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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-01-26

Total. .,,'...,. ,.......,.... l4u, SJt
The total population of Mississippi,
census 1900, is 1,551,27O, or total OF
1881 to each of the eight districts.
The present apportionment is on the
basis of one member for 173, ,90t of pop
ulation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-01-26

Gen. S. D. Lee, president of the
Mississippi Historical Society, has ad,
dressed circular to prominent persons
in every county in the State asking
their assistance in the location and com.
pilation of matters of historical in.
terests-reports to be made by March
list. He desires to secure the names Of
all industrial organizations in each
county, manuscripts and documents of
historic interest in private hands, col
lections and files of newspapers, literary
remains of public characters, books and
pamphlets written by Mississippians,
private and public Libraries of note,
points and places of historic interest,
forts, stockades, battlefelds, places of
birth and interment of prominent
Mississippians, scenes in county history,
portraits of eminent Mississippians, etc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-01-26
The E1nct Hour of Death.

Osborne House, Jan. %, Gas p, NJ
Her majesty, The Queen, brcathed her
last at 6:30 p. m, surrounded by her
children and grandchildren.
lSigned.
JAMES REID,
il. DOUGLASS POWELL.
THOMAS BARLOW.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-01-26

The new Mississippi fire insurance
company, of which Hon. p A. Rush is
president, will be ready for business
February 1st The capital stock is
81, 100000, of which 500, 600 is paid up
p. S. Campbell, of Louisville, KY, will
be general manager, Main office at
Senatobia.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-01-26

Prosecuting-Attorney Emley said:
"The state is content because the
state and its representatives have
done their full duty. Personally there
has never been yindictiveness in my
heart"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-01-26

The Belle Kearney Exhibit" Of
curios, collected during several years
of travel in foreign lands, and pre-
sented to the l. l. and c. at Columbus,
has been received and placed in hand
some case in the college. 1t is rare
and valuable collection, and the kind
ness of Miss Kearney in making this
disposition of it is highly appreciated
by the trustees, faculty aud students.
The London Assurance Association of
New York has paid its license Of one
thousand dollars 70 do business in
Mississippi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-17
S6iHsnah hrihteu.

Rem gort, Is. Stunt. sLrgesom<
men: ROTTERDAM" bon Rotterbam unb
8ouloene, rGbriitianio" bon gleopel,
nIrmenia" bon 9Gmburg uno Bou=
loene bia 6alifor.
@bgegansen: Californian" nod
Gan 5rancisco unb 9onolulu.
phila belpbid. 16. Suni. 9(ns
gefommen: rRbpnlanb" bon 3iperpopl
unb Queenstopn.
Nueenstonn, 16. SUM-. 2lbs
eesaneen: r2ucania" bon 2iperpool.
Ct. Sobns. q. s.. 16. SUM-.
4ngefommen: .Gartboeenion~ bon
@lasgoip unb 2iperpool, no6 5alifar,
q. g.. unb philadelphia beftimmt.
M pille, 16. SUM-. Qtngetoms
men: v2aurentian" bon Rep yorf,
nad Glasgow etc. beftirnt.
2iperpools Is. Suni. 4nees
fommen: n@truria" na9 Nen yori
Dia Queenstoipn.
grOpbeab I. 16. SUM. paiTirt:
n8elgenlano" bon philadelphia. mad
2iperpool.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-17
3uoianapOlis, Snb. @luutaa, oen II. Stunt 1901.

