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CATTLE.

Total for today Estimated ..........1, 600
4 week ago ...'...................... or
Q9ota teG 5000 to choice butSS 9eG
common to fair, S40425; good to choice
butcher cows and heifers So. 506e415; fair
to good, So 75df3 so; thin cows and Gamers,
fair to. good butcher bulls sSQ3 Is; bologna
bulls, g. 5g@276; good to choice veals, $50
.; fair to good, S4G96; good to choice feed
er5 s., I0 oha;:; fair TO good, g 4t9g S 75
fair to good, SS.1e0S.40; common, $2.5G03
good to choice stock cows and heifers
S2-75QSI0; fair to good, $2,50@02.75; com
$3.50Q4; fair to coed, S32503.60; good to
choice heifer calves, $2.75@3; fair TO good,
81. o0QD2 f5;' stock and feeding bulls, $500
9: good to choice mixers and springers,
Westerns = Good to choice butcher
steers, $4.25@4.75; fair to good, S3.75@4 %:
good to choice butcher cows and heifers,
good to choice feeders, $460425; choice
good, $2,50Q2.75.
Receipts were light, running less than
half the corresponding day a year ago,
but offerings were heavy owing to the
large number Of leftover stuff from
T t. Butcher 3. che cows, heifets and
16015c lower. Gamers and bulls Zoe low
er, Vea!s IN good demand at steady
prices. Stock steers and feeders were
very slow sale, except ct much lower
prices. Feeders averaged 10a02oc lower
and everything except the best stock
steers were 25W35e off last week. Com
mon steer stuff was extremely hard salo
at prices l0c to 15c lower. Stock calf
prices averaged 26e lower. Stock bulls
quite a little lower.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
al
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CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Whoat advanced
strongly on, wet weather IN the North
west ana higher cabies today, October
closing l12QI58e over yesterday. Corn and
oats closed unchanged and provisions
- TO Z112c lower.
wheat was strong and active all day
20 start with there was the Liverpool
advance Of Esd; wet weather in the
NCIlhWest and reported advance of
Ten cents per barrel for -four Under
5ile lIlIluence of this news October opened
sc h'gher at ISQB15c, but on a report
that there was q prospect of the weather
Sieai !nS IN The spring Wheat country a
reaction TO EHsc followed. After this dip
the tone was strong. Northwest markers
were strong and there was liberal buy
Ag here for the Northwest account Re
ce1pIs' TOO. We're small at Northwest
points, and the buying was said to be
largely Ter country people: There were
numerous reports Of serious DANA ges
from the rains. Offerings in the pit were
Hent and the outside demand, coupled
5 WIN I'll, lie etfeet Of shorts to get out OF
Ildfnl way, resulted in a sharp advance
October sold UP to T9c, receded a little,
DuISed IufUher TO f912c and closed no
Use over yesterday at 7914c. New York
reported. sixteen loads taken for export
and seaboard clearanees in wheat and
hour We're equal to 515, eco bu Primary
receipts aggregated 1075,000 bu compared
with l,0S3,000 bu last year. MINNEAPOLIS
and Duluth reported 400 cars against 38S
LAST week and III a year ago. Local re-
