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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

TT pm. IA, m p. IN. hlse
Non..I Al 4l6 Z, 443 10 osiO 1876 81 50 IL
ines. IS al & pin aeI1 co.'s Sc SCI o.
we'd. 81 SIC IS 6.IOIn 5311 47l6 SO 5.5st $50
Thur a 40 / 81 54Ii ao In ..... IS .54I IS
Frid Z % 1.s g lStI2 sal o ssls s55. 81 10 q
Sat 81 s So 1.5 s 46l rs l 556 BAL So IL 10
Bun 10 s-6' 1.o 7.2s az Il 81 8. % q. m
Mon II II co 81 & 15 a. O4i 5,146 S2t5 56l O. IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07
TIME TABLE.
from ana after Jan. |, 1900
OUTWARD.
Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

!. P. DENISON, f. G. SMITH
superintendent. G. T. & L. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07

MERCANTILE.
c. Brewer & Co.,.
SUGAR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15

MAIDEN. 9as genannte Su9blatt be-
merit, baB Der &oblenberbrau9 etn
rieIiger mar, unb bieIer umitan6
Tpre9e gegen ben Plun Der 9Oper<
Calais @efeGi6aft, pel6e 3pet
Surbinen &analbumpfer bauen unb
bic ueberfabrt 5tpii4en gnglanb unb
5runtrei9 auf 35 Minuten berrinz
germ min. Die 9robefabrt Der n@i=
per" tpirb ion1t fir bOllig 5ufriebenz
itellenb erflGrt. Sbf6on iie bon eiz
ner unerfa6renen Manni6aft ge6anbz
babt purbe, ertpies iie ii9 bo4 in
jeber 8e5tebung tii9tig.
Die fein b1t9en 8rit Ser
in SrGanb.
8eIfaf, IA. SUM. - Ser Mufz
rubr, Der ii9 am 9. Sunt pG6renb
Der 5robnlei9nams Jeter bier 5u=
trug, tpurbe geitern in Queens So
lamb erneuert. Gtne Qn5abl BON
S4iffsbau Nrbeitern griff einige
fat6olii6e Seeleute an, unb es fam
gu einem Sample, in beTen @erlauf
biele perionen betrd6tltbe 8erlebun=
gen babon trugen. S9lieBli9 purbe
&uba[lerte CUR 3eritreuung Der Una
ru6itifter 6eraus befo6len.
Gs mar tein Nibilt It enzM t.
tentdt.
Petersburg q, IA. sunni. - Sin
unter9eorbneter 8edmter bes Wliniitez
RUINS bes Snneren purbe beute BON ei=
mem Manne, befen Sbentitdt ni9t erz
mittelt pprben lit, angegrtffen. Ser
8orfau bate bas Serii9t CUR Solge,
baB Elm Ni6iliIten 9lttentat berii6t
tporben lei.
9ie wM in ez"4 n + prii 3e,
W1 abrib, IA. Sum-. = Sn elmer
eeftern unter benz @oriiB Der &Dnigir=
Regentin Marid G6riitine abeebaltez
men &abinetsi iibung ipuroe bel3lphen,
baB aIe bon amerifanii6en Inter
t6qnen" ausgebenben S9abeneriaB=
sSorberungen, bic ii9 an Die 3erItOz
rung bes Sdla6ti4iffes nMaine" i'm
Safen BON 9apana fnitpfen, in Sc
mGBbeit nit bem Barrier 8ertrag an
bic Gegierung Der Ser. Staaten gez
ri6tet iperDen miinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
Sin Yittsburgcr 3duberifiiddcn.

