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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-09
Bloch Go-Carts, SO.5Ol
(Basenent)

(BaSemenO
Half the lot told of yesterday are
gone.
Regular prices are SI3. SO to
SIT. 50.
Now 50. 50.
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August Furniture Sale
Library Furniture To-Day
Third floor
The furniture tells its own story best.
Third floor

The furniture tells its story best.
All we do is to print few descriptions day by
day. tell briefly how the furniture comes here so
cheap in August-khc real selling bo7vey is tile 1zua-
tire itself
And the you Of other furniture the
better you II like
The r0uches from the maker parlor suites
we know the springs and stufing right
The char, and iab:cs come from the best cabinet
makers in the country
But all the furniture in the Sale-and our entire
stock is in t-comes from regular makers.
That makes it an occasion worth coming to-
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Candy

IMAM Aisle anu oaSelnent)
Yesterday we packed fresh
candy into boxes, so that
people can get it quickly.
Chocolate cream minis in long boxes
soc box-halt pound.
Fruit drops-'ime, lemon. orange, violet,
pineapple, etc, quarter pound boxes. Ioc.
Stick candy-baby- pound, zoe.
P aited mint creamy and cool. I5c box.
Walnut pillows and peanut crisp, CSC {
pound.
And 70hte eandtes, csc. Pine,
apple and raspberry cream puffs,
crushed fruit center, white cream
wrapper.
Crisp mint sticks - can't make
enough; vanilla cream sticks and
vanilla star wafers-all by the pound,
25c.
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SOlemne meeting
en- Ponce.
NumerOSa cOncurrenCia acu.
dt6 q eScuchar Ia palabra de-
los OradOreS.

Ponce Octubre Is. Anoche tuvo
lugar en- el local del D4rectorio L.
quierdista nm solemne meeting al
que acudi6 numerosa eoncurren.
cia.
Considerable ndmero de electo.
res Distinguishes parsonalidades
de ID politics, asistieron deseosos de
escuehar les discursos. I'll
ri Sr. Federico Degetau, candi.
dsto para el cargo de comisionsdc
On Washington asisti6 IL m bien, sien.
do ell lee01er de IL noche y recibien-
do atenta hospitalidad toda vez que
In reunion f49 dispuesta para escu-
char sus discursos en- los salones de
aquel comit6.
Hablaron los sef1ores Degetau, ),
Libertad Torres, Sepulveda. Rivera
Vidsl y otros varios sefiores. To los
recibieron sAlvas de aplausos.
Eatre los e'zquierdiBtass de esta
ciudad reina gran entusiasmo fan.
dado en- la considerable masA de
electores que forma aquel partido. ;
Dsspues del <meetings sludido
hubo una Manifestation I 4 blica con
la que di6 t6rmino eli <meetipg.
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No eS prudente
aCerCarSe.


El vapor sNewington., que re-.
paraba - lfpea cAblegrkfica entire
Saint Thomks y San Vicente, sncon
tr6 uno de los hilos 6 listanciA de
cuatro millas y media del <Soufri6.
re; y no bien habfA concluido de
atarlo en- una boya, cuando Gin que
precediera el menor sfntoma, se pro
dujo una violenta erupci6a dol vol
can, que oblig6 81 vapor khair en-
medic De espesas nuhes de hume,
logrAndo apenas ess a2arse & costa
de grAndes difcultades; todo 10 cusl
hAce YER 10 NADIA prudente que se,fs
continuar las repara clones en- aqual
punto, tanto mas cuanto que los ID.
nos sufridos por el cable son bastAn
to serios
Eli Newington ir& & S sint Tho
mAs donde tomal q los elementos ne
cesarios para proceder & il rapara-
ci6n de 10 aecci6n comprendida entire
Santa Lucia y G.anadA.
Tambi@n De habla de hAbarse
observado desde SAINTS Lucia, el do.
mingo en- IL noche, una violenta
erupei6n del mismo voleAn.
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SuCeSOS en- Aguadilla.
La sef1ora viuda de Mo-
linero es herlda por una
bala.