ceIpts We're sos cars, 8 of contract grade.
corn Was dull, but steady because of
the wheat strength and smaller country
OFFERINGS. The Shipping demand vas
stow A report that shipments were J.
OV1oC0 By would account for the abate-
ment today. There was no life in specu-
IatlYe dealings, October opened at 3S34c,
nuctuated narrowly and closed IN
changed at 385se Receipts were 45S cars.
OTIS were dull and featureless with the
price clinGing close to yesterdays last
figures all the session. October closed ur-
changed a Z13s92l4c Receipts We're 1874
cars
Provisions were irregular, the tone at
the end being rather heavy and with the
exception of lard. lower price. The open
ing was higher on an advance at Liver
pool and a steady to strong hog market
but the support of shorts was lacking,
and as longs disposed of some of their
holdings the price eased off. October
pork sold between 11.221a@11.9 5 and closed
1l32e under yesterday at $11.971a. October
lard closed PIC higher at S7071b and Oc-
tober ribs 5Q712e lower at 81. 3211a. Estimat-
ed receipts to morrow: Wheat, 40 ears;
corn, 535; oats, 225; hogs, e, 000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY oE
Ramsey. ss-pistlict Court Second Ii.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey. ss--District Court. Second Ju-
dicial District.
Hattie a. Myier, Plaintiff. VS.. Martin
Myler. Defendants SUMMONS
The State of Minnesota to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff IN the above entitled action,
which complaint has been fled with the
clerk of said District Court, In his office
at the court house, IN the city Of Saint
Paul, SAID county and state. and to serve
S On The New su5 Raat fa at 5 theE ss
of Saint Paul, within thirty davs aftsZz
the service qf this summons upon you,
Il you fall 70 30 Snswer SAID COMPLAINT ANT
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
IN said action will apply to the saId
court for the relief demanded in the
said complaint
KELLER & KIMBALL.
/ Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
Once: Ne; 1913 ~. z. Life bldg. Resi-
dsnce. No, 1914 Vest 9th street. ST Paul
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Cash quotations were as follows.
Flourr-o-IFirm. Wheat---No. 8, 78c; No. 2
red, ,7S5599Qc: Corn-No. ?. 409s046kc; No.
2 yellow, 4012Q405se Oats-No 3. M%
221hc; no. 2 white 25A7255Ic; No. 8 white
1917 Q25c, Rye-No. 2, 53jbe. Barley
Coed feeding, Ss78c; fair to choice malt
Ing, 4SgtoSc. Flax Seed-No. / SL5S; No
Prime. $40. Pork-Mess, per Dbl. ST $50
12:GC. Lard-Per 100 los, 7.62KG710. Short
Rips-Sides QOose), 7556G7.75. Shoulders
Dry sailed (boXed). 61tG62sc; short clear
sides (boXed) ,SS. 05G8 Is Whisky-Basis Of
high wines, Sl.26. Sugars-Cut, loaf un-
changed. CIover-Conuact grade, 81. 90.
O90 bu; Corn, SIT, 60 bu; Oats. is. 60e b1i;
Rye. goo bu; barley, 5000 bu. Shin
gnents-Flour, 1900 bbls; wheat, S1i $50
bu; corn 426, 900 bu; oats, 1860 bu; bar
ley l0,9e0 bu. On the produce exchange
today the butter market, dull; creaneries.
15@21c; dairies, 1SQ18c. Cheese, firm, 10
A@111zc. Eggs-Firm; fresh, Ice.
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nuTuTH-