pitts Burg, pa., IA. Suni. =
@ier SpiBbuben, pel9e 5rau Sable
5Otpler BON Der Goperbaleitrabe, 35.
Warb, geitern eine Summe @elb uus
Der 8anf 5ieben fuben, folgten ibr
flint Stunben lang, Bis iie ibre Wo6=
nung errei9t bate. lin 2 ll6r beute
friib iiberfielen iie bic Srau, miBban=
oelten iie Bis CUR 8epuBtloiigfeit u.
nabmen ibr bas 8elb ab, porauf Tie
bas 6aus an5iinbeten. 9(ls Die Srau
gu ii9 fam unb gu entfliebsn Deriu9z
te, bielten Die GGuber bic Sbiire feit.
Na9barn famen mod gerabe 5ur re9z
ten 3ett an, Inn bic Srau bon benz
Gritidunsstobe gu retten. Die Ser
BREEDER entfdnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
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@ 80 M e. I'D So /,

Girsrl,i tpie btftae ODER i6ucIOense sbmtrssa
Der Rbeumatifsr, 9,ttldQsri0e, S4tpabt, Rrippelr
G.rS6it, Nturdloiter Oo,r nit Rrantbsiten Ssbafa
tstt augbalten mll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
zeiue Qeieen NIT 6eeule

srtraqen, 1T mbr, alz 9si6tfnu, iit Elm 9trbrsen
Senn IS qicbt elm @silmitetl, penn Sbr bon ioidsH
2siocn, tpe Ropi= uno Riid.ni6mer1en uebelfeit.
auiitob.n, Gerfopfung G'sO= pbsr g8aieriutt, io=
ME 9eber= uno Riersn=&rantbeitcn bsimaelu6t tpsr=
oet Oise unftbibars eirjnei. Die bsribmteu st.
gsruarD=Rrduter2iqeu. Die obne GusdHbtr= ooer
oDnentsn.8 .8eimiiduap nur aus Den beilfrdftislten
9flan5sniditu auf oas Sorgidlties subereitet rer=
DEN, in in alien @potbefen iiir 3 Gents ,u boben
uno in oltn isnen Gdleu Elm unitbbarss 9ciImittei
EiGo, Sa,S ,S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
~ YtQelt,

GRsin bes,tabiliib, u,iTSs unS JkoerIdifg @trurs
iddsn perfttte 9trOauung, oolfdnDiee Nborbiruna
uno aeiunN &,euaritdt Sir bic 0eIunu oatg
StDruneu bts Waetns, Der 9tber, pts llnterl,ibts.
Der 1itrsn, 9la. uhO 0tro,usRrantb.itsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
&abmaD's &eaop &eltei
bietet ioiprtiae Sinc erurg

Gta.u Ropfpsb fDt;ordue pD,r mercedes Scpts
ptb) 3abuidmsr,eu Reurala,, 8beumatismuss
S,r.uid5ub, 56mr,sn uub SdJpd5s i'm &adens
Dem Riidorat 0Osr Otn Hisrsn, 9si6fD,rosn IN otr
2sbsrgegtno, Setenfs6'u, @Hibwenung Der G's
lent. uuo s6mtratn ieOsr Grt i3afft Die appll'
,atipn BON 8dDnop's Reoop 8disi iOfOrties Grs
Isid5tsruuo uno Dsftn iortgsistter Gebrau5 tiHlos
Saa. lang bcntrtfsaet cine ptrmanmte o:iluug.
2iuoert iofort Die i6usiO,HoTsn S5mericu. bsbt
Gntsiinounq,n auf urO bciIt 6ou9sfiOnsn, iofpobl
bi. Der 9unsen, o,s Nagers, Oes uHtsrlsibs, ala
aud, Der Srtien uEO S5lsimbaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
Dr. nDm. DeRsr, so:'sssIs, S:H,5sssr gIari; %r.t;
3arlehen aui WDbe(n.