uuo Do1en 3agen btlpen nno mo9e
Oeutfnldab s5rieben ano 6reibett be-
f6eert fein unter Der 5iibrung oes
0auies 9oben5paern, auf ipel4em Die
3ufunft Der glatipn rubt. Wfii bret
9o9s duf ben &aifer f9lob Sulom
feline gtebe.
Die Saufenbe BON Mnpefenben fanz
aen bann bic Nationalbpnrne unb dut
Elm 3ei9en bes &aiIers fiel Die Siiile
BON bem Oenfmal unb Die Sontatne
begann unter ben 9o4rufen Der Wienge
au ipielsn. 9luf benz piebeitale bes
Wonuments erI6eint nur bds cine
Wort u8ismard". &aiIer Wilbelm
Itieq barauf bic Stufen gum Senfmal
binan uno legte ben erlten 8runa AM
5ube besielben nieber. Damn panbte
er fia gu Siirit 5erbert 8ismard.
pdbrenb yOeutfhlanb. Oeutidlano
iber 2lGes" seiunsen fpuroe. Der
3aiIer unb bic &aiferin beii4tigten
barauf bic Details oes Oentmals uno
bic per56ieoenen Oeputirten leeten eli
men aanaen 8erg BON &rdnSen on benz
Selben nieber, ebe bic Waiefdten ben
plaB perlieben.
gBettere nnruben.
ct. PETERSBURG, II. Sum-. =
IN sSolge Der bon Neuem ausgebroae<
nen 9frbsiterzltnruben baben Die Be
BORDEN bef9loHen, bic Oods gu ihlie@
BEN.
9rdbtlofe Seleerdpbie.
3onDpn, II. Suni. Der Oam<
pier ,9ucunia", Der erfe Der Gunarb<
Oampfer, pel9er nit ben Npparuten
Fir brabtloIe Selegrapbie ausgeifattet
luurbs, bat, als er nod 5ipanaig Wfei<
len bon Der &iifte entfernt mar. Die
gerbinbung nit Dem Gsitlanpe bsrges
Itent.
Mus gbinu.
pefine. II. Snni. Srosbem Die
Ronferen5 Der dusipdrtigen 9eianbten
nm Samitag pbne enbgiltiges 9efultat
Derlief, 10 Diro bod bebauptet, bdb
man ii9 iebt fofppbl uuf Die 9Obs Der
neutrality-suspicious. ais auf Die
3insrate bon a proasnt geeinigt bat;
nur mil Sapan baperts nod. 9ieies
9anD tann tein @efe unter 5 prp5ent
leiben unb man min Sapan 3ufrieben=
Tteaen, ba Die Inii9t porberrf9t. oaB
g gu beIonberer 3iidfi9tnobms bersh=
tigt lit. 8is @nbe Suli pirb 2iliss
in's Heine gebrd9t iein.
Wl0rberif9e Sf9eden.
Wten, IL. Stunt. = Gine gn3abl
5fhe9en, pel4e in Der Ndbe bon
lroppau nit apei OeutI9en, Namens
9uaar, aufammentrdfen, parfen einen
oon ibnen unter Die NGber zines 3uges.
Der Mann purbe getObtet unb fein
9egleiter entsog ii9 nur bur9 Die
Jlu9t einem Gbnlihen S4idfal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-17
Selesrapbiide stotl3eu.

= Der r@ranb prir be qaris"
tpurbe bon ebert eefponnen, Si6srr
fam als apeites unb 2abp 3iler als
brittes pfero an.
= General WilIiam Montaomert
Gardner, elm @eteran bes merifani:
f9en unb bes 8iirssrfrieges, lit i'm
@lter bon 78 Sabren in Menpbis,
Senn., geitorben.
= Oie Sippeeanoe Battlefield or.
foeiation in 2afapette, Snb., bal
Sonntag gu Gbren Der gefaIlenen &a:
meraben auf benz S4ladtfelbe eint
6eier absehalten.
= Cir gapenbiIb 8ople, Der neut
@ouperneur bon Neu Sunblanb, III
Sonntas in ct. Sobn. q. S., anse.
fonmen.
-Sn Oenper, gol., lit Der i'm Sab.
re 1872 in 6ranflin gountb, g., ge.
borene Sobn 6. Sper, elm beriibmte,
prebiger. geftorben.
= Die Dpper Bros. Mercantilt
Gompanp in ct. 2ouis, Mo., Dbole.
fale=5 5dnbler in Waaren fir Departe.
ment@9efhdfte, baben eine gigen.
tbums>llebertraguns gu Guniten ibrel
@ldubi9er porgenpmmen. Die Mftiper
betrasen $375,000 unb bic paifpsr
1925, 900.
= Sultan pbelps, Der Ser. 81.
&onfnl in Grefelb. Deutf9ianb, bal
Dem Staatsbepartement in Wafbing.
ton feline 3eiisnation eingerei6t. 81
tpurbe 1897 BON eSotpa aus ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-17

