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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04
Number Is

Dill OF Free Press Printing Co. for $3.50
for stationery, allowed at 5 SOC
Aorck, fling town officers bonds and
oaths 14s6
warren Furniture Co.. one rotary chair
for Register OF Deeds Office 4ss
DR. T Bratrud, coroners fees in case of
Ole Anderson and Mrs. Dave 5ocs
Warren Register, printing, bill for 5000,
allowed at Aes
u Erickson, cleaning out house ice
John Aattson, publishing commits
sioners' proceedings of January SO,
10 and II r7sa
John Mattson, publishing treasurers
statement ..a.. --a.
John Mattson, publishing commits
sioners' proceedings of February &c
and q e7sa
John P Mattson, publishing Financial
Statement lsso
John Aattson. publishing DELINQUENT
Tax List 271as
John Simonson taking care of stock of
& Wold an insane person SOC
Frank Green. taking care of C E Void
and board ..s. s-@ 130s
Geo W Peck, one day committee work on
county buildings 500
S Rokke, two days committee work
on paupers and mileage 900
Ole Thompson, two days county com
mlssloners' meeting and mileage
seed grain meeting 200
j NJ Schle, two days county commits
sioners meeting and mileage seed
grain meeting 1900
Wood, two days county commits
sloners' meeting and mileage seed
grain meeting GO
5 Rokke, two days county commits
sioners' meeting and mileage, seed
grain meeting u6s
Geo Peck. two days county commits
sioners' meeting and mileage, seed
grain meeting, and two days county
commissioners meeting and mileage 16 0s
Ole Thompson. days county commits
soners meeting and mileage 1906
) II Schie days county commission
ers' meeting and mileage 1900
Wood. days county commission
ers meeting and mileage 6as
s Rokke, days county commission
ers meeting and mileage 1so
Bill OF McGill. Warner Co. laid over un-
til next meeting
On motion adjourned,
...-.. ". E. WooD,
Attest: Chairman.
A. B. NELSON,
County Auditor. 8
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AN ACCESSION
To the Ranks of Cro0kston's Pro.
fessfonaI Men IS Attorney
r. n. HAYES

4 SssSrc EE\sss1Ao ~ SEOOASVOuS , fTOo
fessfonaI Men IS Attorney
r. II. Hayes.
A Times representative called on
Attorney R. M. Hayes, who recently
came here from Blue Earth City to
establish himself in practice of law,
and found him comfortably located
in an elegant suite of Office rooms
abovethe Merchants National bank.
The rooms have recently been remod-
eled and newly decorated, and make
one of the complete and attractive Of
flee suites of the city. Mr.. Hayes
is not novice in the practice of law,
but has had five years experience and
left good business, including sever
al important cases in district court in
southern Minnesota, to cast his lot in
Crookston.
''That country" said Mr.. Hayes,
sis getting too slow and conservative
for man with energy and young
blood in his veins. [ am satisfied
that the great Red River Valley where
marvellous growth and development
is the order of the day and will be for
years to come, offers a broader field
and larger inducements for the ener-
gies of progressive man in any pro-
fession.""
II did not come to Crookston be-
cause thought my services were
specially needed here, nor because [
had no practice in Faribault county.
l am simply correcting the mistake
made in locating in southern Mime
sofa five years ago, where the people
have settled down to the staid old
New England style Of doing business,
instead of coming at once and casting
my lot with the hustlers in the Red
River Valley" Mr.. Hayes forte is
in conducting district court cases, and
he will make specially of that branch
of the law, also of the law of real prop
erty. The Times confidently expects
to see Mr.. Hayes take leading po-
sition at the Polk county bar
Crookston Times.
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A Testimonial.
Warren, Mimi, Mch 80, 1901

w. N. POWELL, Clerk of Warren Camp
No. 2,31S, NJ. W. A., Warren, MINI.
DEAR SR:-This is to certify that
/ have this day received the draft for
100000 from the Modern Wood
men OF America, through your hands,
in full payment of policy held by
John O'Hearn, deceased. Please &C
cept my thanks for the prompt pay
ment of this claim, and extend same
TO the order of NJ. w. A.
Sincerely yours,
SUSAN O'HEARN.
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Commissioners Proceedings.

