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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-08

binetu poukazoval ma to, ze Sc
must neco uciniti, ably stavka byla
uspokojive skontena, lee dosud
nenalezen zadny prostfedek, ja-
kym zpdsobem by Sc to dalo uti-
niti v souhlasu konstitucia dosa.
vadnimi zakony.
Co toto pfseme, telegram pima
81 zpravu Harrisburgu, Pa, ze
bezpochyby guverner Stone svola
zvlastni zasedani legislatury, ably
tato Sc uradila, o krocich, jakym
zpnsobem by stavka mohla byti
urovnana. Guyerner Stone zpra
WI tuto ami nepotvrdil, ami nepo-
pfel tim nabyvs ona ponekud
pravdepodobnosti
Mezitim Detroit Sc konaii
pfipravy < yelike konferenci dele
gatd mestskych statnich, jez Sc
sejde We ttvrtek v salu zednafske
budovy. Vybor otekava, ze nej-
meme 700 delegate bude teto
konvenci pfitomno ze nj pied
neseny budou nektere prskticke
navrhy k ukontenf stavky. Az
dosud odpovadeli ma pozvanf w
boru guvern6fi mayofi re 76
statn a NEST. 2 techto vysle 80
delegaty Ike konferenci. V Detroit
byl ustanoven zvlastni vybor Sc
stavajici re 100 obtand, ktery Sc
ma postarati o uhostSnf delegate.
Mitchell Sc navratil do Wilkes
barre kona pffpravy k dalsfmu
boji, ktery bude veden tfeba celou
zimu, bude-li toho zapotfebi.
Delnictvo v cele zemi jest tax po-
boufeno surovou zpupnostf uhel-
nych magnatd, za zajiste ochotne
poskytne prostfedky k dalsfmu
vedenf boje uhlokoph proti tru-
stdm. Lee zda Sc, ze uhelni
magnati, budou jinymi rychlej-
sfmi prostfedky donuceni k po-
volnosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-08
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zPRAvY TELEG..
Pfehled re sy6ta politickeho kronika uda.nstf

Moline Plow company, Moline,
Illinois.
Tento trust ma mfti zakladniho
kapitAlu IS miliond dollarG,z z nichz
polovice bude tvofiti vyhrazene
akcie, iez mali nesti 7 procent
droko a druha polovice bude W.
dana neyyhrasenych akcifch $
hodnotou $Ioo "a kazdou. Trust
tento ma Sc stati skutkem jeste
letos kdo potfebuje pluh, at ST
radsji pfispisf, nezli Sc trust utvofi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-08
Podporuifcf Sokol Tyrs

- Podporulici Sokol lyrs c. l.
uspofada vyrocnf soukromou "a
bavu svou sobotu dne rs. ffina
sfni p. ]. w. Hrocha.
= Nejstarsfm proto take nej-
oblibeneisim hostincem v ceske
Praze jest bez odporu hostinec,
fizeny po leta krajany PIP. Sloupem
Krumlem aa rohu ID. William
ul. Pfijdte do dtulneho hostince
toho kdykoliv, vzdy najdete tam
eetnou spolecnost "a nalevoou
usmivave tvafc starych znamych,
pp. Adama Prokopa. Kdo no.
stinci jich zastavil Sc jednou, ten
pfijde podruhe Ease, nebot nikde
Sc mu nedostane lepsiho 'stofu ami
ochotnejsi obsluhy. Phi hojnem
odbytu nemdze byti jinak, nez ze
ma Sepu Jest stale 6erstvy fizny
MetzGv LEAK CO Sc tyte likern a
doutnikn, tu dostanete to nellepsi
zbozi trhu nebot Sloup Kruml
zadny "smejd' nekoupf. 23x4
Kraiany nase upozorfuieme
ma elegantne zafizeny Boys Home
Saloon ma rohu r3. Howard ul.,
v nsmz opet hospodaff osvedeeny
eesky hostinsky P. Anton Kfetek.
Jdeteli do mesta aneb mesta a
jste-li souzeni hladem neb zfznf,
zajdete 81 do hostince Kfeekova,
kdez fiznym lezakem Storzovym
zaplasfte zizen chutnYmi zakuzky
ukojite hlad. Tez j o nejaky ten
fiznejsi dousek vyborne doutnfky
Jest peGlive postarano. Ia nslev-
nou naleznete bud sameho Tonfka
aneb verneho jeho sklepnfka p.
VAclava Najberga, ktefiz vzorne
vas obslouzf. I'll
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-08
z politieke areny.