AguAdillA O .tubre Is La mott.
cia de que 10 sonora viuda de Moli-
nero hAbfA sido heridA durante los
distur bios de Anoche, Cause en- estA
poblaci6n Aisgusto y pesar.
Kall&base 10 joven seflorA en- su
casa cuando lego & sus oidos el 90.
I'll 6 oito de las detonAciones y los
consequences rumores que prove
MAN del desorden p1 olico ocuI rldo
CON motive del tiroteo de que este
pueblo fee anoche escena. Alarma.
do dicha sefiora y temerosa por los
individuos dc 90 fAmilia que estAban
Ausentes, sali6 & In acera y allf 10 al.
canz6 una bAla que atrAvesando las
ropAs IL hiri6 en- una pierna La
herida sfortunadamente no reviste
grAvedAd.
La consternAci6n fac grande en-
esta poblaci6n habiendo resultado
de ID lucha varios heridos, uno de
los cuales Sc dice que estA moribun.
do.
Sc 90 9ura que Ademks de las
prisionesehechAs aquf, Be han hecho
OtrAs Ell Moca, sin que haya renaci'
do 10 trAnquilidad en- los fAmilias te'
merosas de nuevcs cofictos.
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Ell PreSiidente
Roosevelt.
FElIOlTAOIONES.
Renaoe la tranquiIidad.

New York Otbre. Is IL A. M.
FL Presidente Rooselvet ha re-
cibido muchas felicitaciones por su
eficaz intervention en- la huelga de
los mineros de carbon. En- toaa la
Rep1blica ha renacido la tranquil
dad, y especialmente en- ell Estado
de Pennsylvania los obreros han
vuelto a. sus habituales tareas pre-
dominando On ell pals absolute paz.
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La Venta
de las Antillas danesas.
INESPERADA 'OPOSICION.

New York Otbre. l6 ii A M.
En- ell Parlamento danes Sc ha
hecho una ruda oposici6n a la ven
ia de las Antillas danesas q los
Estados Unidos. Esto ha causado
en- el Parlamento alguna sensacion,
por 10 inesperado, pues crefase que
en- esta question estaba aquel alto
cuerpo de perfec!o y unanime acuer-
do.
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DON FRANCISCO GAMBIA yUR.
DAZ, Secretsrio por su.litu eion
regiamentA il del Tribunal de
Distrito d Areti ioo.
Csrtifico: que &esctito pfesenta.
do por Ell Letrado d. Faiix SAntori
& nombre de los Sres. G.. LEdssma y
Ca, en- el procedimiento eiecutivo
que sigoen contra D. vi i;ente Agui,
rre Federico en- cobro de ere Tito
hipotecario, solicits 10 In aijudlea.
ci6n del &C IL mi 10 que el Sr Agui.
RE tiene g j ~ finca & stiva situs da
en- / Is t6rminos mBnicipkles de A 20
bo, HAtillo y UtuAdo, bArrios res
peetivos de 10 Esperarzs, Ayhcrito
Caguans, comp1estA mas 8 menos
de dos mil Dovecie1 tss t-eiut& Guar.
das sesenta y cinco t6 limos d Q otrs,
por el impo1 Go de la rec;Amacioo rs
cendente 6 mil ochenta cinco dol
Lara set snt ia dos csntavos, se pro
vsy6 por ei Teibunsl 10 signiente.
"Arecibo, 0 ;tnbre once de mil move
cientos dos. Por presentado g a..
terror escrito, y 6 los sfsct,. rel
art 1.6O4 de IL Lay de e jai.iami n
tl Civl, htg sse saber nj d a 1nr D n
Vicente Agalrre Ell precio eftecido
por ei ejecutsnts, para que dentro
de nueve dias liore In Fl dca psgando
al acreedor 8 presentando postor
que mejore ID postura, con suspAn'
si6a de IL apr0bat is del rsmate.''
Y para ID notificAc6 ! del deudor
D. Vicente Aguirre y Fed rico coy1
aetual domici.io se ignors, expiio 10
presente para "a insercion ca un pc
,todico diArio. Arecibo, 0 :tnbre c !.
torce de 1902
Francisco GandIa
Saerekhriu p g.
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Estados Unidos.
Huelga terminada.
MINEROS VUELVEN Al TRABAJO