Rcue, Iei6t,r, LANCER RudsabIunespIan, pis
folder con iout 0ismanoem OffsritI nirb. Nuf
bi. 3,tt zines Subres ntnn Sic es piini5en.
Refine faN@.n gtriprs8uuosH in ben 3.itunsen.
Refine 3initn=GRatsn ane.aeiet, um Sic IRE III
ftbren, bot5 tptrpen S6usn ale 8ortbsifs e.boten,
vtlat Nnore offerir,n. Ro55ufraQen i'm Gureau
Der ,gptpmae Gsan Guarantee gompanp. 3mmer
Nr S, ,ganf bon galtimcr.="G,tbdube. Cd. 9altis
more, une Ct 1auisStroSs. (Sfop. 15 8. .&S.1al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
sIaaRRaaIsEsas 9IassNAsIaAs-i
.Sebet uniere Tontdne."
s. $. Sriebentualb s. So.
0ei6t6tlt6e8!

asin She'll Der 8si6ibts iit i'm aagsmeis
men 10 uiisli9, uls perisHiae, iusl6sr f6
uuf DEN eeihditli6sn Gorti6ritt be3isbt.
1tnicr @ei9dit uno 2aD:n 1T eingetcagen
in ben Qnnolsn Der mobernsn Sei3dfts=
Sbdtieteit, mo ni6ts anDerss, ols qsbalt=
reid. urb aeiunbe u,soiainiits Spirituos
len su unperslsi6lideu 9reiisn ptrfautt
fpsrbfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
MaDmaD's &eaDb 3elief

beilt unS perbinSert
GrfdItuusen, 3uffsn. SaIsIetsen, SnFusHids
EruudbttiS, 2unseuent,iineuns,S Sbeumass
tismus. 1curaIsfe. aopfibmsrssn.
Sabnfd,mer;en. AabRta,
Mtbembeicbperetn.
Stiltt bic beftiofen 6mer3en
in 3sit DON elmer Bis iipaHjiQ Miuutsn. Tidt cine
6tuno,, u15O:m CT pisi. GH3siSs gtlcitu, bat ira
gen Semano nDtbis, 6 65mer3sn oussua
f. eben.
Snntrli6 d. - Gin balbtr biz elm SbttIDfff
in elm bal6,s @las @aFGr miro in pcniQcR MiHua
ttn b.il,H ardmpfe, GOnpulfonen, lauren muueu,
ueb,lt,it, Grbrebsn SoObrsHusn, MierdHe, Surds
fan, Gulf, SIdbunstu uho ale iunsrli6en S6mera
sen.
Malaria I'm isinen perfdbfeseneu ssrmsn furtrs
unr perbitet.
Gs etbt fsin Entertainment in Ssr eStW has Si,s
Der unp gt6islfisber uno aas ano,ren mdlari6tHs
bili0eu EuO iOutiQtH fStber i'm 9sreiu nit U q ss
pdp's q lien 70 raid bsbebt, pis RaO.
ID dp' RtaDp lief.
RtiieH.Ot fellten tets cine Sluibe Rabpaos
Wdisr ptrbiitsT Rranfbeit ooer ucbslbsiinotn in
5olge 9trdnperuno ots g8aFtrg. Gs III btfer, als
frnriDFib.r SraHop Ooer bittsre M6uintn oDer
Stimulauten.
qrsis 50 Gents pro Glai6s. ssriauft bon allen
apot1,tern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
Appetitfo(f9Reit,
2Itgrdne,
2(nueroanftdGetf,
GaGenRranR6eiten,
eSe6erperG
9pspeplfe.
Rppetitfo ofsGett,

Btrfefte 9.roduune ipiup bur& Cine
rsbmen BON 8aDpaD's 9iatn trr.i5t. an Tolqe
ibr,r antib iIi6jen Gicsui6afttn hmnlirsn
ft cis 2sber bel Iusid)sioune Der @aas unD outn
GrtltruRg Dur5 Die galenQdnoe. Side DiQen
in Spi,n bon Jpti bis bier reguliren i6reu eis
Gunitionen Der Sober uro bsfreitn ben 9atsnteu
bon Q.bsrltbotu. Sine OOer jp,i 8aDpaD's 9inru,
tdelt6 BON Ssnieni9.n eenonImtn, Die an Siliofs
spH,m regular erbalttn nnO cine otunO. gtrs
eauRHe f5srn.
gsnns QeOrudte Sebrau6s sanpeilune in feb.e
Sbtt.l; 25 Gents Die S9adtsl. gtgtduft DOE
alien Gpotbsttrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
0~cncn Sic &Dniatn
- y Wnrif6Afe