Statnf konvence republikanska
dnlezitem vychodnfm statu Mas
sachusetts, jez odbyvana byla due
8. fGna, navrhla "a kandidata gu.
vernerstvf Johna L. Batese a v
plstforms sye indorsovala presi-
denta Roosevelta pro znovujmeno-
want v r. 1904, cemz Sc zmifu-
jeme ma redakcnf strane.
D0lezitou udalosti nejen poll
tice statu Michigan, ale narodni
politice vdbec, jest jmenovanf gen.
Russella A. Algeria "a spolkoveho
senatora. Alger byl az do nedavna
pocitan "a politickou mrtvolu, lee
tu pojednou opat vstoupil do po-
liticke areny a politice statu
Michigan Sc opst suial fidiciho
vesla. Alger byl imenovan guver-
nerem ma mfsto spolkoveho sena-
tora, uprazdnene 1mrtim McMil-
lana a al Legislature Sc sejde v
lednu, bude zvolen bez opposice
"a jeho nastupce. ponevadz byl
republikanskou statni konvenci
pro omen vysoky 1fad nominovan.
Daleko nejddlezitejsf politickou
rdalosti poslednfho tydne byla
vsak statni demokraticka konven.
ce y New Ynrkn, je2 odhSyana
byla v Saratoga. v konvenci
teto Ease jina politicka mrtvola
obzivla ujala Sc vedenf demokra
ticke strany. Jest to byvaly spoil
kovy senator a guverner, David
B. Hill, ktery po vftszstvf Bryan
ovy frakce Sc uklidil Istrani,
nyni vsak po dvojite porazce Bry.
anove opet Sc postavil Cello de
mokraticke strany New Yorku
konvence Sc 1plne podfidila jeho
y1li a jeho diktatu.
Ia guvernera nominovan Bird
S. Coler.
Povestny bddler Devery, kterg
nedavno zvitezil v jednom okrsku
meste New Yorku, nebyl schva-
len jako delegat, ae Sc vzpiyal
proti tomu zuby nehty.
Timto vftezstvfm svym kon-
venci stal Sc David B. Hill jednim
nejpfednejsich kandidatd demo-
kracie pro presidentskou nominaci
roce 1904.
v Chicagu odbyvana byla 10.
konvence Narodni republikanske
ligy. lez velkYm nadsenfm indor-
sovala presidenta Roosevel.a a
zvolila sve dtadnictvo. Presiden
tenn Iyolen ]. Hampton Moore
Filadelhe. Pa, misrepresentation
James J. Sheridan Chicago,
sekretafem Ebert w. Weeks z
Guthrie Center, Ia, a pokladnf-
KEN S. B. Redding Little Rock,
Ark.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-10-08

IUuPUfuJINI JUhOf HJfSc' +
uspofada vyrocnf soukromou "a
bavu svou v sobotu dne rs. ffjna
sfni p. ]. w. Hrocha.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
SCHOOL CHILDRFNIS PICNIC
Kiss srsaus Glasses spend Day in
Eingcod Park.

Miss SnalTs Glasses az Lewis Academy
he'd q picnic YESTERDAY liz I.inWood PARK.
Fhey Jeff The academy at - a. T.. ano
returned az 2 n. the hoy-s vert swim
ming and the girls wa6ed IL the water
and then they al SAT- on the grass 90 dry
the3r clothes tu the sunshine Refresh
7.euts gere served At the Pcrk-
Those presert were Miss S-rau Mrs.
simmons. Dean simmons. Oral Rem
spere. I.uasss Severance Juanita HiA'
Gwen Houston. Margaret ETadt, Searie
dendee. Hiram lewis. Fred Wine har-
old Navin Bessie FgcEat- Water Hodges,
Esrace Me-aenhaG. Ray Alnler. Fay LII
-enaerg-
The members II Hyraria wishins g
contribute plants. etc fer hamilton
ARK. please send so-ne q me Hamilton
sgoaGay morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
WILL BE READY ON TIME
Fence Around summer Theatre Has
Been Completed.

