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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G. F. Aichele and wife to o. L. Lar
son, part 12 of NV a sec 3, 2S,
William J. Hahn to NJ w Fay. It's
q and p. blk 13. Midway Heights.
c.. Leudway and wife to Kilian
Schuster, 1t 80, blk 2, B. MichcPs
NJ. Krenz and wife to Maria Wehrle,
part Its 4 and 8, blk 139, West St.
Paul Proper ...................
G. Wilfius, receiver to Anna NJ. An
derson, 1t 1, blk 80, West St Paul
FIoper .;.-..:......- ............ l
Scandinavian-Ameri Building So
ciety to ]. C. Cronstedt ct al.
part NV Il sec %, %. r %. 2..........
northumberland Building So
ciety to J. Cronstedt ct al. part 1t
3, Terrace Place observation-disclosures. 2
Scandinavian-Ameri Building So
c!ety to j. Cronstedf ct aid. part 1t
2, Dawson's subd 1t II. Bass add.
A. B. Carpenter to William F. Hurd.
part It a. blk 2, Merriam Park.
A B. Carpenter to George y. FIem-
ing part It 4, blk ?, Merriam Park. I
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MARESET RULED NERVOUS. AND
DEALINGS WE'RE OF THE
SPASSIODIC SORT
PRICES MOVED UP AND DOWN
Final Figures Showed Loss OF One
ana 0nv-Eishth TO One and
One-Fourth From Pre-
ViOus Day.
Prev.
Close. Day.


CHICAGO, June I9.-Wheat was ner-
Yous today, and under realizing sales by
smaller holders, together with some
scalpiEg by the Big ones, closed 11s@1Ac
lower than yesterday. Corn closed 1sG4c
and oats 1sc down. Provisions at the
close We're 2l2G29sc oppressed.
The wheat market opened nervcusly
and remained in that condition through
out the dSy. In the Northwest while
there were some rains, the situation was
practically unchanged from its gloomy
situation Southwestern sections sent in
some adVices which were rather favora-
bic. and bears called attention to the
uDreSpOnSiVc attitude of foreign markets
TO our advicCs. The French crop was also
reported to have derived some benefit
from Se2SOnab!e weather. July wheat
opened 12gt$4c under yesterday at 7S1fTS1ac,
and rallied sharply to ISAC under the
Influence OF good gains at Minneapolis
and Duuth. Over I9c, however there
were millions of bushels for sale, and
under enormous pressure from longs,
Combiuea with some slackening in the
demand. July broke from the top TO Tic
On the dip SOld-Out bulls and others
bought, and the outside demand showed
something Of its old form, causing a rally
to 1Si2c Again The bulls were unab BILE to
hold their position, and July broke to
ttlac. closing chortly afterwards in a ner-
Nous- condition 11s@1Hc under yesterday
New York reported 70 loads taken for
export. Cic2rarcCs at the seabOard in
wheat ana hour were equal to 0f9 600 bu
Primary receipts were 4S0,G0 bu, compar-
cd with $4,000 bu last year. Minneap-
oils and Duluth reported 81 ears against
4IS cans last week, and 720 cars a year
ago Receipts were 20i cars, 50 Of con-
tract grade.
Compared with wheat corn. while
quiet, has been steady. The market opcn-
ed only 1sc lower, and in sympathy with
wheat, advanced early, ascending to i0II
4OHc. reaction followed, but on the
dip the demand improved and the mar
ket stcadieJ, July closing 1314c lower at
SS'4c. Country offerings generally were
small and there was q good shipping bus-
mess. Receipts were ,o93 cars.
In oats trade was largely matter of
changing and September, the latter
at times almost touching the July price
and al ctncrs being at &c discount un-
ger july. Coverings were light and re-
ccipts ;e6 cars. Luly sold between 23c and
2554g2575c, closing 1sc under yesterday at
Provisions we're dull. The market oDen-
Cd steady, 5ut cased eff on moderate
liquidat.cn. Hcg receipts were light, but
the market telt the wheat break July
pork sold between $Il.J215 and 81 $40 and
cosad PIC down at $1I4i1b; July Lard he
SG.G21s. aad July ribs between $Gr2I5f6
d.75 and SGc7ia with the close 5c reduc-
ed az $6G7lk.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat q
cars; corn. zS1 cars; oats, 25a ears; lIcgs.
So00 head.
Tine leading futures ranged as follows:
lOpen- High Low Clos
ing est est. Ing.
Wheat
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new buildings were issue
yesterday as follows:
Frank Few, two-story brick veneer
dwelling, on Armstrong, between
Bay and View, 10 cost .............. .$2. q
j. II. Garlough, frame barn, or Ada
street, between Clinton and Con-
gress, to cost .......-.................. 80
j. H. GarlOugh, one and half story
frame dwelling, on Clinton. be
tween Isabel and Congress, to cost. LOO
rive minor permits ........-........... 1 %
Total ................. ..............s4,e2
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS SOLD READILY AT PRICES
TWO AND A HALF CENTS
HIGHER
HEAVY RUN OF CATTLE
Prices Paid fer Fat Stuff Averaged
Little LOwer-GOOd Stock Cattle
Sell steady-COmmon STUFF I'm
salabIe-Sheep Lower
HEAVY RUN OF CATTLE