Sur hen Sersauft Don Saupldsen er6ifuet
mad, bic fIe ale perfauft finc.
0perfed, @perfed
1T $50 Sua iiber eem weeeresfpieseI. nit
Musiic,t ubcr Die prGdbttse Gbeiapeafez
gat, BEN WatapscpzR zRtper. Gaffern Sbore,
Sarfores unS Mnne Arunhet Gpuntu.
Sic fonuen xpldbeifer In 40 WeeiIen Gnts
fernuns feben. Rein aussemeraeIteB
2anb. fonrern NIT 0ras bemodbfen. 200
prdd,tfse @aupIdse. 9anenpfe Drafniz
runs. Hetnes S8affer. 0rcRe 9pppelz
6runtffiide. Breite MnenueS. 8 Gents
IabraeIo BON irsenoDo. Gsbebte WaeooHs
i'm gRinter. 9errIide Sabrt i'm CONNER.
Gpuntp gteuern. &ein Grunbiins une
DaiTermietbe. Sebr nieerise preife.
2etdbte Seeinsunsen. @huIen, atr6eu unb
Telephone. Refine Ooftor Redbnungen.
@emiiebou unb Sefliiaelsudt. eie tonuen 1900
Guaoratfub eanb In S.iit uebmen unb ft
otiser 8ortbeiIe erfreuen. fir ,pentsrr 0eIe.
OILS eie fur Elm fIeines Saus uno Heiues
G5runonld In Der Siabt besabI,n. Bit benz
i.Ib.n strakenbabns 6ahrseIbe. BaupIdse in
rpppeIter @rDke. 90 BET $50 sua. nmr
s99 unb auIfpdrts. Ser Hes, nm fidh Ianses
eeben unb @IhdfeIisfeit au !idbern. in bic
Benusuna Der Gaps Observation-Disclosures y pan.
sBhssons bis aum gnopuntte Der eiuie. Su=
rsan unb b6flld5e @erfdufer am pIase. Srinz
gen Gte Sbre SaMilie unb Greunbe NIT
une perbrinsen Gle ben Gag auf eteiem
herrItcben plase unb In unferem Wart.
sldbere ginaelnbeiten i'm gureau BON
aennaro 4 Co., siiISals- iassss etsiss.smr a@s sai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-15
Sasler's, Rrsant & Stratton
COLLEGE.

Gtaranbst 1854. Sntsrporirt 1895.
OaS 50. gd,uIiabr Sesinnt am 2. Gept 1900.
Tasflaf1sn has GAME Sabr.
NbennfIat5en Dom I. Cftober bic 4. MvrI.
sn g.ireff Der gor,dsliafe:t, 9.itune, eebr.
fr6it,. standardization uns untei4ts =RurIus
htbt bielelbt sbenan RiGt in goniurrsn, nit
aub,ren. 9erfSnIi&er unterri&t u in
allen 3ntieen.
Sebingunoea
aasfdsuIs SO pro absmef&us: s.;S1,D;,. 81 s..
ments eini&lirseHe. aH5ahl DON S6uieru.
Selpsene: Gbejsp.afe Rr. 2236; mlarplanb Qr. Cos.
6snbet meaeu Rataloe mad Tr bis II, Rsrbs
gbarlss=etrats. Baltimore. yeS.
@lnsana Rr. II. (aus9. .G&S-'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-24