The fence around the park to be used
as a summer theater has been completed
and the stage viii be finished by Tuesday.
This stage Is considerably larger than the
usual summer theater stage, being "A
feet long and eighteen feet high and
twenty feet deep.
Manager Litson has secured fine pro-
gram for the opening week and those who
attend will be sure to spend a pleasant
evening Refreshments viii be served
and between acts Sanford band and or
chestra will furnish music Of their usual
order.
Manning and DeCrow. the famous one
legged triple bar performers. will be here
for two weeks. Rousek and Green q COM
ody sketch team and buck and wing dane
ors in their sketch "A Hog time in Rag
/ Time" viii be seen. Miss Vivian Del
mont the little girl who does such Won
deTful dancing and sings such pretty
songs viii also be a feature OF the week.
Misses Caroline and Blanche De Ney viii
DO their artistic toe and fancy dances
and between the acts the band VIII play.
The bill viii be changed every week, al
though a good many Of the companies
viii remain for two weeks.
Tho grounds have been fixed up in such
shape that those who go to the theater
are assured Of a pleasant evening and a
good entertainment at a small price. The
admission VIII be fifteen cents or the
people may purchase tickets cf the street
car company or conductors and they VIII
receive a check 10 the theater and also
round trip on the ear line for twenty
cents The thcatcr viii open Monday
evening. Nay 18th.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
FRAZIER OWNS CITY MILLS
Famous Suit Decided in EsIs Favor by
&upreEie Court.

The old City mill property will remain
in the possession Of y. F. Frazier, of
FL Dorado according TO q decision hand
ed down by the supreme court yesterday,
and valuable improvements will undoubt-
eddy be made on the property soon.
The question of the possession Of the
property has been in the courts since
1890 and was decided in favor of Mr.:
Frazier against Stevens q Caldwell by
Judge Dale Both sides agreed TO d
statement of facts, and fought the case
out on points OF law ~-.--
In 1883 Mr.. Frazier, who owned the
building. leased it to Stevens & Caldwell
for milling purposes for one year, at the
rate Of 500 a month Mr.. Frazier gave
them an option to buy the property at
any time during the term Of their lease
for SIS 900, but they did not claim the
right of the option until the building
was destroyed by fire. shortly before
their lease expired The building was
insured for $500, and after the fire this
amount was turned over TO Mr.. Frazier
Stevens & Caldwell, on the grounds that
their lease had not expired and that
consequently they still had an option on
the property. offered to buy II for $l5 900,
on the condition that Mr.. Frazier would
credit them with the insurance or repair
1.-THE building. This he refused to do. but
was willing to sell them the property as
IL was
Stevens & Caldwell contended that if
they held an option on the property they
could claim the insurance on it in case it
was destroyed by fire. Mr. Frazier de-
MED this alleged right, and his conten-
ton has been sustained by the supreme
court Mr.. Frazier was represented by
Snythe & Helm and Judge Redden OF
Topeka Stevens e Caldwell were rep
resented by T. w. Sargent and Q. A.
Reach
For some time Stevens & Caldwell held
possession of the property, but for the
past six months Mr.. Frazier has had
possession. During the tendency Of the
suit there have been several negotia-
tons in progress for the purchase Of
the property, but they were declared OF
because Of the Contention over the title,
At present there are 40 negotiations in
progress Tor The purchase Of the prop
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11

takes a bold stand. This fusion business
IS very largely local issue, and it viii
be dominated by candidates for local Of
fees. If that feature could be eliminated
there would not be any question about
the action of the Democratic convention.
The time was IN this state when a Dem
ocrat spoke for the interests Of his par
~. he was answered by the charge that
he was working in the interests of the
Republican party; but that time has past
@'Win or lose. I am for the straight
Democratic ticket. The great political
battles in this state viii be fought with
the Democratic party On one side and
the Republican party on the other
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11

rubbing his head ana in some way the
bride caught in the frame and the horse
threw it up and became frightened and
started To run away ". a. Belts was
standing near and he grasped the bride.
but could not hold the horse. and BUD
Clark. another col0red man. ran out and
jumped On the hack OF the big. plunging
animal Bcttis and Clark We're getting
the horse under control when Clark
caught ere animal by the nose and threw
him Several bystanders ran out and
haId she animal while the woman and
child we're lifted CIT ard put fl safe
place The horse was soon Guieted and
after while HfT. Sargent and his family
drove homo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11

Made of muslin cam
brio and nainsook, trim
Smed in laces and en-
broideries, 25c; 39c, 45c,
75c, 81 and up to SIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
Commodore Woods VIII be Tried in
Eabette County.