New York Otbre. 16 IL A. M.
La huelga de los mineros de
carbon de los Estados Unidos ha
terminado. Los obreros han vuelto
al trabajo. Reina en- la Rep1blica
gran aloorozo por este resultado,
pues cada dia aumentaba la excita-
cion publica consec encia de las
anteriores infructuosas gestiones del
gobierno para resolver este cont1ic-
to
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Ban0belab.

Esta noche dar& su & TINA re-.
presentation el aplaudidfsimo hipno'
tizsdor Bsnobslab. Nuevos experi
mentos preparara 6sts, y sl pdblico
tendrk OCCASION de passr una sgrsds
bilfsima ve'ada, coneeidas 10 amabi.
lidad y justa~ fAms de Banobelab.
AL teatro, los que deseen diver
tirse en- grAndel
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Los beers salen
de Paris.
OARINOSA DESPEDIDA.

New York Otbre. l6 IL A. M.
Los generates beers, que fue-
ron cordial y entusiastamente reci-
bidos en- Paris. han sa,ido de esta
capital con direction q .erlin. El
pueblo parisiense les hizo una ca
ri1osa despedida.
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DON SALVADOR FULLADOSA y
MIR Presidente del Tribsnai de
DISTRITO de Humacao.

l.
Hsgo saber: que por providen-
tiA de II del corriente dix t de- en- 81
procedimiento e1ecr two que siguan
los Sres. Fritze Luudt y GA, Mr.. T.
D Fl Luce y el Banco E.pAnol de
Pto-Ri % coatrA don Inda'eci Lo-
PEE Con ez en- cohro de ur Gre tito
hipotecario, se manda aacar 6 dbll,
CO subasta por i6rmino de 20 dias y
pYecto de cuArenta mil dollars en- que
hA sido valOrads, la fnca siguiente:
Ri III ., radicada en- e. barrio de
CAndelero absj del termino muri.i
bra de Co mas dulces y elaboraci6a de
szdcar, nombra3a eAustraiia., COM
puests de 474 cuerdas 78 c9utimos
de otra, de terreno llano, sobre lie.
no y alto, equivs'entes 4 1856 hectA
reas, 81 4reas y 68 cent;arsap, conts-
niendo dos casss serreras de made.
ras cubiertas con las de bArro des-
ii 1adas & vivienda: otrA casa de mann
poste1fs, t srrera, rubierta de hierro
gslvariz ado, de- tinads 6 Almacen de
t ut "a COZ una chimenea Al costado
Caste contruida con ladrillos: otra
casa cubic; ts con hi srro gslvanizado
destinads & trapiche, hoy mAquina
-is de vapor. OtrAs es cAsas pc.
quefiss terrerAs de MADEIRA, dos ca
biertss de hierro gslvapizado y 10 o.
ira de psia - ranchones cubiertos
de hierro galvanizado; y colinda el
tot II de estA hncA por el Norta con
terreL de lA Sucn. de don Antonio
Santory Bsnvenuty. con ctros de Pc
trona Lsf, CON ctros de Jos6 Rohle.
do, de Andres Oft'z, de DomfhRo
Diaz y de Inocencio Guzmap; por
el Sur con tsrrenos de Ia Sucn. de
Pedro Regslado Lopez, de Juan Laf
de Abad Rob.edo: de Abad Gomez Y
con IL hacienda Baenavista de Lati'
mer y Ca. y DOR el Este CON 10 citA.
do hacienda B1enavista, CON terre'
NOS de IL sucn. de Pedro Regalado
Lopez y CON otros de 10 sucn. de A1'
tor 10 Santory y por el Oeste CON te .
rrenos de Dolores B orque.
Esta finca 10 Adquiri6 don Iuda'
lecio Lopez Gomez por comprA 6 D.
MAtias Gros en- escritura otorga 10 ell
z de Jaiio de 1892 ante ell Notario
doa Marcelino e ,tevanez, hAbiendo
sido Dgrupada seg6n otra escritusa
70 81 de Agosto de 1900 otorg ada en-
Humacso ante el Notario don Anto.
MO de A drey, inscribi6E d ose en- ell
Registro de In Pfopiedsd co respon'
diente al folio 2i0 del tomo z de Hu
macao, inscri pci6n Ia de 10 finca no
818.
La subAsta se ceiebrarx anita es.
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TentatiVa de regiCidi0.