Hector; C: Fl. Richards. Stewart; A
McCorquodale, Olivia; Ann River Land
%. Mora; Ed Wright, Zimmerman; Il.
Ransch Howard Lake; Brabec < Nal
london; Quaie & Rof1er, MondoYi; A.
Pettis, St Peter; Merritt & Stone. Win
throp; c. W. Chamberlain. Amboy; A.
=; Sackett; Durham & Carpenter. James
VIE; Block & Schnobrick New
Tim; L. Altermott, Wabasso: Miller <,
Steele, Porter; J. B. Gerr, Gary; n An
tony. Taunton; ]. N SchilIing, Devon:
1: NJ: Weston. WaItham; J. Callahan
Glend1Ee and WibauX; ". F. Henderson
Bleheld; D. p. Zimmerman, Dickinson.
e. L. Ogiivie.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne,
sofa transfer, st. PauL-Barrett & Zim-
norman report that the prevailing warm
weather IS affecting the market consider
AMY Few buyers We're in attendance
and buying was slow and dull from all
quarters. Stock was plentiful in an
classes. Prices held stationary Val
ueS:
B I3 extra .........-.......--.-sl4 5a1S5
Dratters, choice ..-..-.............. 13Od140
Drafters. common to good .. 115G125
Farm mares, choice ........... 1Cgd11s
Farm mares, common to good - Goa so
CHICAGO. Oct. 23-Cattle-Receipt
1lS.s69 including 4C0 Texans and $500
Westerns; slow and steady to lower:
good to prime steers, s5.200IG- sc: . poor to
medium. s.. 75GI ). 80; stockers and feeders.
y 2eE94. .; cows, 81 .25@4. so; heifers. 81 81
W9, SdiiileISr SH- E01Z.Z9, -DuuS, 81 tofQ 81,
calves, S3G6- %; Texas steers, s.. S0Gi3. 80;
Western steers. 3.65G5. 25. ITogs-Re-
ceipts today, $1,000; tomorrow, 2, 0G3; left
over, 5000; opened steady to strong
closed weak; mixed and butchers. 50 g9lD
$50; good to choice heavy, s.. 95d6. 55:
rough heavy, $5-50lD5. go; light 80 95d6. 10:
bulk Of sales, 81. 90GI6 %. Sheep-ReceiDtS
2,C00; sheep 10 to 15c lower; lambs, 10 to
15C lower; good to choice wethers, 50 .4Gf1
3.75; fair to choice mixed S2.9GT3. 10;
Western sheep, S3d3. 40; native lambs.
$2.a0@4.75 70; Western lambs, S. 25G4. 20. Of
fetal Yesterday: Receipts-Cattle. 9,SST;
Eegs, % S92; sheep, ,912- Shipments
Cattle. ISL; hogs. 2.751;, sheep, 1924
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 23.-Cattle-Re-
,ceiptS, $500 head; native steers 81 79d6.s3J;
Texans, 81. 40G44. 80! cows and heifers, 500
@4.5O; Gamers, 81 25d2 Go; stockers and
feeders, s.. 50di 40. H0gs-Receipts. $500
head; mixed. s5.95G6; pigs, S5.5Gd5.9o
Sheep-Receipts. 12.G00 head; sheep $500
3.65; lambs. s.. 15GI475.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Oct 23.-Cattle-
Receipts, 2,590; market about steady:
Western, S3.5GGb4. 35; COWS. bulls mixed,
S2Q3.35; stockers and feeders. $2.75Q3-75;
calves and warnings, S2-5O4350. Hogs
Receipts, 3160; market -5G71&c lower, $50
G6.10; bulk. s.. S2112G5.S5.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.@Cattle-Receipts
4,5e9; steady; stockers and feeders, $500
80; cows and heifers, s.. 2GGA Hogs
s.. 90@6 10; butchers. Sc. 1906 50. sheep
Receipts, $1,000; sheep, 81. 1903. 50; lambs.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2s-cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000; native steers 81 .75d6.S0; Tex