SOUTH ST. PAUL. June 19.-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (estimat-
edl We're: Cattle, l,40e; calves, 500; he gs,
2,60O; sheep. 1900; cars. 95.-
Ofhcial receipts Monday: Cattle. 1SO;
calves, 90; hogs, 500; sheep. 1900; horses.
2S4: cars, 81
Receipts thus far in June, compared
with the same period in June. 1899, are as
follows
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BONDS.


u. s. ref IS, w.i103 do IS - o6
90 IS reg-....109 N. Y. c. 1Sts.111K
9o IS reg-..l05 N. j. 9. gen. 5s .121$4
90 IS coup....lO9 No. Pac. gen. IS G615
uo ne" Is reg 1912 do prior Is -. l0312
20 new IS coupl54l2 MICA St.LD4SiG6
10 1I9 IS reg. .!l+ n. Gs w con. Is. 81
DO old IS cOup1l51s Ore. Nav. lists 1O9
do 5S reg......113 do Is - l02
do 5S coup...113 10 s T. 6s 1971A
- OF :. 69S. ~ do con- 5s .l14A
AIch. gen. As ..lOs Read. gen. Is. S7l5
90 adjust As. S34 R. u W. lists 100
Can. So. 2ds.....iO6 4StL.& / Mes 7iGsz
Z. q Ohio H2s.. 90 i6t.L..& ST. is. .125
90 5S ...........l16 st. Paul con...170
C.& Noon IS .I43 St.P-, ,C.& P, lists. .l191s
do s. f. Geb as. 117tal do IS 720i1
Chi. Term. As. % $50 Pac. As 79It
Col. So. 4S....... 50 do rs 1i6s++
d. q R.G.1sts. :. JOB S r. &, T 6s. 6S
=, 90 4s '....:.. 99l4 T. & p. 1sts.....112
- II: Ia .& GT.IstSlyjh do 2ds ......... SO
Il ErIe ne gen; 4s.... ~ u. 2. is .106
F.W.& D.C1st.. 7O15 WABASH 1sts..1I3K
Gen. Elec. 5s....11712l do Ids ...I I0fIa
iowa Cent. lists. .112 W. S. Is .115
kC..P.& G.1sts. .701b wis. Cent Is %
l.. q \. uni is. 100 Vir Cent. ~ g21b
MIX. & T.2ds.... &c
FOREIGN FINANCTATl-New York
June l9-The Commercial Advertisers
LONDON financial cablegram says: The
lIlnese situation continued today to de-
press all the markets here though in the
afternoon there were some signs of a re-
coEery on the rumOr that the powers had
asked Japan to undertake the task of
GedHng with the Chinese. London bought
american stocks on this report. When
New YORK, after opening lower and final
~ ioIloWed the London. lead, prices raj
Hed good deal and the close here was
AT the pest. Copper shares were weak on
selling by Berlin and Paris. Discounts
were firm at 212. Money was easv The
sank of England sold $4,000 pounds cold
III German coin, also 1000 pounds for A
destination not stated. There was a
strong demand for gold from Germany
ana france, but supplies We're emeager.
" w h36 tnere was of it was offered at
NEW YORK 8LONEY-New York. June
i9--Money on call easy at l12GlZ per cenr.
last loan, II. Prime mercantile uaDer'
3124t12 per cent. Sterling exchange easy
y, WIS4 5a1l actual &C business in bankers bills at
$4.661sW+6l for demand, and at S4S4hO
t'S47s Tor sixty days; posted rates 81 S5I%1
4.oS12- Commercial bills 81 S51504S4 Sii
yer certificates, 60061c. Bar silver. CgIo
Mexican dollars, 47$4c
% BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. June
creamery, extras, 16d19c; factory, 131bG
!gc. Ig Eggs-Receipts, 1896 pkgs; firm;
Western, at maIk, 10610Kc
TREASURY STATEMENT-Wash
ton June l9.-Today's statement of treas
ury balances in the general fund excII1-
sive of the 100000 gold reseryG mn in ~
vision of redemption shows: AyaiIabIa
caSh balance. S148 959. 713; gold S69. SIS Z92
NNEAPOLIS MONEY! -MinneapoIis
June l9-New York exchange Tuesday:
6uylhg rate par, selling rate SOC premium.
/ chicago exchange, buying rate 25c dis
count, selling rate 25c premium. Sterling
A.S41s. i-i7'
BANK CLEARINGS.
st: Paul, 1891, ,576. 47.
Minneapolis, $2,6l5. $685.
Chicago, $22,6S4570
Boston, $12,112.e5j
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The NationaI Conventions.