Por despachos de San. Peters.
burgo al sDMly Elk press. se sabe de
una tentativa para descarrilar ell
tren On que el Gear, regres >bs de
K ours X. Los rieles faercn quitAios
en- dos YfAs por las'cusles .. supo.
MA pasArfa el tren i'm mpesi.l; y ucque
es cisrto que hubo Ell descarrIlAmlen
to, Ell Gear sin embargo lego sano
y sAlvo q la capital
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Venezuela.
Noticias contradictorias.
Ell REsULTADo DEL OOMBATE.

New York Otbre Is 5 P. NJ
Las noticias acerca del resulta-
do del saDgriento conbate habido
1ltimamente entire las tropas de
Castro y los revolucionarios, son
contradictorias. De una parte atri-
b1yese la victoria a Castro, y de
otra q los revolucionarios.
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Esperase combate
decisive.
VARIAs PROCLAMAS.
Salvo oonducto.

New York Otbre. Is 5 P. M.
En- Caracas esp6rase que pronto
tonga lugar un combate decisive.
Castro ha publicado varias procla-
mas y algunas personals sin signi-
fcaci6n, procedentes del campo re-
volucionario, han obtenido xsalvo-
conductO.>
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('andill los
sur africanos
sALEN DE PARIS DIsGUsTADos.
Para Berlin.
sur -afrlcarlos
Para Berlin.

New York Otbre. is II A. II.
.a1an salido para Ii Capital fde
Alemania los cauaillos sur africanos
Botka, Dew ett y Delarey. Van muy
disgustados con motivo de las noti-
-cias que do Berlin tienen acerca de.
su vista Official al Kaiser.
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tlBIEaRlNls
sERVICI0 ESPEOIAL
DE
4" LA CORRESPONDENCE.
-
DIREoTo DE NETWORK.
Estado de salud
del Senador Hanna.
MHInRANnn
Estado de salud
MEJORANDO.

New York Otbre. Is P. M.
Ell Senador Hanna Sc halla me-
jor de Ia enfermedaa que viene pa
deciendo. Aquella no ofrece va cui-
dados extremes y los m6dicOs ase-
guran one dentro de a'gunos dias
habra recobrado su salud.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dico & e2-40 quintal.
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En- ests imprents se vende pa
pei Do psri6dico & s2.4o quinsaL
MGs
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Estados Unidos
Colombia.
TRANsPORTE
De tropas + or ferrooarril.

New York Otbre. Is 5 P. M.
Los Estados Unidos permiten ell
transporte de tropas colon bianas d
trav6s del ltsmo pcr ferrocarril.
Han salido tropas del gobierno para
combatir los revolucionarios
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Papel de periodicos viejos 4
$40 quinsaI q 60 centavos arro-
ba on sLa Correspond dencia,1
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OUTSIDE CATTLE MARKETS.