! ~~AAA>AAASSA~AASA
: Special meeting OF the Board Of
! County Commissioners Of Marshall
J County, Minnesota, held at Warren,
Minn., on March 25th and 26th, A.
D. 1901.
March 25th, l o'clock p. m.
Called to order by W. f. Wood,
chairman.
! Full board present.
On motion resolved, that a re-
hearing be granted May 21st, 1901.
at 8 O'Clock a. m, on the petition Of
} Otto Lee, and others, for the forma-
J ton OF new school district in the
town OF Valley. Carried.
On motion resolved, that the ap-
! ! plication of Lewis A. Nelson for an
Auctioneer's License be granted.
Carried.
On motion resolved, that Commits
sioner Peck be appointed a commit
tee OF one to purchase two hundred
cast iron posts for section corners
and quarter post corners (being one
hundred of each), at a cost OF not to
exceed three cents per pound Car
} ried. -.-.=-
On motion resolved, that Marshall
county pay one-third of the Wolf
Bounty as provided by law. Carried
unanimous. .. -.
On motion the following bills were
allowed: .~ 3, ,...:. e
DIR. Henry Francis, medical attendance
to Edwin Graftlin, in Township T57,
} Range 80 s so 90
Justice Carlson, one cord of tamarac
wood "aG- -.-. .5e o25
} j Wood, copying plats and field notes 32 90
i. NJ II NoVotny, official printing SIC
Gunder Skramstad, merchandise for
pauper Hans Kjar, in February, 1901 10 90
I, Gunder Skramstad, merchandise for Il
pauper Hans Kjar, June to January 10
Pioneer Press Co., blanks and stationery IL 80
.' is 90
So
} William Forsberg, sherif's fees sum-
moning Grand Jury 49 25
William Forsberg, sherif's fees sum- 81
moning Petit Jury IS s5
William Forsberg, sherif's fees in case
J of insanity of e Void 10 90
} William Forsberg, sherif's fees sum.
=; moning witnesses in ease of insanity
of E Void s.ssss 10 so
William Forsberg, sheriff fees serving
Grand Jury subpoenasl ~ 90
William Forsberg, sheriff. fees investi-
eating case of C E Void by order of
County Attorney 1900
William Forsberg, sheriffs fees posting
notices of first meeting in town of
ii Eckvou 1890
Morck, clerk of courtfees entry Real
Il Estate Tax Judgment for taxes of
D 1899, and making copy tax Judgment
!, book ,>--.. .4:- .. -. '=..-.-Es4 s5l 20
Morck, miscellaneous clerk of court @-.
\ = fees 37f0
John keenan,, five days as deputy sheriff
attending March term of court 1900
j Frank A. Green, four days as court off,
Ger, March term %3 1900
John Hughes, justice fees, case of State
} VS.. Theodor Otto TO
] John Hughes. justice fees, case of State 49,
r. vs. James McCann 700
} Halvor Listol, witness fees in case of in
sanity of C E Void - sos
Knut Syenkeson, witness fees in case of
} insanity of E Void - 40
The following bills were rejected:
Henry Roller S225
Martin Olson 1425 =s.-,
; Report of VIM. Forsberg, sheriff,
J OF prisoners boarded during the
month of February, accepted.
The following applications for ap-
preparations from the County Road
and Bridge fund were rejected: .
Supervisors of the town of Wright.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

On motion adjourned until March
18th, at 9 O'Clock a. m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

Gentlemen'S Landricd COl0red Shirts
Last Fall we stocked up rather heavy in this
line and have number left. and IS get
ting fine line OF the latest designs, want
to close out the old stock. You
choice for
Only $I.oo each
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

Report OF VIM. Forsberg, sheriff,
OF prisoners boarded during the
month OF February, accepted.
The following applications for ap-
preparations from the County Road
and Bridge fund were rejected:
Supervisors of the town of WRIGHT
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

Has the largest circulation OF
any paper in this district. con-
sequently offers advertisers the
best medium for reaching buyers
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

Here's where you can afford to invest little
money for next Winter We have too many of
them and must reduce the stock, 50 we are
going to make it an object to you to purchase
now. We have them in all weights and will sell
them to you at
Fifty per cent
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DULUTH.