DULUTH, MINI, Sept. 1S.-Market
fairly active and firm; December OPENED
6G nc al at T9ze. sold off to 7935c at
l2:40, up to S97kc at /. and closed IL %, ~
at 601sc. C2sh-100O00 bu at re over De-
cember. Wheat-No. l hard, cash 821Ic,
TO arrive, SS3ac; September, 831kc; Deem
cash, 8l4sc; to arrive, 81ikc: Sente nh.
Size; December, S03sc; May, S3kc: No
northern 76Ac; No. 5 spring. 7S]Sc; oats
2S34qz3e; rye, BE; barley, 37@45c; lax
c C. 81 $l;59; to arrive $i531k; September
December, S1.491&; May, $154; corn, 401Sc
Car nspeetion-Wheat, 221; corn. 1S
oats, 3; rye, 8; barley. IL; fax, liz, Re.
celptsmWheat, i01, 455 bu; corn, $3.50 bT1
rye, 4,322 bu; barley. 14422 bu; fax. s3. o7y
bu Shipments-Whea 218. GO2 BIZ. rye
Ais bu; AJAX. &, 159 bu. w. 70
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BANK CLEARING
MISCELLANEOUS

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York,
SEPT sept lSaiIl 81 Rig dull No in
FUTURES opened steady, with prices 5
points lower, but turned weak under
nght local and foreign selling, disap-
ulative support. Gable news averaged
up stand-off. Spot market was neglect
ed and rendering down under free Offer
ngs: MARKET closed steady at net loss
OF OF 70, points Total sales Were .250 bags.
INCLUDING: September, 705e; October,
7.e5c; November. 7.29c; December. 7.5c:
February, 7.s5e; March, 7.4oe; May. 7.50c;;
filming, fac; centrifugal 96-test, &C., mo-
lasses sugar, 4c: refined, firm.
90 COTTON MARI5ET-New York, Sept
middling uplands 10&c; middiing gulf
lie. Sales, 1888 bales. Futures closed very
steady; September 1o.12c: October. 10 csc;
airy, sic; February, 9.8lc: March, 961e;
$3.50: AUGUST. 9.54e
10 BITTER pI,I15l ANp EGGs-Nsy York: Sept,
d firm state ere creamery, 1s3k@2173c: June
CSheese-R5ecejptss; $3.50 PACKAGES; nm:
l1Ac: large white. lie; small white. lie
Eegs-Receipts, 1916 packages; firm:
Western, regular packing, at mark, 800
lie; Western. loss Off 19c
METAL MARKET-New York. Sent
l9-T1n continues It's downward course
owing to the irregularity and weakness
abroad. Todays market wound up with
prices 10 points below last nights close.
with With seilGt% on the basis of $3.50 and
very weak IN tone. The rest of the list
developed little IL any new features.
Pisiron warrants closed very dull at
$331ea0375@; lake copper quiet at IN
changed prices, SIG 75017: lead ruled duII
and closed at S4371b while spelter ex-
hihited steadiness at $4.101415, the pre-
vailing rates The brokers' price for
lead was 81. and for copper s16.75af7.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept 19.-Catt1e-Re-
ceipts, $500: steady TO easier: native beef
steers 81 5000. 10: Western beef steers,
s4G04. x; Texas steers, So. 2564. 25: cows.
S3Gl4. 40: stockeTs and feeders, s.. 25604. 10
Receipts, $500: market Sc HIGHER;
bulk of sales. 81 .50@4 so. Sbeep-Receinfs g,
1900; steady; Western mHttons, s3.65Q4;
STOCK YARDS. SIOUX CITY. To-.
Sept Observation-Disclosures, 2,c90: market
steady; beeves s505.5a: cows, bulls ana
,oiEed; 81 S5G3.75; steeizers and feeders.
81 2oa445: calves and yearllngs sS.5O694. 40.
Bogs-F seee'nts. 1.se0: market Sc higher:
selling $5.o5615 20: bulk s5.O7K05 10.
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l cow and / calf
can -.................... 81 90
SHEEP.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) 200
A year ago go
GOOD to choice butcher lambs, "a $50
.; fair to good butcher lambs, $500
So good to choice fat wethers, So 400
good to choice fat ewes. 81. 2593. so; fair
to good fat ewes, S.100s. rs; good to
choice stock and feeding lambs, S414. 25;
wethers. s.. 1908 so; stock and feeding
ewes, S. 1903. 90; thin sheep. sos; buck
LAMBS. 50. 75Q3. rs; killing bucks, $262 So
Receipts fairly heavy, Fat lambs. 100
and lambs IN good demand at steady
prices, and North Dakota stock lambs
sold up to $3.50
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
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BONDS.