Sioux City, Iowa-CattIe-Rec 4,G00
head; market steady on best beeves. $40
SIS; cows, bulls and mixed, 500. So
stockers and feeders, 1904 "a; yearlings
and calves, $4,000. 10. Hogs-Receipts,
1900 head; weak to sc lower, selling S.. 80
Gl505 bulk, $685. 80. Sheep-Receipts,
A,0G0 head; steady
South Omaha-Cattle-Re 300
head; steady to easier; beef steers, SAG
6.7S; Texans, $8.e0@4. 80; cows and heif-
ers, $2d4.S5 Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head;
5000 steady; others lower; heavy, Sc. ESQ
6.35; mixed, 5.9006.05; pigs, 81. sos. 60.
Sheep-Receipts, 4,800 head; steady;
sheep, 81. 1905 10; lambs, 81 500. 80.
Kansas City. Receipts,
5000; steady; beef steers, 81. S5Q6 so; Tex
ans, 81. 25@5.25; cows and heifers, 81. SOP
5.25; stockers and feeders, So. 25G4. s..
Hogs-RecaiDts, 5000; steady; heavy, Sc. 90
Of 40; packers, $6G6. 80; medium, S.. 600
6.35; workers, S.. 2566; pigs, $4.75G5. 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; strong; sheep, SAG
4.S0, lambs, S.. 50G6.
st. LOuiS-Cattle-Rece $500; steady
to strong; beef steers, s.. 65@6.50 Texans,
$3Q5 90; stockers and feeders, 81. 1904 50;
cows and heifers, $265. %. Hogs-Receipts,
4.5GC; steady to easier; pigs. $500 80;
packers. S5.75G5. IS; butchers, $606. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; strong; sheep, So. 20
Q4.75; lambs, 10000.
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Miscellaneous
Market Quotations
New York Grain and Provisions.

Flour-Receipts, 2O,566 .bbls; exports.
II ,919 bbls; moderately active and a shade
higher on some grades; winter straights,
$365Q3.S5; winter extras, 5000; winter
Cornmeal firm. Rye frner; No. 2 West
ern, 6S&zc f. o. b. afioat; state rye, $40
CSC c. l. f. New York, CARROTS. Barley
dull
Wheat-Receipts, 60,650 bu; exports. 49,
857 bu; firmer; No. 2 red, $3.50 f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 red, 801sc elevator; No. 1
northern, Duluth, S61Sc f. o. b. af1oat;
No. hard, Manitoba, SS1sc f. o. b.
afoat. A strong undertone prevailed in
wheat circles most Of the session on
light speculative offerings, strength In
coarse grains. small worlds shipments,
foreign buying. less favorable crop re-
ports and general covering. The close
was firm. at 1565sc net advance; March,
a a-16gs47sc, closing. at $3.50; May,
$50 QS41sc, closing at $3.50.
Corn-Receipts, q 900 bu; exports, 5,20U
bu; spot firm; No. 2. CSC elevator and 691zc
{. 0. b. afioat. Influenced by higher ca
bles, increased feeding demand, due to
cold weather, a strong Southwest mar
ket and light receipts. Corn was also
strong all day. closing 1H011c net high
677kQ68 1-16c. closed at 6Sssc
Oats-Receipts, z. 500 b4I; exports, s., S65
blu; spot f1rmer; No. q 1910; No. 8, Acc;
No. white. sic; No S1White. SOC: track
mixed Western, 49Q5oc :otrack white, $50
soc. A demand from shorts and light re-
ceipts advanced oats rshErp1y today.
Coffee-Spot Rio Qlfiets No. invoice,
SIC; mild quiet; Cordova, 8012c. Sugar
Raw steady; fair refining, 8 3-16c; CEN
trifugal, 96 test, 11-16c;EmolaSses sugar,
15-16c; refined steady
Butter-Receipts, s,FsS pkgs; frmer;
state dairy, 141z624c; state creamery, 1S0
261zc; June creamery .T15il@H1sc; renowat-
ed. 1A020c; factory, 151k617c
Cheese-Receipts, Al pkgs; firm; state
full cream, small, early-made fancy coll
orded, 1114011&c; state full cream, large
white, 1114@1115c; large early-made color
ed and white. 1OAc.
Eggs-Receipts, 6276 pkgs; Irregular;
state and Pennsylvania, 28629c; Southern
at mark, Csc. Coffee nominal; No Rio
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