DULUTH. Minn.. April 15.-The mar
ket was active to both cash and future
trading today. May wheat opened Ac
Up at re; sold to re at s:33 rallied 20
72ike at 10. reacted to 72Ac at lilo. sold
at 721@c at 12.G5. and closed at 72asc. Cash
sales were 1900 bu at &c and lc under
May. Wheat stocks increased 2SS.52S Blu
last week and at the close aggregated
s.s0l. 4S6 bu. as follows: No. hard. :22,Sll
bu; No / northern. 1,707,3I5 pu: No. 3
spring. l2191T bu: no grade, l42,546 bu;
rejected. 42.15s bu; special bin. 2.iN, l42
bu; winter. 1891 bu; Western. E3&.1Ss bu.
Coarse grain stocks: Corn. SIS, 256 bu.
increase 5,a5S hu; oats. 1.29S.Tn bu, ir:-
crease. 34,S77 bu: rye. $3.50 bu. increase
Is. s5e bu; barley. 74.20S blu. increase 2.5S5
bu: fax, 3i0 TT BIZ, increase 2,53S bu. Phe
close-Wheat. cash. No. / hard, 7sasc; No.
l northern, 7l3sc: No. . northern, 637sc;
Ne. spring. so1sas57sc; to arrive, No
hard. 7s1sc: No. ] northern 72lsc; May.
No. northern. 727sc; July. No. north
err. 73Hc; September. No | northern. Tic.
Oats. 2742aAc Rye, 4934c Flax. to
arrive. Sl.5712; cash, ST. 5712; May, $1.59;
September, Sis; October. 81 IL. Corn.
41c May, 41I4c. Cars inspected: Wheat,
rs; oats 8. Receipts: Wheat. 2l,e40 bu:
oats. 1871 hu: fax, IS bu. Shipments.
wheat 1,793 hu.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-16
PRODUCE AND FRuIT.

Observation-Disclosures, EO@2Okc;
first, 13c. DairieS-Hand separator, lie,
extras 15c. Ladies-Extrasr 123zc; pack
ing stock, fresh, 1I12@12c.
Cheese-Twins, fancy full cream, 111a4
lie; brick, No. 1, 121ze; Limburger. as to
grade, 116121kc.
Egss-Fresh stock. cases included. loss
off, 1I12@12c.
Beans-Fancy navy, per bu, 2.2592. S5;
medium hand picked, per bu, 81. 6091.80
s120.
Potatoes-Per bu. 40Q50c
egetableS-Lettuce, per dozen, 32G35c;
parsley, per dozen. 20c; tomatoes, Califor-
mia, per box. 75Q90c; beans wax, per bu.
s.; string beans, per bu. $; cucum-
bers, per dozen. $50: carrots. per bu,
ries, per quart, 40c.
Onions-Red Globe and Wethersfeld,
Apples-Fancy. s4.25@4.5o.
Lemons-F ancy MeSsinaS, per box, IS so
"a; California, per box, S. 25q5.5o
Oranges California navels, per box,
81. 75Q3-25; seedlings. $3.50.
Nuts-New California walnuts. per ID.
BE: peanuts, raw, per ID, &c: peanuts,
roasted, per Ib. &c; Brazils, per ID. lie;
pecans, medium, per lb, 10c.
Bananas-Choice shipping, S1.75@225.
Figs and Dates-Figs. new California,
per box, 95c0$1. Fard dates, 1G-lb boxes,
8d9c; Hallowee dates, new. SIC.
Apple Cfder-Sweet. per Dbl, 5; per half
Dbl. So; hard, per Dbl. SO.
Dressed Meats--Veal, fancy, Sc; NUT
tons, 712GSc; spring lambs, sQ10c; spring
lambs. peits on 101s@14c.
Poultry, Live-Springs, 91z6f0c; hens
S1zq9c; turkeys, S12Qs1zc; ducks. 91z@1Oc;
geese, S6f9C.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-16

steady to slow; Colorados mostly S5-s5;
good to choice wetneTs. "a. 75l5: fair 10
cheIce mixed, S4.6aq4.SG; western sleep.
-. l9dt5; Texas sheep. yeaFlin gS. S4SgG,
9.io; native lambs, s. 1908 western
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., April I5-Cat-
tie: Receipts, $50; active and STEADY;
5.at1ve steers. $l6s5.50; western steers,
50. I5lg4. 20; Texas steers, i z51L. %; cows
ers, $ .tsQ4. 60. Hogs-Receipts, SIC;
shade lover; heavy. %69z6. ~; mixed, $5f5
S6.lU12. light, S5.S5Gf6; bulk of sales SeG
60zHt oneep-RecsL pt-1 1000, steady;
sheep. s.. aeGt4-sO; lambs. Ice lower at
KANSAS CITY. No, April 15-Cattle-
Receipts, 1900; steady to easy; native
steers, $500. 10; Texas steers, S4-2S495,
cows and METERS, S3.zJas4.S5; stcckeiS- AMI
feeders, So. 75Q4- So Hogs-RecelEts, 500;
steady to shade lower; bulk OF sales, $50
6-121a; heavy. St. 1905. z. mixed. SECS IL;
light, S5-S0G6. Sheep-ReceiE It's, $50;
steady; muttons, &-1ea4. so; lambs. $50
go,
ST. LOUIS. No. April 15.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1850; steady; native steers, 81. "a
SO; stockers and feeders, 8. sat So. cows
Q515. Hogs-Recetpts, $685. slow 10
steady; pigs and lights. s.. S5s96: packers,
s. scat. 0712; butchers, St.G516. %. Sheep
Receipts, 100; firm; muttons, S4l0d5 Is;
lambs, 81 800 90; spring lambs, S66fS
SIOUX CITY, To-. April 15.-Cattle-Re-
eeipts, 3,G90; market weak to Ice lower;
stockers strong; beeves. 81 25Gf. IS; COWS
feeders. S3Q4. 35; calves and yeariings.
s.. 25914- 50 HOgS-Receipts. IS0V; market
2129Se lower selling, $5.S0G5. 91z; bulk,
S.. 9242d5 SIS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS

A 1T EE AND SUGAR-NeW York
voice, see; nominal; Cordoya- Snd121 ~
ougar.Raw strong; fair refining. sic.
centrifugal So test, 41sc asked molasSess,
sugar, n-32gsSBe: refined firm The
market for coffee futures onered stao11+I
with prices fTe points lower In synps-
tny with lower markets abroad I.stcr
IN the day the market became irrer11iar
Ano unsettled under room and foreign
Selling, brought out by further decIinas
IN European markets. lower srot offe1-9
lngs here, large Brazilian receipts and
absence of investment support .i1ui-
Gatlon vas something Of feature on
the decline. The market at the Close
was steady in tone. with prices five 70
ten points, lower. Total sales were % mn
lbs. including May at 5 45c; JUN : &c.
september 5.65e: October, 5.7005. 75c: No
yen1ber, D T5c; December, 5. S5S15. 90c' and
March at G Csc -
MET S-New York, April 15.-specu-
latIye interest in the metal market Tes
generally withheld. The market for
In today, although denotng an advance
OF 70 points or asked price. with firm
tone, was anything but satisfactory
mere oelng little or no trading at the adj
Yance, which was principally due to the
positive strength in that metal abroad
Inc close here was firm at S25. S026 x
against the nominal close of S26 on Satur
day. In London an advance of e1 IS
WAS recorded, making spot tin G113. and
futures 9l12 lis at the close Conner
was quiet but firm here with some bust
ness executed at Iac for Lake Superior.
Ionoon copper was unchanged at Go Is
6d for spot and futures $40 1Ss Sd. The
local market closed at tic for Lake Su-
rerior and 1889 for casting and electro
lytlc Lead was dull and unchanged.
IN London, however, further decline of
Is 81 occurred, putting the spot prica
there to s12 cs Sd SpeIter was tolerabIv
steady at s.. 90G3 .95 while at London
quotations eased off IS 3D. closing at FI6
Domestic iron markets ruled rather
quiet but steady at the old prices.
DRY GCODS-New York April 15-The
demand for dry goods today has not
SHOWN any change of moment on hor.se
account, bids on export account consiI-
cradle, but actual business limited
Brown sheetines and drill irregular. but
rot any lower than before BIeached
cCttOns quiet. Prints and giaghams in
moderate request Print cloths inactive
Silks steady but quiet
CCTTCN-New York April 15-Cottor-
Spot closed duh and steady: moddIing
uplands 5-16c; middling gulf. 9-16c
sales, 4,49G bales. Futures closed steady:
April, 8.02c; May. S.G5e; June 7 &c: IlIIy
Z SEC: August. 7.eSc: Septcnber. 45c:
October, 7.3Sc: Move mber, 7..2.; d cembar
1890; January, Z .30c
BUTTER AND EGGS@New York. Auril
15-Butter : Receipts. 1884 packages;
steady at the decline; fresh creamery, 100
nc; factory, 1l1AQI315c- Cheese Receipts.
l,342 packages; market steady: fancy
large colored. 11A911hc: fancy large
white, 1lG11Hc; fancy small colored, 12X
G12ikc; fancy small waite, 126l2Hc. Eggs
Receipts. Is, +37 packages; strong: West
ern. regular packing, 140i44c; stora e
Western. llac; Southern, at mark, 800
1870.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 5-Flcur-Receipts
%, 9o2 bbls; exports, 2, 43l bbls: sales, 500
firm on all grades III sympathy with
wheat. Wheat-ReceirtS, $3.50 bu; ex-
ports, 297,6o4 bu; sales. 3,S75,eOo bu ftt-
lures, $1,000 bu spot; spot ffm; No:
red, 1880 f o. b. aftoat; No. red. 76fsc
elevator; No. / northern Duluth. $3.50 :.
o. b. aftoat; No l hard Duluth, SSlsc I.
o. b. af1oat. Options had a steady open
ing and subsequently developed good
eign statistics The stability was cred
tied chiefly to continued spot demand,
large clcaranceS, strength or the May
option, a liberal reduction IN visible sup
ply figures and an oYersold condition Of
trades. Closed firm at i5c net advance;
May, rs 11-16I77 5-16c. closed &c; July,
Y 1-J6Q763sc, closed 1870; September, 7o14
as 13-16c, closed 757sc. Corn-Receipts,
17,G0Q bu; exports, 1890 bu; sales, s., 900
bu futures, 240G0 bu spot; spot firm; No.
2, 4912c elevator, and 49Ac 1. .. b. af1oat.
on small receipts West, ligh: offerings,
small stocks and active covering. Closed
firm at Ac net advance; May closed 481zc;
July closed 4S13c; September closed 4Sc.
bu; spot dull; No. 2. 3O24c; No. 3, 304c;
No. 2 white. 3215c; No. white, 30Ac;
track, mixed Western. 50@21hc.
VISIBLE SUPPLY-New York. April
15-The visible supply of grain Saturday,
April Ii, as complied By the New York
produce exchange, is as follows: Wheat
81 ,S73,000, decrease 2017,000 bu; corn o.
026,000 increase a6.o0o bu; oats L. 271 600,
decrease 12S,CeG bu: rye 19.00o decrease
1900 bu; barley SIS. eco, decrease 81 600 bu.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, April I5-Flour-
Steady. Wheat-Higher; No. 1 northern,
,3q7S12c; No northern. n@72c. Rye
Steady; No. l, 5324954c. Rarley-Quiet
No. 2, 576i5Sc; sample 40G55c Oats
Steady; No. white, 29Q29t4c.
KANSAS CITY, No, April 15.-Close:
Wheat, July, CSC; cash, No. 2 hard, 6SGa
6912c; No. 2 red. 70@71c. Corn-May, 4G@
E14c; July. 419411sc; cash, No. mixed,
&c; No. 2 white, 4242c Oats-No. 2 white,
Sec.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 15.-Close-
Wheat-No. 2 red cash. 69Ssc; May, FO5sc:
July, 6S12c; No. 2 hard, 711aQ72c. Corn
No. 2 cash, 42l@c; May, .421sc; July, ,42asc
Oats-No. { cash, &c; May, 26Ac; July,
24kc; No. 2 white, 29t.c
s -LdF ERF00L. A erfl 15.-W4feat-Spot
quiet; No. 1 California. Is SID; No. 2
red western winter IS I'D mol north
ern spring, IS Id; futures steady; May,
IS Cd. July, IS. esd. CoIn-Spot firm;
American mixed new, As I'D; American
mixed old, As led; futures steady; May,
IS; july, IS 11Ad; September, IS, ind.
The imports of wheat into Liverpool
last week were $3.50 quarters from At
lantie ports, l,000 from Pacific ports and
81 600 from other ports. The imports Of
corn from Atlantic ports last week were
IS 200 quarters
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TEX interest FsOffered.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