y, s. 8s. reg. 10 y. J. c. gen. IS. 122N
40 IS, coup. ITO y. Pacific IS -. 65T
90 n IS, reg. 1872 ~. Pacific As 1919
&c n. As coup. 134la N.Y.,C.& st.L.4sfW
do do g O. Is Is, reg: l l5 y. & w. con4s vs.
do 5s, .....1iSA do As 1875 i025k
- 90 ss coup lI5A o, 8. L. 6s. ......127
a. 4 q z OBS. .122 do con IS .....114
a., 40 Gen sen. 4s ..1O1H Reading gen. 4s ssh
c 40 a ss As -. S5A r. G. w. lists. 98
{. a9 O. rs 1ds ..19 s,l SIS INC; IS 1l9as
~ oS '.......;. 10 st, Paul con -. 1921
Z. n con Is. 1s9 5t.P.. C.& P1sts 1i7%
c go =, +. d, 6s.l291a do IS .......... 1877
en-. Ter As -. 81 30. Pacific As =. ISL
Col So, AZ .....S 80 SO. ny. IS -. 1855
w. q r. G. 1sts.103A s. r. 8 T. 6s 81
Fdo IS .-........ 81 II. & Pac. lists. .1lSh
Erie Gen. IS eSls do Eds ......... IS
F. W. SS D.C:1sts. 73& U. Pacific As 104T
Gen. Elec. SIS ..t19 Wabash lists :. .f17J@
Iowa Cen. lists. llsA do Eds -. 10i%
4, e y; Uni y, as 49, 59% Y; Shore As ....112E
M L. X; C I. IDS. ~ Wis Cen. IS -. S51s
NJ Y. G. lists. 1OS1s ~ u
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES.

NEW YORK STOCK GOssIP-Strong.
StufSls q Co. wire to H. Holbert &c Son:
1t IS readily to be seen that the sentt-
Dlent IN the street is more bearish thaa
Tor some time past, and undoubtedly
some OF the selling has been on account
OF liquidation. The weakness Is conf1n-
ed to sDeciaitieS rather than to the gen
era! list, which, on the whole, is not ma
terialiy lower than last night. The coal
sltua ton develops nothing new. We
near a diversity Of opinion regarding it.
owners of coal property would not OBJ
lect to cessation of work for thirty DAYS
but whether or not the situation will de-
VeIop INTO war for a longer period is
now uncertain. OF course an extended
suits to both railroad and coal proper
ties. AS far as commission house bust
ness is concerned, we Go not see much
selling of good stock. Call money has
been a trif1e higher today, and time
money remains unchanged. Stock ex-
change houses have generally supplied
their wants over election time, so that
we see no reason to fear a stringency
Of money. During the last hour a heavy
selling of T. G. I. and a general drive
at the list marked prices down fraction
FOREIGN FINANCIAI-New York
Sept. 19.-The Commercial ADVERTISER
London financial cablegram says: The
markets here were absolutely stagnant
throughout the session. One Of the most
important arb TRACE houses reports that
It's total business for the day was 1880
shares, with 1-16 Of 1 per centum. Paris
Vas was weak Ri on the Brazilian financial out
sold Rio Tintos. Money was steady. The
bank received $4,000 gold from Aus
tTalia. There. was slight demand for
the the metal in the open market for France.
silver was firm on Indian buying.
London: Sent. -. 4 D. 1n-Consols for
money, sS%s; for the account. 90 7-16
Berlin, Sept. 10 EXCHANGE on Lon
don, 20 marks 441ia pigs for check dis
count rates: short bills. per cent; three
months bills 49,.
Paris, Sept. 10. p. M Three per cent
rentes, 100 francs 5 confines for the ac-
count; exchange on London . francs 1917
cenfimes for checks. snanish 4s, 72.70.
JRIEASITRY BALANCES washington.
Sept. 19-Today's statement OF the
treasury balances IN The general fund,
in the division of reden1ntion. shows:
Available cash balance, $136, 800, 6T2; gold.
$75 1885. SUI
BANK CLEARINGs.
St. Paul, sS4S,0S5.
Minneapolis, 50. 1860
New York. 1892. 455, 25S
Chicago, SO, sos. FPS
Boston, S1S1T46S9
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.TE uVE STOCK Markets
HOGS CONTINUE TO SELL AT
STEADY PRICES, WITH FAIR
RECEIPTS
FAT CATTLE MARKET LOWER
Prices Or 70 to 10 Cents on Butcher
stuR-StOclzers and Feeders
Cutie Little Lower
Fat Lambs Lower.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Sept. 1s.-Reeeipts
at the Union stock yards today (estimat-
ed9, We're Cattle. 400; calves, 200; hogs,
WV; sheep, 2,2ooi horses, 4S5; cars, SIS.
Ollclal receipts yesterday: Cattle $40;
calves, 1908; hogs, LII; sheep. 4,173:
horses, 1852; cars. 25s.
Receipts thus far in September, com
pared with the same period IN September.
1SQa ora 90 fnl1o,,n.
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Totals