West Superior, W1s.-Wheat-Cash No.
1 hard, 777sc; No. northern, 741sc; No. 2
northern, 717sc; No. 3 spring. 699sc; to ar
rive. No. l hard, 7715e; No. I northern,
741sc; May, 1880; July, 775sc; Manitoba,
No. I northern, cash, 721zc; May, I43zc.
Oats, 4S1@c. Rye, 571ac. Barley, 49Q53c
Corn, 6215c. Flax-Cash. SLIP; to arrive
$1.7215; February, SLIP: May, $1.75
MilWaukee-Flour firm. Wheat higher;
close: No. I northern, 76@761kc; No. z
northern, 75Q751zo; May. 7S1kQ7S%c; puts,
7SAc: calls, 791Ac. Rye higher; No. I, SIC
Barley steady; No. 2, G4c; sample, 500
621kc. Oats higher; No. white, 46Q47c.
Corn--May, SIC; puts. 653sc; calls. 641ac
St Louis-C1ose: Wheat higher; No. ,
red cash, elevator, SIC; July, 7Ss4c; May,
&c; No. 2 hard, 799SOc. Corn higher; No.
cash, 63asc; May, 657sc; July, Soc. Oats
higher; No. 2 cash 46c; May. 461l a 63se;
July. 3S4c; No. 2 white. 48Ac.
Kansas City-C1ose. Wheat-May,
.6zc; July. 75ssc; cash No 2 hard, 751s
q7sc; No. red. SS1sc; No. 2 spring, 74iss
@751zc. Corn-May. 65lkc: September,
e3jkoi cash No. 2 mixed. 63163kc; No.
white, go. Oats-No. 2 white 462i647c
Toledo-Wheat-Dull higher; cash, 8Sc;
May. BIC; July, BIC. Corn-Dun, higher;
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2. Marsh. Princeton; F. Jones, Durand;
Langford; G. H. Chase, Willow Lake;
frey; Green & Co., Davenport; r. Ptfer.
Leonard; G. E. Osgood, Osgood; Rea
Bros, Billings; A. N Sherman, Living
ston; J. J. Hughes, Lake Crystal: S. II.
Pettis, St. Peter; A Il. Johnson, s. A.
Berg, New Richmond; c. F. Christensen,
Hanson & Co., Albert Lea; G. H. Rich
ards, Stewart; w. Stuart Hancock; F.
Gibbons, West Concord; Molen & Donald
son, Morristown; Carter & Courtney,
Chester. -E. L. Ogilvie.
Chicago Live Stock.
Cattle-Receipts, q, 900; Westerns, good
to choice, steady; other steers weak;
COWS active; good to prime steers. $500
TBS; poor to medium. $4Q6; stockers and
feeders, s2.25Q4.50; cows, $1.25@5. %; heif-
ers, 81. 50@5.5O; Gamers, $1.25q2. 80; bulls.
$2.50@4.60; calves, $250Q7; Texas fed
Hogs-Receipts today. 42,COO; tomorrow,
10000; left over, 5000; opened steady;
closed weak; mixed and butchers, $3.50
$50; good to choice heavy, Sc. 10000;
rough heavy, $59OQ6.2Q; light, $520Q6;
bulk of sales, $5.S506.25.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; sheep active and
stronger; lambs active and stronger;
good to choice wethers, $4.5O65; fair to
choice mixed, $3.750450; Western sheep
and yearlings. fed, S4.25G5.50; native
lambs, So. 50@615; Western lambs, $5Q6.15;
Official, Saturday: Receipts-Cattle,
279; hogs. 2O,023; sheep, 761. Shipments
Cattle, 675; hogs, 4,432; sheep, 300.
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minneapolis end Duluth s sGs S9 ms5se.,