Prohibition, at Chicago. Jaae 27-25 900
Tickets on sale June 1921
Democratic, at Kansas City, July /, I91i.
Tickets on sale July 2-l
The road to take 10 atrerd these Con
ventions IS the Chicago Great Western
Ry., the popular Maple Left Route. y
with its vestibuled trains, free chair cars.
satisfactory dining car service and its
unsul lpassed sleeping car accommoda tons.
Only one fare for the round trjp. Fo1.
further particulars apply 70 j. P. Elmer.
G. A. p. D., corner Fifth and Robert
streets ST Paul
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ST. PAUL GRAIN. ETC.

& Kerwin, wholesale hay, grain and -four
merchants:
Oats-Receip $. SIX cas-. Market is
stronger; No. 3. 2514@251ac; No 3 white,
26@26zc.
Corn-No. 3. 39@S91zc; No. yellow, 4oc
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk, $11:
bran III sacks. 200 lbs s1175: bran in
shorts in sacks, 200 lbs. So; shorts in
sacks, 100 lbs $3.50: middlings flour. bulk
N225; middlings, 200-lb sacks, $i3; mid
dlings, 100 lbs, 1880
Feed-Granulated corn meal, in cot on
sacks. $1.S0; coarse corn meal, t4n, Sl3.75;
No. feed. $14.59; No. feed. SIS; No. S
feed, $3.50
Hay-Receipts, 9 cars. Market was firm
with good demand. Upland. choice. $40. 80
all; upland, NJ. 1. $9Gr95o; upland No. ,,
81 80: midland $6fsI medium s55hl6: tfre-
cth'-. choice. $t1@1l.5o; ttrro hy. No. l, SO
F1fe.5J; timothy, No. 2, $SaS. 80
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Low Rate to MiIyyaui1ee and Re-
turn Viz G u s. 81 u Kr

June IS 10, 20 q. g and o. the Nj
wauke=" viii sell tickots e. 1lrw9 uCea
and retufn from he Twin Cities. at 81 70.
On the certificate Plan, 20, ut .nterUa-
tiOnal mining congress; fi-lCe s good fOr
return until June 20 nc'Us We
Five handsome no 'ernlY eGripced pIs-
scuger trains - Milwaukee daily.
Pioneer Limited rom Mrn ap0lis 7cC
D. ~ ST Paul $40 p. N. daily for Mil
waui5re and Chicago cnly Derf CT train
in the world.
For fun rariicu'ars car o. "M.'vas,.
lxel.' agents. or adGl esS J. r Coniey. 4
q u 81 Pun AILmn
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receipts thus far in 1850, compared with
le same period in 1899. are Is SnLInns.
The following table shows the roads
over which Mondays receipts came m
ana the number of loads haul by eIch:
Cattle. HoeS Shean Md
HOGS.