ans, s.. 696I3. rs; cows and heifers, 1850
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; heavy, IS. 30d6.4O;
packers, Sc .10d6.S0; pigs, S5d6.5Q. Sheep
Receipts, $500; sheep, $1.5G45.70; lambs,
s.. 75Q4.75.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York.
Oct. 23.-Coffee values took d decided drop
today, and trading at the decline was the
H1eliest of recent times. The market
opeped steady in tone at a decline Of 20
to 80 points under an avalanche of sell
ing orders from everywhere. following
FUmors to the effect that rain was re-
ported in Argentine, and would soon
reach the Brazilian crops. The news
also affected European markets, and, on
the whole, tended to throw a scare into
the bulls, which they did not get over
oil day. On very aggressive bear ham,
mering prices sagged further, and the
final phases of the market were irreg
uar with the close weak in tone at 4
net loss of 80 to 40 points. Europe sold
heavily while the buyers of previous
days were seen to be unloading extern
siveIy today. Brazilian receipts, which
were heavy, helped weaken the local
market Sales on the call We're 34,Gh0
bags: up to II noon they were $4,000, and
total transactions reached the enormous
total of $50, go bags, including: NoVenl-
Der at 6.30c: December, 6.2546. SOC; Jan
nary, $500 .55c; February, 6.55@6- sec;
March. 6.5566.75c April, 6. 75@6. Sc: May
8. 70d6.95c: Juae, Csc; July, 6-95@7 .19c /;
august, Z. 19c; September I. 10G17. zee. Cot
fee-Spot Rio weak; No. invoice, 7c:
mild, quiet; Cordova, 7l2@11e. Sugar
Raw. firm: refining, 3ssc; centrifugal &C.
test. 35sc molasses sugar, 31sc.
METALS-New York, Oct. 23.-Tin in
London declined 81 Is cd for futures,
W14Ic the spot position was only 0S lower.
The close was at Gf13 lbs for spot, and
e195 lbs for futures. Trading was SLOW.
Locally tin was dull and barely steady
for spot, while the future positions were
weak in sympathy with London. The
close was dull at $24.75 nominal. Cop
per ruled unchanged here at SIG. S5G17 for
Lake Superior, and 169sa165se for cast
ing and electrolytic. London market
gained Is Cd. closing at a63 lis Cd for
spot. and e62 Is Sd for futures. Lead
was dull and unchanged at home and
abroad, with New York quoted at 81. 3711s,
and at London eli los. Spelter at New
York closed at s.. 20G4. 25. and at Lon
don G1e lis Cd Domestic iron markets
were dull; pig iron warrants, SO .506l10. 80
No 1 Northern foundry, $15M16; No .
foundry, Southern. s14 .5O@l5 30; No. 1
foundry, Southern, Si4. 59@15.5); No. /
foundry, Southern, soft, sl4.50a16. Glas-
gov warrants closed at 53s 3d. and Mid
dleSboro closed at Ass.
DRY GO0DS-New York, Oct. 23-The
general demand has been moderate today
for cotton goods. Sellers have no diff
Guilty in securing fully previous prices for
brown, bleached and coarse colored cot
tons or for prints and ginghams Print
cloths firm. fair sales of narrow odds.
Mems wear woolens and worsteds mac
tive, prices unchanged. Wooden and
worsted dress goods quiet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-24