Beiteres Opfer sefunben.
Rep gort. II. SUM-. = Cine
Sfpeite 2eihe ift aus benz esiuntenen
T6brboOte nTortbfielb" beruussebOlt.
gs par bus bieienise bes Glsrts Sum
u. 8enits5, zines jungen Porto Ri=
Gamers, Der nah bier estommen mar,
um bas @erianbtgei9Gft gu erlernen.
&urSer prOaeb.
Nt6ens, 9lla., IL. Suni. = Soc
9arris. Elm Sarbiser, ipelher i'm 8erz
ha9t itebt, bic Sdeune ieines 4rbeits
sebers in 2imsitons Gountp in 8ranb
geftedt gu baben, um ii9 an einem Mitz
arheiter gu ridden. Der fein 8ieb IN osn
Gtalle eingeIte[lt bate, ipurbe SOnnta5
rpn einem 8oltsbaufen 9elpn4t.
Npd mid eineefansen.
Sbrepeport, 2a., IL. Suni. -
Die @erfolger BON prince @bparbs
baben ben Shurten immer nod niGt
eefunben. Die 4ufgabs. ben WOrber
Spbn 9rap Jofters gu fuiien, ipirb ba=
bur4 10 iebr eri9ipsrt, bab bic Sarbiz
aen in benz gountp, burh bas Der
Sli9tling geflpben 1T, niht gu peranz
lniIen iinb. irgenb fpelfe @nguben gu
MAIDEN, Die gu Der @srbaftuns flbrsn
fOnnten.
O6iper Mili5 &focias
tion. II liz.
gaeparf, g., II. Stunt. = Die
Sbio National @uarb Mfociation bat
bier bic folgenben 8eamten erfpdblt:
prGiibent, 8rigdbe>@eneral SO. 9.
McUlaten, Solebo; Setretdr, &opt.
SO. u. @eiterbelt, Columbus; S6ab>
meifter. Sol. @eo. g. 9pnupin, De-
laipare. Die nGhfte &onpentipn ipirb
ipieber bier ituttfinben.
9efGbrli9e Neger.
Qedbennortb, &ds., II. eSuni.
Seit Der 6arbige 5reb. Ilerdnoer bier
lebenoie perbrannt ipurbe, bat man
fprtpGbrenb ben Musbru9 zines &aiz
! fenfrieaes i'm &leinen befiir9tet. Gs
bat iidb berausseftelIt. baB Die Neser
iebr piele Hepolper ben SOlbaten in
Sort 2eapeniportb abeetauft bdben.
Sic ipurben f9liebli9 perbuftet uno
ibr prp5eb ipirb bemnGait aur @ers
banolun9 tonrlen.
gailles' &apitulation.
@afbington. .. g., II. SUM-.
8samte bes 9riegsbepartement finb
iebr erfreut bariiber, bab Der Snfur@
oentenz9eneral gdilles iih enblih eree>
| ben min. Der Wann bate groben Gin>
flub unb mar elm sei9idter Jii1rer.
Seine &dpitulation pirb piel ba5u bei>
trooen, bab bic Ya5ifisirune Der Sn<
feln iebt f9neller bon Statten geht.
Meuer 9enfions &ommifs
Jar. !,
@biraeo, Sa., IL. Suni. = Cine
Speaialbepeide aus SOpeta, aans.,
befast, bab Der friibere aonsreb= =4bges
prbnets g, H. peters bon &anfas am
Sonntdg tele9rdpbii9 rd9 gBd1bings
ton beorbert tpprben fei unb bab bies
bebeute, man tperbe ibm bas 4mt bes
Yenfionss&ommihGrs. bas ieBt 8.
Glap Gpans betleibet, anbieten.
8illige 5abrpreife.
Hetp Yorf. II. SUM-. Die bies
fige Msr9ant's 4fociation lit in
8enntnib seiebt poroen, oub bic Gens
trail paiieneer Mfociation bic Surisz
bittipn iiber bic 8abnen tpeftli9 BON
guffalp, q. o., unb pittsburg, pa..
Bis einf9lieBlih gbicaeO unb ct.
Qouis dusiibt, unb bonn 3. Biz
z. Mueuft unb bonn "a. bis %. @uquft
Retour Sabrtarten nad Netp gorf
gum preiIe BON II pes einfuden Jabr<
preiles perfaufen tpirb unb bab bi.ielz
ben 80 Sage @iltigfeit baben fperben.
Sn benz Oiitritt Dftlid BON ben ses
nannten Stdbten ift cine Gbnline Ge<
button bereits beipilIiet porbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-17