Commodore woods, o well known color
90 man NJ this clay, was arrested las,
niSht by the local police on warrant
fzous Lahette county charging him with
breaking into the store of w j. Lough al
Alt8mcuut on The night of April 3 K
IS ancsed that another culo7e3 man ard
q boy assisted Woods in the burglary
The men secured about three hundred
dollars worth II goods snd when canturSd
woods Is alleged IN have been wearing e
hat pants ana shoes stolen from III,
store The boy was captured by the La
bottc county officers ard he gave ;hl
-th-r men away. 50 the police had no
vouble in locating one ~ The mes SIS socu
$ they were notified. a Labette c0Ent s.
sTicer is ia the Gig 20 take Woods avas
his morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
WAS A BRAVE DEED
Two CeIoreG Hen stopped Plunsin=
Horse Last Night

WHIST might hsve proved 3 very serious
t1.un ". Sargent ;lsc lis fsruly ws--
-c'Gcng was avcrte6 last utsht BY the
1roEpt action q Two colorcd men. Ar
thornton ~. Sargent and his famliF SEES
~ driving and went ~ tne oreEil-
,ocisuTn and ttiEgins1r 9 drug stores
,CTth Main street Whlls SO the store a
Is North Man. Ar- Sargent went sat
ac store. ieavins his wife and child 81
be rig He tied the horse % the b.cxcis
staud III 'front.' of the store. The stand =
aot any too solid and the horse went L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
FELL OFF THE CAGE
Jerry Washington Fad Bad Dreams
Friday Mint

Jerry Washington. q c0lored man lock
ed tn the city jpan on the charge of as
sault with intent 70 XIII Zen from the
top OF the cell cage early yesterday morn
ing and considerably bruised himself but
was otherwise uninjured lie was sleep
Ing on the TOP of the cage and in his
dreams he must have imagined something
big after him. for he began rolling and
yelling and before anyone could catch
him he had fallen from the top 20 the
cement floor seven feet below. He went
90 bed on one Of the coCches ard Or.
Jordan sent for. who dressed his wounds.
Some of the men In The jail say chat he
had very bad ease of night bosses
and he had made the night hideoUs for
some n the more wakeful fellows for two
or thre. hours hefore b. took his tumble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11

Made of muslin, cam
brio and nainseok, trim
med in laces and en-
broideries, 29c. 45c, 75c,
81 and up to SIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11
CURE FOR HEKORRHOIDS

Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil
cures Piles or Hemorrhoids-
external or Internal.
One application gives relief
Sample mailed free.
A. druggists. ar maI.ed ror : cts
Humphreys Med Co. IL William
street. \. y.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-19
CTOCKS, BONDS
- - AND MONEY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-The opening
tendency of the market was slightly ir-
regular, but the majority Of promineat
stocks showed gains. These were resisted
500, which rose ~ Anlalgamated Con-
per was heavy. Large buying orders APP
pcared in Sugar and some of the South
ems, which helped to advance the gem
eral market. There were some large
transactions in Southern Pacific, advance
ing it to 6714 and inducing purchases of
oLner stocks. The 500 stocks made gains
OF ~ each. Amalgamated Copper reeov-
cred to yesterdays close and Welded
again., and Metropolitan Street Railway
was also under pressure. Texas & Pacific
Kansas & Texas preferred, st. Louis
southwestern preferred, st, Joseph &,
Grand Island first preferred. Geaf Norm
ern preferred. Wheeling & Lake Erie
nrst preferred, Lackawanna and Amer
lcan Agriculture rose from to ~. Dia-
mona Match jumped points TO l38
Many stocks seldom active were bI5
Up strongly, aTord1ng chance for profit
taxing in the leaders. OF the latter Sugar
was me most affected and yielded l5s,
ana the Southwesterns were easier To
ward noon there was some improvement
IN the active stocks under the leadershjD
OF the Rgadlng, which were heavily
~ 11tss gn! Inc notable advances included
re points In Consolidated Coal IF MarV-
Iand, 3! IN American Snuff, 1M in the nrel
derfed in Lackwanna and from i ~
q . IA DelHWare q Hudson, Ontario. & West
-; Ae.S x dCiHc, Land Trust Gem
era1 Electric, International Paper Wis
Gopsln Central preferred and Wheeling q,
Lake Erie second preferred. A drOp to
pefoW " in Amalgamated Copper rnserS
tIed the market before - : I
Inc decline in Amalgamated Conner
reached -1A and carried Sugar and Mot
Topontan Street Railway to the lowest
/ 500 reached almost 2 points Glucose
IesC nearly z. A rise of a point in CShi
cago d Alton and Rock Island had very
little erect on the market There was no
aPpfeclable change in the prices of the
prominent stocks, and the market was
almost Stagnant. Some of the minor
stocks huctuated a point or two either
Way. For instance, United States Express
lost and Distlling preferred, Union Bag
preferred Iowa Central preferred. Des
Molnes q Fort Dodge and Toledo, St.
LOUIS q w estefn preferred lost l, and
Glucose gained a point
sIhere was a general downward drift nj
prices, Which made marked inroads upon
former gains and carried Amalgau ated
copper rs under last night There was
losses OF 1411A established for Sugar. Pa
cine Mail, Metropolitan Street RAILWAY.
consolidated aGs, Missouri Pacific. Twin
S1ty Rapid Transit preferred and Lake
Erle q Western preferred Lackawanne
reacted 2. Wheeling & Lake Erie first
preferred rose 2Ss, Chicago, Fundamentals
g LOUISVILLE "a, and there was some
covering OF shorts In the general list.
Inc closing was moderately active and
Irregular. ''-Ao-
Bonds were firm.
Stocks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-19
CHICAGO CHANGE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-There was slight
ly better tone to wheat at the opening
today. May started unchanged to bc up
on comparatively firm Liverpool cables.
There was talk abroad of grain duties
and cold weather, which taken with a
somewhat better Seaboard demand and
some improvement in the cash situation.
htlped matters. Commission houses
bought early, but, all told, the opening
market was quiet and only about steady
Locals did the selling. There were still
few bear1sh factors such as good
weather and increasing receipts, but
prices held at their opening marks dur
ing the first hour. Local receipts were
forty-six cars, two of of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 393 cars,
making total for the three points of
49, against 240 last week and ALB a year
ago.
May took a little uupturn on a marked
decrease in the worlds visible supply
and touched 7S15c. Later with the corn
slump and on the dull nature of the mar
ket. there was a. setback to 78c. May
closed steady and shade up, at 7S14@
Close-February, 757sc; May, IS @78asc;
July, 1880: September, TIC. Cash, No.
2. red. 8412qS51zc; No. 3 red S214@84e! No.
2 hard winter, 761z@7812c; No 8 hard
77<@79c; No northern spring, 1870
TIC; No. 8 spring, 7215@751zc.
Corn carried over its bearish feeling
OF yesterday and was pushed downward
little more by lower cables. There
was considerable for sale early, and the
market took on an easy tone, though
there was no decided pressure Offerings
from west Of the river were reported bet
ter, and there was some marked selling
at st. Louis though that market was not
particularly weak. May opened 4c to 7sc
lower at 615sc to 61Ac. and sold off to
6Iss@6l*c. Some covering helped it back
later to size, where it steadied. Re
ceipts were 10S cars.
May broke on selling and an expected
freer country movement and sold at Gle.
The close was weak, May 74@58c lower, at
61A @61ssc.
Close-February. SOC; May, 61A@61ssc;
July. size: September, 6O14c; cash No. 8,
5SA @59Ac.
Traders in oats earlyl waited to see
what turn the market would take. The
opening was easier with corn, but yes
terday's strength was fairly well held.
There was no pressure either to sell or
to buy. May opened 1sc lower at 4334e
to 1870, sold to 44c, and eased again to
437kc. Receipts were 1873 cars.
Discretionary, 427sc; May, 43Ac; July
3eAc; September 315sc; cash No. 2, 1870
44c; No. 8, 43Q4312c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
trTi- 1 r ICtI--
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-19
OUTSIDE CATTLE MARKETS.