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Pamsey-District Court Second judicial
District
State of Minnesota, ex rel, W. B. Doug
las, Attorney General VS. The Savings
Bank of st. Paul.
Whereas, the following named persons,
to-wit II. NJ. Johnson and s. l.. Chap
named defendants, and. that through in
advertence and eXcuSable neglect they
have omitted to file their proof of claims
against said defendant within the time
heretofore allowed, it is
Ordered, that z. J. Hodgson Esq. re-
ceiver of said defendant and all other
persons interested in the above entitled
action, show cause before this court al 2
special term thereof to be held on sat
urday. the second day of November. 1891.
at ten o'clock a. m. of that day at the
District Court House, in the City of st.
Paul. Ramsey County, Minnesota, why
they and each of them should not be al
lowed to file their claims against said
estate with the same force and effect
as though such claims were fled within
the time heretofore limited for the fling
of claims.
That this order be served by the publi-
cation of same in the St. Paul Daily
@ o b e, a newspaper printed and pub
lshed in the City of St. Paul. in the
County and State aforesaid, on the 24th
and 3lst days of Ocober, 1901, and by
serving a copy of the same upon said
E. ]. Hodgson Esq. at least five days be-
fore hearing.
WILLIAM LOUIS. KELLY.
District Judge
G. P. o,Neah, Attorney for Petitioner.
st. Paul. Mimi
Dated st. Paul. Minnesota, October %,
1901.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-24
DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct 23-The wheat
market was undressing, but trading
showed some increase. A better tone is
noted in the foreign inquiry for wheat, al
though nothing is being worked. The
market opened unchanged at 6S5sc, sold
TO 5Sf4c within fifteen minutes, fell to
6S1zc few moments later, and held
steady for some time, raHying to 6S9sc
shortly before noon, selling at 6S7sc an
hour later, and closing at 6S34c. Cash
offerings were rather light and reeeipts
moderate. Sales were 1900 bu, and prices
continued unchanged. Flax offerings
were heavy today, the largest of the year,
but the demand was excellent and ev-
erything was easily absorbed. the price
holding at an advance all day. The
close: Wheat, cash No. 1 hard 72s4c;
No. / northern. 69S4e; Ne. 2 northern,
eS}sc; No. 3 spring, 6414c; to arrive, No. l
hard, 7234c; No. / northern, 693zc; Octo-
Der, e9$ic December, 6S%4c; May, 72Ssc
Oats, 357s@ 357sc; rye, SIC; barley. mailing,
49Gf5Sc; fax, cash, 1.4514; to arrive, 81. 42K;
October. S1.45A November, $1.391z; De-
cenber, 81 .34l4; May, s13S; corn. 55c. Cars
inspected: Wheat, 1S9; last year, "A; oats,
?; rye. 3; barley, u; fax, 10S. Receipts
Wheat, 21l,T76; oats, 1872; rye, 6,732 bar
ley, 1888; fax, S.S51 Shipments-W heat.
245,200 bu; barley. 143,0G0 bu; fax. 1.167
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-24