Yaris unter SO affer. en-
Der Seineftabt bat por &uraem ein ge.
fpaltiges llnfpetter seberr1dt. Snfolat
bon nit ftarfem @eipitter perbunbenen
fhperen RegsngiiHen traten in mehrs=
rem Stabtpierteln ueberfdfpemmungsn
Elm. @iele @ebdube ipurben bsidd=
bist, einise finb fogar einseitiir3t
3ablrei4e perfonen trugen babel 0ers
lebungen babon. Mud bic Grbgef6oFs
Der beutf4en @efanbtfdaft uuo beg
&riegsminiiteriuns. fotpie bes 5beAs
tre franeais itanben unter WaFer. Der
Sdabefi, Der in ben perf9iebenen
Stabitbeilen angeridtet ipurbs, III
gang bebsutenb. er ipiro auf 3ipei Wils
lionen Jranes sefhdbt. Die @artenz
baaz9(usiteGluns i'm Suilerien>part
Bat ebenfulIs febr slitten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-17
Mnferbli6

Sebanptct jest Sobu IIeranoer
Sowie III Gbieago 81 ieiu.
CT brfiirdtet, entfiibrt 81 tuer'
cen nno bittet nm Sd)ut.
3uci Wfanner ermorben ibre Gat=
tinmem.
Die Neger in kan(as riitten fldl
init Waffen aus.
Sm gfe,o Yorf eridieBt @m. Meiuboi=
fer Marp gp,te uuo ii9 ielbit.
Gin gteu Yorter Geiitlider iiber Wtaz
ttrialismns.
Sabres .@puuention oer SOSeratlon
amerifauiider 3ioniiten.
Sn Eern, Sno., fiubet ein Sdngerfsit
itatt.
Sober geamter oes Stabltrnits wegell
anOebIidcr Iuteridleife perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-17

8eitere 9epei@en aui Seite 5.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
,asememt Floor for Above and

Crystal Preserve Saucers six for ... DC
Jardinieres. well worth 35c 5c........ .19c
Jardinieres, well worth Doe. 229c
Jardinieres, well worth Coo. c.............3 soc
Evening star., 1901-04-22
OPENING THE OKLAHOMA LANDS.
COmmissiOner Hermann Engaged in
Formulating Plans.

Com tSa1Oner hermann Engaged IN
Formulating Plans.
The commissioner Of the general land
office is engaged in the preparation Of a
report to the Secretary of the Interior
tlement Of the Wichita, Kiowa, Comanche
and Apache Indian lands in Oklahoma
Commissioner Hermann is in receipt OF
a great volume of mail from prospective
settlers. In January 1897 letters were re-
ceived; in February. 4,239; in March, bO74,
and so far during the present month the
mail has numbered 3,744. In view of the
fact that the lands to be offered for settle
ment include only about 1900 quarter
sections, or an equal number Of homes,
1t is foreseen that there will be tremen-
dous rivalry.
Many persons in the vicinity of the new
lands and elsewhere are represented to
be holding out Inducements to would-be
settlers to consult them as to ways and
means of securing lands, processing to
have exclusive information. Commissioner
Hermann has issued a warning to the
public against all such representations.
mo one can have information on this
question that is not open to all alike he
said. He also repeated the department s
warning against intruders. saying that
those who abide by the law will be pro-
tected in their rights, while those who vio-
late it will be punished.
The lands will be thrown open in accord
ance with the terms of the Presidents 8
proclamation, and under the law that proc
lama ton cannot be issued until after the
9th of next August
Evening star., 1901-04-22