Comparative receipts:
1otal l TAI Tor today les tmated). ).......... 2GC0
a week Observation-Disclosures. > l4I
60 - O'.'.- ...-................ 2,j3S
5.O712; good to prime heavy. S51f5 10. roi,5b
hee9avy,. AS5a490; stays and bars S427m
AGO; pigs and skips. $404.56 '''-''
Market opened 212c higher and closed
steady at the slight advance. OuaiitV
averaged fair. The demand was good
1 me bulk sold at $5.O712. with common
hogs down to s., and few bunches Of
eHtra 3 prime up to $50. Pigs, packers
sales: -NPi 0'elI'd IIN Z
Mixed and Rutchars
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
TOtals

Other Grains-Winter wheat, cars;
No. corn, l car; No. corn, 20 cars; No.
corn, cars; no grade corn, 1 car; No
oats, II ears; no grade oats, 2 cars; No.
rye cars; No. rye, 2 cars; No. 4
barley, cars; no grade barley, car: No.
l flax, 8 cars; rejected flax, 2 cars; no
grade flax. / car
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat, No. 1 hard
l car; No. l northern, 49 cars; No north
ern, II cars; No. 3, cars; rejected,
cars; no grade. 2 cars; No. 2 corn, cars;
No. oats, IS cars; No. l flax, cars; re-
jected fax, cars.
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..woodstock" aod "Niaacsosa.,

The above are the names OF the two
PalatiaI Pullman sleep.ng cars run deily
between the Twin Cities ana Omaha over
the Minneapolis & 81. Louis ueV short
line. They are perago0s OF beauty.
ElifTt Library cars are also a feature
nf ihe Minneapolis & ct. Louis service 20
Omaha. Pullman @afs parl0r sd.s on day
trains.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

i IMIIN>,NlEAPOLIs. IN, June 1O.-wheat OMEN
go 5as Mitq' VIA ze,5 July wheat opened at fibc,
fiS,11nS ,o12c' Monday close. sold at 73c'
1lFi4s4 M 7sil up to 162sQ7C12c and by n:50 held
., oeptem6er PIE lS2 wheat opened at 7S1sc.
against 1850 Monday, sold at 1880 dde,' dSe'
fIlned 4es, to 78c, firmed up to 7S1ac, declined
10 TIC hh7sc. AN and gained &c before noon.
ne casn wheat market was strong
WI WI Dut IeW offerings save some to ar,
rive at a price which milIers were not
nclIhed TO accept. June wheat closed at
US SUI July at 7618d1GS4c, and September at
Open High Low Chasing
1,'nd wheat ing. est. est. Tues Mon.
July . 77i5 ~ ~: ~: 7e,l l6zs -; -
Sept 80. 1875 767@ Il 775S-$, 5S5S
On track-Official closing quotations.
40. N, l hard; 1912e; No. 1 northern. TIC:
no. no. northern, 151Ac; oats, 23$sc; corn
SS%Se; barley, 3S@4le; rye, 52@55c: FAX
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Charles H. F. Smith &
Co, members of the New York Stock ex-
change, Pioneer Press building, who have
direct wires to Chicago and New York
Closing prices are bid:
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Aridsumner vacatioa Tour.
1000 miles by rail.

LOO miles by water.
Railway ticket. Steamer ticket.
Sleeping car berths, dining
Car meals. Hotels. Meals and
Berths on Steamer; in fact
All expenses for ten days for $1,000.
Get itinerary, 500 Line Ticket Or
ice, S79 Robert street.
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2412c for choice.