NEW YORK MONEY-New York. Aprn
1a.-Close: Money on call firm. at 500 per
cent; last loan, per cent; ruling rate,
972 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 334
Q412 per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
WIN WITH actual business in bankers bills al
S4-S71sG4.S8 for demand. and AT "a S456- for
sixty days. Posted rates. 81. S51beS8. 50
Commercial bills, 81 S32IG4' S414. Silver
certificates nominalIy 60e Bar silver sec
Mexican dollars, 4Sc
TREASURY BALANCES Washtn on
april 15.-Today's statement of the treas
ury balances in the general fund. excIu-
slve OF the $3.50, 000,000 gold reserve in the
o oasE on OF redemption, shows: Available
casn balances, S155. Us, 991; gold. S9s 3s1 T07,
.FOREIGN FINANCIAI-New York.
April l5-The Commercial Advertisers
LONDON financial cabiegram says: The
1eGcA luaTket was waiting today. busin So
nelng reduced pending the statement on
thursday OF the budget and the policy of
the government in raising money by an
oIner war loan or by taxes The tone
though inactive. We're firm ON SATURDAYS
Dank statement, and the governments
purchase of bonds, both of which incf
uenlS were read ereassuringiy Berlin
pousHI ERIE early, giving the list a lead
toward better prices, but when New York
prices came over with the news that
wan street was dull sagging move
t T1snt SET IN ana lasted up until the close.
me 4Iayorltes here were Southern Rail-
way preferred, the Union Pacifics and
on the expectation of a. 2 per cent .diIyi
1 6' on the common, the AtchtSon issues
common shares of. the Mexican RAILWAYS
spurted on the belief that American COM
pLnatlons IN Mexico must eventually in
cluoe the English roads, The bank has
Doug NJ 5ls, goo of gold bars and is recefv
ins 4S,e00 from Australia 1t is possible
elnat the bank may reduce the rate FOR
money on Thursday to assist the goverT-
neht IN It's Borrowings The call loan
rate To-Day was 81 pre- cent; bills g q-Ge
I4change on Paris were 25.1S
LONDON. April 15.-CyonSoIs for y,,o,,o,
o. consoIs for the account. o5x
WALL STREET GOSSIP-Strone c+,r
almost az ,3 always the case that in pro1nng.
ed bull market the public remain n, rs
long and that the profits ara raaobeg
py insiders who become timed fro ~,
knoFIedge possessed by themselves aIo, M
OF haVings themselves reached fbese
ProHtS are willing to hqufdate We
YOU'D be disposed to quote the old -savfoey
t no one can expect to strike the YER,
TOP and that therefore those who h.
gin to sell now, although thew MAJ n of
OBTAIN the best prices, will at all events
secure extraordinary profits and he on
the safe side. o1i
BANK CLBARINGs
st. Paul. s7744A
Minneapolis. 81 4S2 DO
New York, $129, 0f3 260
chicago, $24, SS6. Al
Boston, $50, 6d3, s23.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-16