down This Is the business end OF good
forestry. Little George Washington pos
sessed one essential of a forester-he was
not afraid to cut down tree.
But the purpose of this occasion is
somewhat different from the purposes Of
forestry. We are planting trees on day
like this, not that we may some time cut
them down, but that they may live as long
as possible. We hope that these two trees
will endure for many years, suggesting IN
some measure the robust characters of the
men in whose memory they are planted.
II am glad to say that L knew Secretary
Rusk and his associate, Assistant Secre-
tary Willis, during their terms of office
in this department. AS one of the division
Of forestry, I remember their admins
tration was always tempered with wisdom
and with constant encoura agement. They
are both friends of the Arbor day move
ment.
They encouraged its PRONUNCIATION by
written and spoken words in schools in
colleges and in every community which
knew them. They were both men high in
state affairs, but their early years were
spent on the farm, in the fields. in the
forests. They loved the trees and woods,
the large influence which, in later life.
became a part Of themselves, and was felt
by every one who knew them
The tree was then set and planted, and
the crowd dispersed.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
FREE LANDS OPENED IN CANADA.
Consul Graham Reports Recent Ac-
ton of the Dominion Government.

Consul Graham Reports Recent Ac-
tfOn of the Dominion Government.
Consul Graham at Winnipeg reports to
the State Department that the dominion
government has officially announced that
in the Rainy River district of Ontario has
been surveyed and opened to settlement
under the Homestead laws of Canada.
The consul says the general homestead act
is somewhat modified in respect to this
the grant is one that any male head of a
family or sole female head having child
or children under eighteen years of age
NAV locate 160 acres free, and may also
purchase an additional so acres at the
rate of 81 per acre Persons receiving an
allotment must clear and cultivate at least
fifteen acres. and in no one year less than
two acres; during three years they must
build a habitable house at least 16x20 feet
in size, and must reside on the land for a
period of three years after settlement. A
least fifteen acres under cultivation within
three years. Patents may issue at the eX-
piration of three years from date of pur-
chase or sooner If settlement duties have
been performed. Minerals and pine timber
are reserved to the government, but the
settler has the privilege Of using such pine
trees as are necessary to make habitation
comfortable; yet timber dues must be paid
on all timber sold. All timber remaining
the patentee. These lands are in a healthy
condition, and covered by a dense forest,
generally of valuable timber. There is a
railroad nearing completion which runs
through the free-grant block and brings it
within easy touch of markets.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
Army Orders.

Major William b. Reynolds. 18th Infan-
Try. has been placed on the retired list on
account of physical disability.
Col. c. S. Roberts. recently promoted,
has been assigned to the command of the
2d Infantry.
Lieut.. o. c. Sweet. recently promoted,
has been assigned to the 21st Infantry.
Capt. John a Dapray, I'D Infantry, now
in this city on sick leave, has been as
signed to recruiting duty at Dallas, Tex.
Jelieving Lieut. NJ. NJ. William D. Conrad
e3d Infantry, who is ordered to the gen
eral hospital. Washington barracks, D. c.
for treatment.
Ordnance Sergt. John Hamilton, at Fort
TrumbuH Conn. has been transferred to
duty at Fort Myer, Va, relieving Ord
nance Sergt. August Horn, who goes to For1
Washington. Md.
Major G. w. Goethals, Corps Of Engi-
Evening star., 1901-04-22
PaIais Royal, 1ElzNER; G & nth SITS.