~ -NO NUULVU
Barley ranges from $500 for choice
mailing.
sacks. per ton, sacks extra, $14 25d145O;
No. l ground feed, 2-3 corn, 1-3 oats, S0-Ib
sacks. sacks extra, S14.75015.
E3y-The market continues strong
Choice timothy is firm at S10500I per
ton; clover-miXed timothy S9n9.50; Minnie
sofa upland Sl0G1050; Iowa upland, 500
1850; coarse TO medium, $1@S; rye straw
$3.50 Receipts are a tribe heavier at 96
tons.
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A week ago .......................... 65t
A year ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
quotations: Fat sheep, S4Il5O; stcck
sheep. s. l5a325; feeders. S3a35O: fai
lambs, S5-z5u5.75; yearlings, S450q5; stocb
and feeding lambs. S3.75H425; sprins
lambs, $6n5.50. Above quotations are or
shOrn sheep and lambs.
Receipts We're heavy. with a big per
centage Of thin killers among the offer
lngs. Killing stuff sold a little lower
and stock sheep and lambs were hard To-
move al any price. ReDresentatiNe saLes.
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Via "rFhe ssiIvyaukee's" New Train
ToG can leave Minneapolis 1850 D. m.
and ST. Paul u:25 p. rn. (eyerv night1
and arrive Milwaukee 1915 a. M. and Z hi.
cago 100 p M Fine sIeepers and coach. "a
through 10 Chicago.
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Totals e. .............1.2S5 2.5i9 So
Among the slippers on the market were
II. II. Wells, Morris; Mccullough. ST.
Thomas; Allen * Teimer, De Graf Eoyd
d Co. Albee; NJ. Condor, Clara Ciryi
Brown Bros. Han!ey Fails; G.. a.
SchiHldt HenWoodi d. j.. Ganrey. Glen
wood; T. X. Symes Blooming Prairie;
Olson & Taylor MapletOn; f. J.. Glib
bons. Prior Lake; A McCorquodaie.
Olivia, w. W. Reeves, Mased q WI
\. j. Johnson, Moutevideo; Hector Lum-
Der and Supply company. Hector; u. j.
MathisOn Little Falls; r. II. Sparrow,
Royalton; T c. Lucy, Belle Plaire, Cos
7. DwinneH Marshall; FOhl. Foster Il
Nelson, Evan. Block & SchuObriek. G.
Steube, New Tim; Gilstad & Chadwick.
Deer Park; AIbee Bros, New Richmond;
NJ. kinsela, Thieman; Schneider Bros,
Alma, NJ. <. Johnson. River Falls: Riley
Bros. Ellsworth, NJ. Schuchart, Hut h
irsOn; II. Haaskin, Cologne; o. Schune-
man, Turtle Lake; Goodrich q H9rkuess.
j. s. Green l.. WOOders, Red Wing; j.
RiOrdcn, Dasseu. G. q M.EWen. Itch
field; G.. c. Perkins, CokatO. j. Johnson,
Gardner & Wright. Hammond: William
Mccoy, Spring Valley; Hcsiin & Julian.
Maiden Rock; Mexican Bros, Rush city:
+. Fredeen. Taylor's Falls; Johnson 6s
Peterson, Llndstrom; >. +. Perrtg0. For
est City; J. \. SchOtz. Montgomery; a.
Barnett, Montgomery; Remis & Wacck.
New Prague; +. J. GOetz, Carver; r. IL.
Z. II. Jones. Amery. Gust Schmidt OS-
ceola; +. Hipp. Arlington; j. Hcbelsen.
Hamburg; J. II. Walters, Young AmeH-
ca; +. Palmer & Co., Fairfax: Dan Nc
OMAHA, June Ca.tje-Rece pts.
1920; strong to slow; natives steers. $4.5O<t
$40; COWS ard heifers s375046j; stOcters
and feeders. si5.a5 II gs-Recsip g.
I -, "a l,a- cd
$j.0545.07la; light. s4G5.0I; pigs. AfC0j:
bulk Of sales. $jO5a5. .07ls. Sheep-Rr-
ceipts. 300: $ EDDY to lower; muttons. "a
ST. LOUIS. June 9.-Cat'l--ReceipJs.
3.C00; steady; beeves. $4.1Od5 50: stock rs
ard feeders s3.50U47J: T Xas steer $3.50
40; cows end heifers. 81 45lt5 IS HOES
Receipts. 5000; sc higher, Dig- AMI lights,
$510H5.2); packers. $5l5G5.f0: La che-s.
S5.2015.30 Sheep-Receipts, 1880; steady
and unchanged.
KANSAS CITY. June 19-Catt e-2e-
ceipts 3,O'O: seady: native steers. $3.50
3 40: Texas steers. $3G5.15 cows and Ieif-
erS. 1905. s'O"kerS md feed $500
40. Hcgs-Recsipts. Is 90. stro7g 10 sc
s5.O71b052 %; mixed 81 7L0-.10: i-ht "a =
M5G2: pigs Stq7N5-e5 SNee r-Rereipfs
Con: steady; lambs, $425Q725: muttons.
SIOUX CITY. 10. June 10 -Cattie-Ro-
ceiuts. 1870: Monday. 100. eh.pmonts ts3:
market about steady. Sales: 9 baeves,
~ SIS Fos, S475; 40 beeves. av 1.23J lbs.
$40: ( COWS ~ 1897 lbs 800: Z cows
sv 10i0 lbs 1925 20 stock heifers av 473
lbs $40: stock hsifers ay sos lbs. $50:
bulls. av 1.2G0 lbs. s3f5. 4 bulls av 9i5
lbs $3.50 y bulls. aV 90 lbs - 20: stock
ers and fee,lers. av $50 lbs 81: . sfocters
and feeders. ev 75S lbs. $50: 6 calves. av
eco lbs. S425: 3 ralves. av go lbs 81 G.: 5
yearings. av &C lbs. $3.50: p yoarliugs.
nv SOL lbs Si55 HOgs-ReCpiDts 2-0D.
Mordav. 4G2: market 2I5G5r higher. 81 L.
ing, 50510; bulk of sales, S5.o2z1505
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CASH SALES.

