. Brandt
IS a railroad engineer and the family re-
side at so Edmund street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
VERDICT AGAINST COMPANY.
jury in Walden Case MuIct street
Railway Company.

The verdict returned by the jury IN the
case Of Annie Walden against the street
railway company was read in court yes
terday morning. Considerable intere 81
was manifested as to the verdict for the
reason that charges were made in open
court against Attorney Z. S. Thompson,
who represented the plaintiff during the
trial
The jury found for the plaintiff, and
awarded her 1870 damages. a stay CT
proceedings for thirty days was agreed
upon by The attorneys.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS OPENED WEAK AND CLOSED
STEADY AT WEDNESDAYS
CLOSE
DRAGGING CATTLE MARKET
Butcher stuff Ready Sale at Steady
Prices-stOck Cattle Slow Ex-
eept on Best-sheep
Sell Lower.
DRAGGING CATTLE MARKET

SOUTH ST. PAUL, May 24-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (estimat-
ed were: Cattle, 400; calves 400; hogs,
$500; sheep, 100; cars, 81
Ohciai receipts Wednesday: Cattle, S95;
calves, 266; hogs, 2,575; sheep, 81; horses.
545; cars. 73
Receipts thus far in May, compared
with the same period in May. 1899 are
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25

IIckets good going from st. Paul SAT-
urday and returning Monday.
These reduced rates will be in effect
every Saturday until and including Sep
tember 9th
Get acquainted with the lakes at above
points and you will go nowhere else to
fish bass, pike, muskaIOnge and croppies,
and the lakes are full of them
For particulars apply to II G. CowIing
City Ticket Agent, 3S2 Robert Street, St.
PauI
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
Suing for Injuries.

The personal injury case of D3llie
Moore against the city Is on trial before
Judge Bum and a jury. Mrs Moore
seeks to recover $1,000 damages for in
Jurles to her left arm, received in trip
ping over a projecting spike On the Fort
Smelling bridge.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25

Judge Lewis has directed a dismissal
Of the appeal of Lorenzo j. Markoe from
an order Of the probate court in the es-
judge settled the question Of the claim of
DR.. Markoe for expenses OF last sick
ness.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25

way. On No. l northern the premium
sales above this figure, and sales at
shade under in some cases. No 2 north
ern was 129%4c under July. No. wheat
brought 63c to 65e Rejected lots and 10
grade wheat sold from 69c to 64c, accord
ing to quality. ALIliers continue to tuy
to arrive where good lots are offered
The following was the range of price
Of wheat TO-DAY.