neers; Major F. G. Hodgson, quartermas-
ter, and Capt. w. r. Hamilton, Artillery
Corps, have been appointed board to
meet at Fort Adams, r. l., to examine
plans for utilizing the fortification electric
plant in lighting the buildings and grounds
at that post.
The order providing for the transfer of
Second Lieut. Frederick l.. Buck, Artillery
Corps, to the Engineer Corps, has been re-
voked.
Capt. Charles G. Sawtelle, Sth Cavalry,
recently promoted, has been assigned to
Troop b of that regiment which he will
join at the expiration of sick leave.
Contract Dental Surgeon Franklin F.
Wing, U. S. A, has been ordered from this
city to San Francisco for transportation to
the Philippines for assignment to duty.
A board of survey consisting of First
Lieut.. Fred r. De Funiak, jr, 11th In
fantry, has been appointed to meet at the
JenersOnville depot, Indiana, for the pur-
pose of investigating and reporting upon
the loss OF certain quartermaster's supplies
Evening star., 1901-04-22
The New Philippine Tariff.

1t is not likely that the new Philippine
tariff will be promulgated until after the
decision of the United States Supreme
Court in the insular cases. 1t is stated at
the War Department, where the matter has
received consideration, that this decision
may make it unnecessary for the govern
ment to establish a system of tariff rates
in the Philippines, although the depart
ment has proceeded with the work of
equalizing the rates and receiving and con-
sidering suggestions as though the coming
decision would not make any change in the
present conditions.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
Increaxins the Artillery Corn.

On the recommendation Of Gen. Miles
the Secretary Of War has directed that the
artillery corps be recruited to its full au-
thorized strength of $1,000 men, The re-
organization army law provided that not
less than 20 per cent of the increase au-
thorized in the artillery be made before
July !, 1901 and that not less than 20 per
cent be made each succeeding twelve
months. This has been construed to mean
that the full force may be recruited at
once. When completed mere will be thirty
Of coast artillery.
Evening star., 1901-04-22

11nr for Ladies' Ideal"
Sanitary Belts. in all
sizss. Recommended 10y lead
ing physicians.
DC for 15c quality Patent
Leather Belts. 1Jc for 49c
quality Velvet L'Aiclon Belts.
sc for French Triplicate
VI rorS Various
styles. Good value at 25c each.
Evening star., 1901-04-22

Roc for the usual SOC to
Zoe Satin-t finish Taffeta
and 1-inch Double-face Satin
Ribbons. used for sashes and
millinery purposes.
Doc yard for SOC to SOC
Satin Taffeta. Double
face Satin and Novelty Rib
bOns, to 6 inches wide. And
such a variety of lovely
shades.
Evening star., 1901-04-22

QEC f"r usual Pc warrant
ed All-silk Side Hose
Supporters. All culors.
.xr FOR 6-yard pieces Feath-
"r>titch BraidS. assorted
patterns. III white and cUlOrs.
II 4 paper for Kirby Boards
Mourning Pins and new
Shell Hair Retaincrs.
Evening star., 1901-04-22

"The larger significance Of Arbor day
Is not the mere planting of trees for the
sake of having them, but more especially
to familiarize us with the life history
and the many economic uses Of trees and
of forests-one Of the greatest sources of
our national wealth. Trees are the noblest
and most enduring of natures inanimate
living things. The general observance of
which will some day bring us to a fuller
understanding of the ysi',e of trees and
forests, and of our obligations in the MAIN
tenance of this source of wealth
Baron Won Humboldt once said that our
trees and forests are "A sacred patrimony
to be wisely used and handed down from
generation to generation
The division Of forestry has the great
est interest in the planting of forest trees,
In their preservation, and in cutting them
Evening star., 1901-04-22

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns of The
Star.
Evening star., 1901-04-22