Other Grains-Winter wheat 116: N. 3
corn. 10; No. corn, 4; no grade corn 1:
No. 3 oats, 81; no grade oats, 3: No. .
rye Re. 4; No; rye. q no grade rye, !; No.
. parI1ey, i No barley. IL; No. bar
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No / hard
Z: No northern. 201; No. 2 northern ii
No. 3 2; rejected, l; winter wheat. II:
ley, l; no grade barley, l; No l Hax, 2s
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ST PkuI. GR kxRr

oats1lR3ecei d9,1 z cars; No. 3, 24a24Ac;
Corn-No. s, 3Sc; No 8 yellow 9q0ao1lo
F'eed-Granulated corn meal, in cotton
sacks. $1.60; coarse corn meal, ton, s14S5:
No. feed, $1475.
Bran and shorts-Bran in bulk. s1a.
bran in sacks. 200 lbs. Sl2.25; bran in
sacks, 100 lbs, $12 70; shorts in bulk So:
shorts in sacks, 200 lbs, SIS; shorts in
sacks, 100 lbs. s13.25; middlings -four. bulk'
S14; middlings. 200-lbs sacks. sis: mid
dlings, 100 lbs. $780,
Hay--Goed demand for all grades: re-
ceipts, 3 cars; shipments, car.
up is nSd,o choice e., dSaa $ssg9: upland No.
timothy, choice, $12Ql3; timothy, No. l.
S11Q11.5 so. >
Rye straw. $595.5O; wheat and oats
straw, S4Q4.50.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP-Cossin nv nrivate
wire to g. H. F. Smith & Co, ST. Paul,
members Of the New York Stock Ex-
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over which Tuesdays receipts came In
and the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle. HOES. Sheen. Mixed
HOGS
Total for today (estimatedl

Total for today (estlmated) ........... 500
A week ago ..............r.. TS3
A Year ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 7z3
Good to choice light, $5.25G5. 50; mixed
and butchers, $5G625; good to prime
heavy, $1,000; fair heavy, S4 S0Q55; rough
packers, $4.65Gl475; stays, 81 59lG4 rs ;boars,
$f.75Q250; pigs and skips, s3.50045O
Market opened steady on ali grades of
hogs and closed unchanged. RECEIPTS
cleared early. Lights sold at S. 25@5 80;
mixed and butchers, S5@5. 25: heavy ST. so
Q5.20. Rough packers sorted out, at SAFE.
Representative sales:
Mixed and R11tcIars-
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W. N. CAMPBELL.
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAU

Correspondents and correspondents So
n nGlIea. Market reports furnished on ap-
A,We 90 strictly commission business.
| NO I'VE stock bought or sold on cur own
References Stock Yards bank. south
| 81 Taul: Security bank. Zumbrota; Hon,
=. !; hoerner. state treasurer Capitol
; puiiea5ing, st. Paul; A. C. Anderson, cash
~ 9I PauI Natinnal bank ST Paul
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! nI.I Sales, 256. AZ