South Omaha, Neb.LCattle- Receipts.
$500 head; 5@1Oc lower; beef steers. $44
8: 90: Texans, So. 5004 co. cows and heifers.
5000; Gamers. 81. 7502 IS; stockers and
feeders, $4,000. so. Hogs-Receipts. Il, 900
mead; strong to Sc higher; heavy, SIS. S50
so; mixed. 5.75@5. IS; pigs, $4.25@5. %.
Sheep-Receipts. $500 head; strongy closed
lower; sheep, 1906; lambs, So 5O06. So
Kansas City, -Cattle-Receipts
5000 head; 5q16e higher; beef steers. $50
$50; Texans, "a. 25@5 .65; cows and heif-
ers, $500. %; stockers and feeders, Sc. son
400: Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head: strong
70 &c 30 higher; heavy, Sc. 2006. 80; packers.
$6g6 3d.; medium, $6@6.2O; yorKers, 5.S0@
6.0S; pigs, 81: 70@5, 10. sheep-Receipts
S,5GO head; active and 10c higher: sheen
4:50Fq5. 90; lambs, S.. 25@6. 30
ot. MISUNDERSTANDING, $500 head
STEADY; beef steers. 50. Coos. IS; Texans
So.Z5QS. 80; stockers and feeders, So. 60G4. e. :
COWS and heifers, $204. IS. Hogs@Re,
celPts, 500 head; steady; pigs, IS. 1908 *.
packers, 50 .S5@6; butchers, $6d6 80. Sheen
CCRecelpts, 1,200 head; steady: sheen 81 y
Q5;25; lambs, $5Q6.75 ee' T7'-0
SIOUX city, 1oWa-Catt1e-Recei 700.
marker market steady; beeves, s.. 5005. Sc: cows
pulls and mixed, $1.5OG4. so; stockers anG
ffee g1 81. 5000. %; yearlings and caves V
% g5cRe. Hogs-R eceipts, 5000; Steady at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-19

DULUTH, Mimi. Feb -Wheat-May
was fairly active today 1t opened 1sc up
at 1910, sold to TIC and declined to 761bc.
Toward the close it improved a trif1e and
day.
Flax for May sold up nc to s1.74A. 1t
top.
Receipts-Wheat, 1870 cars; oats, 8 cars:
barley, cars; total, 223 cars. Shipments
Flax, 3,177 bu.
Close: Wheat-No. 1 hard, cash. 77sc;
No. l northern, cash and to arrive 74$zc
May 76Ac; July, 775sc; No. northern,
72Ac; No. Q northern, 7214c; No. s, 7OAc;
Manitoba, cash, 73c: May, 75c; No. q zoe
Flax-Cash and to arrive, Sill; May
slim. Corn, 6O1hc. Rye, 55c. Barley, Is
q5Sc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-19
n. HOLBERT & SON,
Bankers ana Brokers
34l Robert St. ST. Paul.
May, 61Ac.
WheatnaPuts, 78c; calls. 7S1zc.

May, 61Ac.
Wheat-.Puts, 7Sc; calls, 7s1kc.
Corn-Puts, 6O7sc calls 615sc.
Toledo, Ohfo-Wheat dull hut firm. ash
STAG; May, 861ac; July, 81asc Corn active
and lower; February 6015c; May, 624c;
July. 62Ac. Oats-May, 441zc; July, 3S1kc.
Glover Seed-February, $5.621s; March,
st. Louis.-Wlheat lower; No. 2, red cash,
z hard, 77@SOc. Corn lower; No. 3 cash,
Gle; May, 617s962c; July. 611s@624c Oats
lower; No. cash, 445sc; May, 445sG44s4c;
No. 2 white, 4Sc.
Liverpool No. northern
spring firm at 6s I'd; No. 2 red Western
winter steady at IS 1115d; No | California
firm at IS Adj; futures quiet; March, IS
Esd; May, Is 2Ad. Corn-Spot quiet;
American mixed, new, 5s Id; American
mixed, old, SIS Sd; futures steady but nom
lnal; March, 5s 11sd; May, 5s I'D.
Wheat Movement.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
markets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-19

Comparative Receipts
Total for today (estimated) SIS
- WEEK ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i, LIS
Quotations: Fancy butcher steers BY ssS5
a6lo; prime. $5@54O; good to choice
A4OQ4S0; common to fair, $964.75;
prime, $3.7594.15; good to choice. $3.I5@
$40; common to fair, 81. S0Q3.1O; Gamers
and cutters, $1.5O@2.75; good to choice
butcher bulls. $2.75Qs.75; common and
bologna bulls, $2Q2.70; good to choice
Veals, $5.25Q6.25 common to fair s465:
good to choice feeding steers. $3.5O64 Is;
common to fair, $2.5093.4O; good to choice
stock steers, $3G360; common to fair,
$25oq290; good to fair, $2.50@2.70; good to
choice stock cows and heifers s. $50
8; common to fair, $2.25026 5; stock and
feeding bulls, $2292.75; good to choice
mich cows and springers, 5000; com
mon to fair, $25030
Butcher cattle of all kinds steady and
active, But very little good quality stuff
on sale. The stocker and feeder trade
is slow. But very few outside buyers are
on the market, and even the best grades
did not move readily, while there was
absolutely no demand for the common
and tail-eid stuff. Mich cows steady.
Representative Sales:
Good to Choice Butcher Steers