Margaret ]. Cassidy and husband to
D. w Virtue, Its Il and Is. blk 3,
Skidmore and Cassedys add. 81
Crosby Leonard to Helen NJ Ober,
part Its Is and Ii, Ewing & Chute's
subd part blk 1, L add. - 900
Geo. Martin Jr and wife to G. E
Martin, Its Il and Is, blk "A, W.
St Paul r. and Imp. Syndicate
Sophia NJ. Ebert and husband to
Anna Ebert, 1t rs, blk 7, B. Mi
chaeIs report Stinson's div 8
FanEie Z. De Ioor, tru tee, to H ie
NJ. Miller, It's 15 and-16, blk IT, Sum
nit Peak add .............. $3.50
Mary D. Akers and husband to G. P.
Hanson. 1t %, blk 4, Gray's add to
McKenty's Out Lots ~ 225
R. G. Hine, executor, to F. Peterson,
1t s, blk L, Fairview add. !, SEQ
T. Matsen and wife to MAIDS P
Carlson, 1t Il. Fulton's rearr blk 20.
Banning & O.'s add - 700
III. Z. tSevens and wife to ]. Cos
tello, 1t Is, blk ). Hills add 500
F. E. Nelson and wife to R. n. At
Gibson, 1t 49, blk 1, subd of and add
to irwin add ................1 SEQ
o'oi 1890 .''--'.................... CO.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-16
ST PAIL GRAIN.

oats-No. 3, 2Sq2S1ac; No. white. 20
Gorn-No. 3, HA@42Ac; No. yellow.
4e9421ac.
T'eed-Granulated corn meal, in cotton
sacks, 81; coarse corn meal. ton. $50
10 so: No. l feed, $3.50; No. 2, Sl7-25; NO.
3, SIT.75.
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk, $13. 55Q
II; shorts in bulk, SIS. 5U61l3 70.
Hay-Market good for best grades Up
land, choice, 81 -59112; upland, No 1.
SO. 5eG11; midland. $s@9.50; medium. SO
s; timothy. choice. s1SQ1S. so; timothy, No.
l., s12Ql2 IS; rye straw. choice, s'q1 .So'
wheat and oat straw, S5.59q6. Is.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE, April ia heavy decrease in
the visible supply and a total of over
u, 100000 bu In the worlds shipments were
the two items of greatest Importance in
the wheat news this morning The mar
ket opened steady, with May at 1910
fV7sc, and was strong, touching 7g5zc. re-
acting and holding at 701Sc. July wheat
opened at 71a4c, sold to 72Ac, and held