Tor which Lieut.. Col. Charles r. Barnett
deputy quartermaster general, is account
a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
MISCELLANFOUS.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 1873; exports, AIS bbls; sus-
tanned by further. strength in wheat and
had fairly active trade. Rye -four
steady. CornmeaISteady. Rye
Steady. Barley-Quiet Barley malt
dull Wheat-Receipts. 1850 blu; ex-
ports, 1883 bu;. spot firm: No; red.
elevator; No. / northern. Duluth, $3.50
f. b. afloat; No. hard Duluth, S93sc
f. o. b. afioat; options had a firm open
ing and were generally strong all day
on unfaverable crop news and weather
reports, but mostly on good foreign
buying and export rumors. Closed
firm at 1sGAc net advance; May, NAG
77Ac, closed 77ac; July. 76%@77ssc. clos
T6Act Corn-Receiptss $4,000 bu: ex-
ports, 166755 Blu; spot easy; No. z. soc
elevator and 59ssc +. o. b. afioat; option
market opened firm with wheat and ad-
Yanced later on wet weather west, con-
tinued small receipts and continued
support from Chicago bulls; later it
eased off sharply under realizing. Closed
easy at h@3sc net decline; May, 1880
59c closed PFC; Jul s,o 4e8%@agsc closed
Oats-Receipts. 52,s00 bu; exports, 225
bu; spot quiet: No 2, 3Oalc; No. 8, 301sc:
No. white, 3219@33c; No. white, &c;
s 3d. Ml'G track sss %hias sasse
wR e i red cash. si; 7oss@7lc; May. ~
Ole; July, 6S7s@69c; No. hard. 71kd
7215c. Corn-No. cash, 4S12c; May, 4374ci
July, 42as@421ac. Oats-No. 2 cash, 27a4c;
May, 263zc; July, 2514c; No. 2 white, 301sc.
LIVERPOOL, April 1S-Closing: Wheat
Spot dull; No. 1 California. Is IND; No
2 red Western winter 5s. 1O7kd; No:
northern spring 6s I'D; futures quiet;
May, 5s sgd; July SIS sgd. Corn--Spot
firm; American mixed, new, as 1Ad; Amer
lean mixed, old, As I'd; futures quiet;
May, As Id; July, Ss n8sd; September, IS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
PRODUCE AND FRUIT.

Butter = Creameries = Extras. 20@201ac;
frsts, 13c. Dairies-Hand separator, TIC;
extras, 15c. Ladles-EXtras, 121Rc; pack
ing stock, fresh, 111k@12c.
12c; brick, No. 1, 1215c: Limburger. as to
grade, 11@121ac.
Egg+Fresh stock, cases included, loss
off, 111a@12c.
Beans-Fancy navy, per bu. $225Q2. IS;
medium, hand-picked, per bu, $16oQ1.S0.
Peas-Yellow peas, SIPS; fancy green.
$40.
Potafoes-Per bu, 40@5Oc
Observation-Disclosures, per dozen, 32QS5c;
parsley, per dozen, zoe; tomatoes, Cali
fornia, per box, 10000; beans. wax, per
blu, IS; string beans, per bu, So; cucum-
bers, per dozen, S1.50; carrots, per bu,
40c; horseradish, per Id, 10c; strawber-
Onions-Red Globe and Wethersfeld,
per blu, $1.75Q2.
Lemons-F'ancy Messinas, per box, $3.50
o.; California, per box, Ss.25@S.5O
Oranges-California navels, per box,
$2.75@3.25; seedlings, $3.50.
Berries and Small Fruit-StraWbe berries,
per 24-Qt case, $3.50.
Nuts-New California walnuts, per lb,
13c; peanuts, raw, per ID, &c; peanuts,
roasted, per h. &c; Brazils, per Id, lie;
pecans, medium. per ID, 10c.
Bananas-Choice shipping, $l;7592@.
Figs and Dates-Figs, new California,
per box, S5c@$1. .Fard dates. 10-lb boxes,
S@9c; Hallowee dates, new, SIC.
Apple Cider-Sweet, per Dbl, S.; per half
Dbl, So; hard, per Dbl, 50.
Dressed Meats-Veal fancy, Sc; NUT
tons, 715@Sc; spring lambs 9@10c; spring
lambs, pelts on, 1O13@14c.
Poultry, Live-Springs, 91a@10c; hens.
9@91hc; turkeys, S1AQ914c; ducks, 91a@1cc;
geese, S09c.