held steady, weakening toward the close,
which was at $1.75. Stocks of grains:
Wheat-No. 1 hard 196,817 bu; No. /
northern, 3,O19.0S9 bu; No northern,
1851, asa bu; No. 3 spring, 4O4,S62 bu; no
grade, 2S2, 016 bu; rejected, 58,785 bu; spe-
c1al bin, 3,479202 bu; Western, 6192 bu:
af1oat, 510,74S bu; total, 10,91S,120 bu; in
crease during the week, 166. 80 blu. Coarse
grain: Corn, 220,6 bu, decrease e, 644
bu; oats, 1S0,118 Blu, increase AGA bu /:
rye. 454,037 bu, increase 1896 bu; fax,
l,6l9,6l8 bu, increase 81, 6S2 bu.
The Close: Wheat-Cash No. 1 hard,
77Bc; No. l northern, 741sc; NO 2 north
eern, 752sc; No. 8 spring, $3.50; to arrive.
NO. 1 hard, 771sc; No. l northern, 7418c
May, 767sc; july, 775sc; Manitoba, No. /
Northern cash, 72Ac; May 74%c Oats,
431zc. Rye, 571zc. Barley, 492lG58c
Corn, 627ac. Flax-Cash, 81 p; to arrive,
81. 7215; February, SIP; May, $1.75.
Cars Unprecedented 128, last year,
holiday; oats, 4; barley, 6; fax, 81 Re
ceipts-Wheat, 1858 bu; oats, 3,211 blu;
rye, COS bu; barley, 1914 bu; fax, 16,115
bu; oats, 1926 bu; fax, 8,137 bu.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The professional
element among the stock operators show
ed a rather hopeful spirit this morning,
and started with some confidence to buy
the tranScontinental railroad stocks. The
movement seemed to be based on an as
sumption that the supreme court would
hand down it's decision today in the
Northwestern Securities company case,
for within half an hour after the time
for the sitting of the court the mornings
gains in these stocks had been wiped
out.
The dealings in Southern Pacific were
especially large and gave evidence of
operations by a speculative pool. There
were very large dealings also in ST. Paul
and Union Pacific, but their gains were
entirely wiped out. Efforts were made
to revive the market by inaugurat1ng
a movement in the coalers. Lackawanna
Spurted Az, very little stock coming out.
Rumors were received that the stock
was to be doubled with valuable rights
to present holders. The dealings in
Analgamated copper were on an enor-
NOUS scale, the number of shares sold
being about the largest for a single day
in the history of the stock.
The favorable statement of net earn
ings for December was responsible for
strength in the Minneapolis, st. Paul &
Sault Ste. Marie stocks, the common
rising Us and the preferred ga, with
final reactions Of about a point. Weak
ness in Metropolitan was attributed to
IGpOI Is OL al early retirement IEOl1 DuSl-
1tess of one Of the company's large cap
italists. The large increase in loans by
the bank last week was the subject OF
much discussion without throwing much
light upon the uses for which the Dor
ruWed money was designed.
The fact that nearly $4,000, 900 of the in
crease, or half of the total, was made
by two Of the leading banks in the
clearing house, which are affiliated with
the financial power which originated
most of the great combinations last
year, encoura ged the supposition that
large syndicate operations and possibly
new projects are in hand.
Subscriptions to a number Of new rail-
road bond issues might also be respon-
sible. The money market continued easy,
notwithstanding the expectation that the
outward movement of gold is to be re-
newed In fact, the ease Of the money
market is the permissive factor IN the
export of gold.
Railroad bonds We're moderately &C
tie and irregular. Total sales, par
value, &.245 600. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call
stocks.
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Grain Inspection.

Other Grains-No. 4 corn, { cars; no
grade corn, cars: No. 8 oats, 2 cars; No.
4 northern oats, cars; No. rye, car;
No. barley, z cars; NO. / fax, % cars;
rejected fax, 4 cars.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern, A
cars; No. 2 northern, so cars; No. 8, "a
cars rejected, cars; no grade, Is cars;
winter wheat, 10 cars; No. corn, 2 cars;
No. 4 corn, 10 cars; No. 8 oats, 8 cars; No.
barley, car: No. fax 20 cars: - rejected
flax, IL cars. ID
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EIgin Butter Mnrket.

ELGTN, H., Feb. s.-Butter made q
decided advance today on the Board Of
Trade; 4,500 pounds were offered. and
S1sc was bid for part, but sales were at
26c. The quotation committee announced
firm market at 261bc The sales of the
week aggregated COZ, $50 lbs