lash oAi.r
Nc northern, I car. 7Snc.
30. l northern, cars. MIC
N9. No northern 1lrtE S,o06 bu to arrive, 7Sc.
No. northern, { cars. 78c-
N3 No ] northern, ! car, to arrive, INC.
NC l mort hern, 1900 bu to arrive 775a.c
80 northern, 5.e0a bu to arrive $40
No | northern, 7eo bu TO arrive, 771beIl 81
No northern, . cars, &c.
No. northern, cars choice. nc
No. northern, 2 cars. I6c.
80. northern, S cars TG1bc
40 noTtEcrn cars. T6Isc.
No. northern. . cars, IG94c.
No noItHern, 1 ear, 7G7sc
,, flourmfir%t o. .il.jJ ratents, $3.1OQ395; first
S2-65Gt2. 20: bean in bulk S1f6i1. .25; shorts
IN N bulk S11Gtl: 20; r1iddHngs in bulk, S12SS
l4.5e - "if@
cor:a.No. 3 corn, ss}4G3S14c; No. 2 vel
;. 9ats--'fhe oats market Is stronger. $50
oats-The oats market is stronger. 2i@
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STOCKS AA[)E \ Rally.
DEALINGS, HOWEVER. WE'RE
STRICTLY PROFESSIONAL, AND
ADVANCE WAS LOST
LIQUIDATION GOT A CHECK
Demand From Outstanding shorts
Caused the Original Rally in
Prices - Selling Orders
Caused Reaction.

Bar silver, New York ...... 6Ga. 60K
Call money New York 80. 11AG2 IL
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Mich Cow EXchange-Thc market was
fairly active at steady prices Bulk sold
at S3Od35 with choice cows up to so
representative sales:
No. Price No. Price
cows ..........SSU W. / cow ......... S3G W
2 cows .......... 20 90. 1 cow ......... Il D,
The days sales (estimatedJ. each buyer
=. b..
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SHEEP.
Comparative receipts:
Tota! for TODAY (cstima ted ...... 1850
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BANK CLEARING