Now YORK MON MoNliEy-NJew vor,< san4
1g-Glose: Money Oh cali firzeer al I5sas
2 per cent; last loan, ~. Prime rnsrean--
tie tile paper, 41ss5 per cent Starting *
bankers bills at 81 .s765I s7is tor demand
end at q -ssA14. aSss fer co days. Posted
rates. 81 800 ;S41k and s4.Ss Comrnercial
bills. S4.Sz1s@s.SS Silver certificates. keE
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Sg6S$ac: Bar silver. 629so. Mexican dol
iars, 49Ac. Government bonds, weak;
state bonds, inactive; railroad bonds, ir-
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bic supply. All offerings were well taken
and by l p n. the market was again
strong and active, touching the highest
point Of the day. September wheat clos
ed at 7S}sc. December at 791sc and May at
The following was the range Of prices:
Open High Low Closing
May a!5'' .......a65l sa% s9S ss ~ lS SEX
B fse5SmSar ~. ~ IS IS 7 * IS IS rs rs
Puts on December wheat, 777s@78Ac.
Calls on December wheat, 801sG081c.
On Track-OficiaI closing Quotat tons:
No 1 hard wheat. 8125c; No. / northern,
793sc; No. , northern, 7Sc; oats, 237sc:
corn, 39c; barley, S9Q45c; rye, soc; flax,
$.56l2. Flax Futures-September 81 551b
October, $50; December, $1.1645; May,
SAMPLE SALES.
No. 1 northern, % cars, 7SMc
NO. northern SOC bu to arrive. 7S1bc.
No No 2 northern, 500 Blu to arrive. nc.
No. northern, 2 cars, 1880.
No. wheat, 2 cars, T2Ac.
No. wheat, 4 cars, 73c
Rejected wheat, l car, 7212c.
Rejected wheat, cars, Zoe.
No grade wheat, 8 cars, &c
No. grade wheat, 3 cars, 68c.
no. white corn, ! car, 49Ac.
No. oats, car, 2Sc.
No grade oats, / car, 221ac.
No. 3 yellow oats. l car, 22%c.
No. rye. car, SOC.
No. 4 barley, car, 44c.
No. barley l car, dc.
Nc. 5 barley, l car, 421ac.
No. / fax, 3 cars, S1.5S.
No. flax, ?00 bu to arrive, $l.52.
No: HaX. 700 bu to arrive, $l.5112.
Rejected flax, car, $1.46.
F4our-Millers report very quiet mar
kets. but report all the mills running
nearly at full capacity. Some Of the out
put is being stored in the East to await
a market. Confidence in higher prices
later on is general. First patents, in
wood, 81. 10Gl4. 35; second patents, $404. 20;
fiIst clears g. 90@3. 10; second clears, 81. so
cotton sacks, So and 40 lbs: Rye flour.
per Dbl. pure, 81. 59G2. 60; rye flour, per
bbl, xxx, 50. 1902 so; rye -four, per Dbl,
Standard. 81. S0Cg2. 80.
3913c
Oats-The oats market is steady at 221h
.Q2lc; No. white oats, 24G2415c choice.
Barley ranges so from 3S4oc 4fS foe feeG
and 4304Gc, with choice mailing at soc.
Feed.Coarse corn meal and cracked
81 80; No. 1 ground feed, 2-8 corn. 1-3
oats, 89-lb sacks, sacks extra, S14. 500
14.75; No. ground feed, - corn, u oats.
75-lb sacks, sacks extra. $14. 75@f5; No 9
extra, $15G15 %.
Flax-The market was active and there
was a good demand. All offerings Were
spot stuff was 81 .57l5. Duluth shorts we're ere
good buyers Of October fax OF the cars
here, some went on sale and the balance
was picked up by shippers and eleva-
tors. Crushers bought naedera tely There
was ffrmness in al markets. and Duluth
futures Were a little higher Mlnneap-
oils received q cars, against IS last year.
Duluth received Y cars.
The closing prices were: Minneapolis
cash, 81 Ssh; September, 81 551b: October,
81 soy; December, a.47; May. 81 .521&. Du-
luth, cash. 81. 80; to arrive 81 "a: Septe1n-
Der. 1.5S15; October. 81 5315: November.
$1.62; December. 81 so; May, 81 55
Hay-There Is a steady market Choice
timothy IS quoted 81 .50G12; Minnesota
| upland, SO 5000 30; Iowa upland So sea-
1910; coarse to medium, SSG18. so; rye
straw, So. so. Receipts were 68 tons.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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Repairing noston streets.