May, 391sc: No. white 3Sa4@S9c Lead
Dull, $4.2712@4. 80. Spelter-Firm; s4.07Ia
CLIO
NEW YORK. Oct. -Flour-Receipt
more active, but not quotably higher.
Rye -four firm. Cornmeal, firmer; yell
low Western, $1.19: city, $1.16 Rye,
firm. Barley, steady. Wheat-ReceiptS,
No. red, 797se f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 red,
1850 elevator: No. 1 hard Duluth, SzB
t. o. b. afioat; No. l northern Duluth,
'Sasc t. g. b. afioat; options opened easy
ately, and We're very firm all day on light
speculative sofferings, good outside buying,
drought in Argentine, the corn strength
active covering and small Northwest re-
Ceipts; closed firm and 14@ssc net higher:
May, 10 1-16G79 ll-16c, closed 1850; Octo-
Der closed 7515c; December T6ss6G76 Slice
closed 763sc Corn-Receipts, 81. 400 bu
exports, 1905 blu: spot strong; No. :,
62Ssc elevator and 61%c f. o. b. afioat. OPP
ton market was active and strong On II
broadening trade, heavy commission
house buying, prospects for smaller ar
rivals, bullish Roumanian crop estimates,
good Western shipments and vigorous
covering; closed strong at 9s@1lsc net
advance; May. 617sa62 9-16c, closed 621ac;
October closed 6112e; December, 6146lzsc,
closed 61Mc. oats-Receipts, so, 900 bu;
exports 5000 bu; spot firm; No. 2, 4lc;
No. 3, 401ac; No. white, 42s4c; No. 3
white, 4212e; track mixed Western, 400
401ac; track white, 41G46c; options active
and higher with other markets.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. 23-Fiour
steady. Wheat-Firmer; No l northern,
Ios4c; No 2 northern, 6906994c: December,
71kc; puts. 70s4c; calls, Use. Rye
Steady; No. /, 55@5514c Bariey--Dull;
No. 2. 5S14@59c; sample. 45Gs57c. Oats
Steady: No. white, 3sLas &c: Corn
December, 561sc; puts, 557sc: calls. sic.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 23-CI0se: Wheat
December, 66s4c; May, zd9ssf7lc;; cash.
No. 2 hard, 679e7iac; No red, 70&@l1c;
No. 3. 6S617Gc Corn-Deeember, 591sc;;
May, 591sc; cash, No 2 mixed, 59q591zc;
No. white, 59@591l5c. Oats-No. 2 white,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-24
WHEAT IS UP HALF A CENT
Cora 1 T. &c and Oats 3-Sc Advanced
Provisions Are From = I-2
@5c to LIE
higher.
Closing.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-I.ight offerings in
an overseld corn market brought strength
20 grains today. December corn closed
nc higher December wheat 12c advanced
and December oats sc up Provisions
closed 2i36i5c to ne higher.
Corn ruled strong from the- outset,
Enough the pit was not Soecia ny active
: me Opening cables were Indifferent and
s prizes SCR December weEeza shade lower
10 a shade higher at 55tsc to 5514c At
once II was apparent, however that the
liquidation that characterized this pit
yesterday had ceased. The shorts began
TO feel uneasy, and though the early trade
was duil when there came news of a fey.
sales to the Southwest prices began to
advance rapidly December sold to 561s0I
569sc and closed strong, 1l4ct above yester-
Isl cars.
Wheat experienced a dun narrow mar
ket, but had firm undertone through
out the session. All news was bullish save
the indifferent cables OF the European
markets Argentine drought damage still
was Of prime interest, though IL the
markets, where the crop is the greatest
factor, there was no appreciable advance
NORTHWESTERN receipts were small, though
the small movement was explained away
by the statement that farmers were too
busy TO sell Despite these influences
and small primary receiptS December
opened unchanged to a shade higher at
? f1t9ssc- to I03sc. There was an early re-
F PIT Oh continued drought in Argentine
winch brought a Srr all advance, but the
arm tone Of the pit was more largely
due to an absence OF trade and some
cox ering in the face of light offerings
December sold to 711sc and closed firm
&c advanced at 71@711sc. Local receipts
were "a cars, none OF contract grade;
Minneapolis and Duluth repo ted III cars
making total for the tn je points OF
SIS cars, against 6Sl last " TX and go
year ago. Primary receips were 936, eco
bu, compared with L l01. 600 blu a year ago
Seabeard- clearances in, wheat and flour
eeTaled 240.O90 bd
Oats needed only the advance in corn
TO develop the strength that had been
latent in this market for the last week
Trade was only moderately active with
most OF the dealing for the May account
December, however, felt the bullish in
fuence, even though it was not quoted till
late in the first hour, opening &c higher
and closed firm, sc higher at 3515c Re
eeipts We're 40 ears.
The provision market was a dull and
dragging affair, opening lower on liberal
hog receipts and gaining slightly on
firm hog market and in sympathy with
grains. January pork closed TIC higher
at SO 10; January lard. 21L2fi5c up at S.9215
@S.S5, and January ribs &c higher at 81 So
The estimated receipts for tomorrow
are: Wheat, 80 cars; corn, 165 ears; oats.
40 cars and $500 head of hogs.
The leading futures ranged as follows