ST: Paul, 1891, ,576. #.
Minneapolis, $2,6l5. .3S8.
Chicago, $22,6S4,570.
Boston, $12,112, ,e5j.
New York, $15764 3S4.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-21

but the wife is believed to be but little
better, mentally. 1t is a matter Of
common report that on both sides Of
the house insanity has made itself ap-
parent in a conclusive way. A brother
OF Hilstrom is now in the state insane
asylum, where he has been for several
months past.
Still. on the other hand, there are
countless evidences which go to prove
that Hilstrom is desperate of the
dirtiest sort. and 1t is those who are
in a position to know his nature best
who declare that he should answer for
his bloody deeds on the gallows.
An Astorian reporter visited Hilstrom
at the county Jail last evening. At
that time there was nothing to support
the belief that he was not perfectly
sane. Hilstrom answered all questions
put to him in a most usual manner.
rather giving the impression that he
was one whose rights had been much
trampled upon instead OF being a will
full taker of human life.
The inquest upon the body Of Lake
Moore will be held at the undertaking
parlors of Coroner Pohl at $3.50 this
Mrs. Moore, wife Of the muir
dered man, who has been in Portland
ON visit, came down on the late
train last night. Moore's funeral will
be held at the Baptist church in this
city today at 1880 p. m.
Hilstrom will be called before Judge
Gray early Monday morning, and ex-
amined on a charge Of insanity, which
was the original charge preferred
against him. Should he be deemed
insane he will be confined in the state
insane asylum; otherwise he will be
bound over to the grand jury on a
charge of murder.
Hllstrom is, in many ways, CO.
nundrum. Everyone Of his acquaint-
ances declared that they have always
known him as a steady, hard-working
fellow, 1t was only during the periods
in which he was drinking, they say,
that he showed the least sign of men
tal unbalance. His old acqualntances
were much surprised when told of his
bloody deed, saying that while they
knew HilstrOm to be a man of bad
temper at times he had never been con-
sidered dangerous.
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SOCIETY NOTES

Mr, and Mrs Collins Of Portland spent
yesterday In Astoria.
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Mrs Horace y. Thing spent Monday
and Tuesday In Portland.
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Miss Bennett entertained few OF her
friends Thursday evening at the home
Of Mrs. W. 8. Kinney most enjoy.
able evening was spent
% .
The houDe formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. r. ID. Kcutner has been
rented by Doctor A. a. Finch. The
doctor is haying all kinds Of exper.
icnces, but all days win be Sundays bye
ard byc
The young ladies OF Mrs. Pearts
class In the NJ c. s. s. gave most
enjoyable evening Of music. recitations
aud various other amusemenis at the
Methodist parsonage on Thursday even
ing.
q q
The eneag sment Is announced OF Mr..
Edward Il. Miles and Miss Winfield
Loyetl. Mr. Miles Is the bookkeeper
for the Columbia mills. Knappton, and
is highly esteemed by all who know
him Miss Love,t Is one OF Astoria's
most popular young ladies.
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II has been the very delightful cus-
tom OF large number Of our Ast0-
ria ladies' to entertain a select few OF
their friends at an informal tea on
successive afternoons OF thear days at
home" Several Of these quiet little
Affairs were given last week and moro
are planned for this week. Mrs. Geo.
c. Flavel entertained her friends ON
Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mns. +. p. Kendall enter
tained the Friday Night Whist Club
at their residence The first prizes
were awarded 70 Mrs. c. II. Thomson
and Mr.. J. Smith; the consolation 20
Ms. C. r. Upshur and Mr.. n. Troyer.
The first part OF the evening was de-
voted to progressive whist after which
refreshments were served. followed by
music and dancing
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Mrs, George II, George gave a tea to
about twenty OF her lady friends on
Friday afternoon those present were:
Mrs. b. Van Dusan. c. j. Trenchard,
George c. Fiavel. G. w. sanborn. C.
w. Fulton. Samuel Gilmore, G. c. Full
ton. c. =, upshur, j. A. Fulton, Il. w.
Tallan,. Henry George. j. T. Lighter,
J. @. Megler. II. W. Taylor. p. A.
stokes, VIM, T. Clutter j. L. Higgins.
+. /, Cherry. and Miss Crang.
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herewith the necemary afidavit,
which. Il Is alleged, was false. made
for the purpose Of dofrauding the state.
The plaintiff claims that he ala not
know that the affidavit was fraudulent
and ON September 80, 1895, patent
for the property was issued 70 the de-
fendant II IL now asked that the said
patent be annulled and that the plain
I'm be given judgment for It's costs
IN the case. The land IN question Is
tho scining ground for the possession
Of which suit was brought gome
months ago by Thomas Spencer against
J. r. Carlson and was recently decided
by the supreme court in favor OF the
latter.