To prevent obstruction to traffic liz the
main streets of Boston in the DAYTIME,
all the repairs are made ct night
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MICH Cow EXchange-GOOd cows in fair
demand at unchanged prices Bulk sell
Ing around $S5, with top animals up to
representative sales:
NO Price, No. Price
COW ..........$40 COL cows ....... sins 90
2 cows -. 66 COL 1 cow .......... % 90
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The days sales (estimated1, each buyer
purchasing the number Of head indicated,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-16

After the usual preliminarieS a lot
of bills were introduced mainly of a
private or non-impOrtant nature. The
first bill to legalize grand list, Mt.
Holly came up.
Joint committee on games and nsh-
cries reported in favor of repairing
buildings at Roxbury, and to appro-
pirate at least So, 1000 year for its
support.
Monahan of I'nderhill introduced a
bill to abolish the railroad commits
sion.
Stewart of Bakersfield fixing Sala-
ries of Judges of supreme court at
$4,000 per year and all necessary trav-
cling expenses.
Gilmore of Swauton, a bill provid-
ing for state exhibit at the Pan
American exposition. -Four commits
sioners and two ladies; appropriates
SIS, 900 if an equal sum is raised by
subscription for an exhibit.
Hale of Lunenburg, long bill to
equalize taxation. Exempts loans not
exceeding 4! per cent.
Norton of Waitstield bill relating
to check list. No name can be taken
off without notifying party.
McWhorter of Barre City, a bill to
incorporate the Perry & Scribner
Water Co. with capital of $40, 600 and
right to own real estate not to exceed
$50, 900.
Hale, of Lunenburg, introduced a
Joint resolution providing for the
election of state officers, judges, ETC.,
Nov. 8, instead of October Is. Adopt
ed. Taylor, Of Hardwick,a bill for one
additional associate Judge and chang
ing the character of the Supreme
court slightly.
Adjourned.
Nothing of Importance was done in
the Senate this morning. A bill to
equalize taxation and the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition bill were introduced,
both identical with those in the
House.
Adjourned.
Half of Vermont came to Montpe-
lier last night and the hotels and
boarding houses are crowded to the
limit. Nothing is thought of or talk
ed about except who is to lead on the
first ballot. The hotel corridors pre-
sented an animated scene until an
early hear this morning. The amount
-of figuring done was both enormous
and marvellous.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-16

about 10 minutes. In the house
Martin of Ferrisburg introduced a
bill to repeal the bounty on foxes.
Towle of Berkshire wants to increase
the town highway tax from 20 to 25
cents, five cents of which shall be
added to the state highway tax. Bar
Der of Barre town introduced a bill
abolishing the privilege Of deducting
in offset for debts owing without the
state.
House bill % to license auctioneers
was ordered to third reading. House
bill %, amending the charter of the
Windsor Gas Light Co. was read the
third time and passed, as was also
House bill II, making women eligible
to the office Of notary public.
In the senate, senate bill Is re-
moving restrictions on married people
testifying against each other was
passed.
Senator DoBoer introduced bill to
enable the city of Montpelier to issue
bonds, S300o0 for a school house and
$4,000 for bridge: by Senator Dun
nett an act to allow any city or town
to appropriate not over $500 per an
mum for free bed in the hospital or
to appropriate IA sum not to exceed
$4,000 for the permenent endowment
of free hospital bed.
Sibley, of Montpelier, came to the
floor of the House yesterday to take
the oath but was a little late. He
took his seat today.