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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-13

GROCERY, corner, daily sales $40; bargain.
HOTEL, "a rooms: for rent furnished.
RESTAURANT, 5000. 3O4 Bank Commerce.
ELEVATOR; good line; clear $1,000 yearly.
PAN'rORIUM, $1,000 net yearly; best equipped
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LADY'S WHEEL, NEARLY NEW, PER-
feet order. cheap, or exchange for kodak. IS
18th at \.
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800 TAKES SMALL CONFECTIONERY
store rent So; better for $3.50; very good
location. Anderson, 326 Boston block.
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"a sNAP-MUsT BE SOLD BEFORE SEPT.
is, 1850 acres land at Mile Lacs lake; good
spring and boats land on place. Write or call
William McLarens Mtlaca, Minns
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3, ''' "' , ~'-'''f~ FEMALE - -.
Competent st stenographers furnished; no charge
typewriter Exchange, 237 Hennepin, Mpls.
DREssMAKER WOULD LIKE A FEW
more engagements in families by the day.
Call or address Nj. VS. $40 '7th st s.
A LADY WITH ONE LITTLE GIRL De.
sires situation as housekeeper. 1857. Jour-
nal. ~ - a.ss,.. .y.s.rt-I
NOTWITHSTANDING IN FAMILIES ON
summer dresses and shirt waists; cutting and
fitting. Address 7781. journal. @
POSITION. WANTED by NEWCOMER IN
private family for general housework; good
cook; willing to work. 1858, Journal.
DREsSMAKER, THOROUGHLY UP 70
date, will 20 out by the day for short time.
Dressmaker, 1928 Hawthorn av. city.
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WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAsT, 414 Sd ST
S-Horses. harness, wagons, buggies, rubber
tired runabouts and Stanhopes; new work ex-
changed for old; largest line in city. Tele-
phone 27o2 J3. Main. --
FROST & CO.'S SALE STABLES, HEAD
quarters for the sale Of all classes of horses.
large assortment always on hand. Part
time and guarantee given. IL I'd st N.
HORSES, HORSES LARGE AND WELL
celected stock Of chunks, draft and business
horses constantly on hand; also nicely edu-
Gated gentlemens roadsters. family norses.
western horses and nice saddle ponies. Visit
where. Every horse guaranteed as repre-
sented. Part time given If desired: Barrett
& Zimmerman, the northwest's largest horse
dealers, Midway, St. Paul. MINI.
FINE, SOUND, YOUNG FAMILY ROAD
ster; safe for any lady or child to drive; also
runabout and other equipment: side door, s2s
Hennepin av.
FIVE NEW WHEEL sCRAPERs, LESS
than wholesale price; two secondhand wide
tire and one one-horse wagons: one good
work horse cheap. oOS Plymouth ay.
FOR SALE-LADY'S GENTLE DRIVING
horse, two-seated surrey and one single top
buggy, at a bargain. Call at 1901 4th av S.
FOR SALFAONE 3-YBAR-OLD GELDING,
sired by Hamnut, record 2:25A; 2-year-old
dam by Volunteer; this is a very handsome
and promising colt, with lots of speed; must
soil on account of leaving city. Blooms sta
Bile, 22o I'd av N. Can be seen at 3 o'clock
SHETLAND PoNIEs-WILL SELL AT Low
prices to reduce herd. Now Is the time to
buy. NJ. R. Bracklin. Como Park. St. Paul.
HARNESS FOR ANYTHING IN THE HAIR
ness line; new and secondhand; call and get
our prices before you buy. NJ. Book, 1909
Sd st S.
FOR SALE-RUBBER-T TIRED RUNABOUT.
723 9th st. upstairs.
FOR SALE-PAIR MARES, 2,4O0 LBS. $125;
delivery horse and single harness, brass. $50;
harness =.
/ HAVE WORK HORSES AND DRIVERS.
also s nice ponies for saddle or harness. Call
and see US at 512 18th st s.
FOR sALB-HoRsE, BUGGY. HARNESS
and cutter, s100 takes the lot; part on time
II wanted. 2511 4th st N.
FOR sALE-ONE GOOD BUGGY, SO; ONE
folding bed SIS, cost $40; one bedroom set, SO;
one heating stove, So; one gasolene range, 80.
1924 Clinton av. >
FOR SALE-CHEAP, TWO-sEATED TRAP.
and rubber-tired runabout Also want to
buy good cheap driving horse. 2811 Nicol
let av.
i,076-POUND HORSE, 9 YEARS OLD; NO. 1
worker and free driver; can't hitch wrong; $25
If sold quick 4010 Chicago av.
FOR SALE-A YOUNG SOUND DRIVER;
lady can drive; rubber-tired trap and har-
ness; outfit $135; use for 1t. 1911 Laurel av.
FOUR GOOD HORSES, ITO YEARS OLD,
weight 1000 to 1900: will sell cheap II sold
quick 1916 4th st N.
HORSES, CARRIAGES-WANTED
uE DE ALWAYS READY TO BUY AND
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RoOM1NG HOUSE, partly furnished; price
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HORSES, CARRIAGES-FOR SALE

WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAST, Ala Sd ST
S-Horses. harness, wagons, buggies. rubber
tired runabouts and Stanhopes; new work ex-
changed for old; largest line in city. Tele-
phOne 27O2 IL Main.
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FOR SALE-S0 ACRES MINERAL LANDS
liable timber and good deposit of zinc ore
on same;- bargain If taken at once; price
$500. Address Thomas ]. Barbre, Aurora.
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xEVN,HVNS,HS.Ne-H S.N - y = - = = = ~ = - =
N,s0IGOOD FARM LANDS. RICHFIELD
township, miles south of town. L. P. G
r. B. Chute. 901 Central av. ~. -..
WANTHD-IMPROVND MINNESOTA FARM,
80-1e0 acres. within 10 miles good market,
preferably city; have customer IT property and
Land Co, e2oM Nicollet p, "a -. -.
FERTILE FARM LANDS IN THE GARDEN
spot of Minnesota. Rare opportunities for
settlers or investors. Odessa Land Co.,
Odessa, MINI. ....s -
A SNAP-BARNES COUNTY, n D.; 800
tivation; improvements s2,4oo. F. w. Heintz.
Elkton, s. D.
THE PARK REGION OF CENTRAL MINNIE
sofa is the garden spot for general farming,
and Stevens county contains the best land IN
mat farm .ae at the Prices write
to v. E. Bayless, Donnelly, MINI.
EIGHTY ACRES, MAPLE GROVE TOWN
ship, fIennepin county. finest and heaviest
land you ever n 1a beter farm
made to order. Price only $s5 an acre. Easy
terms. Kurtzman. Phoenix building.
RTCIILAMD COUNTY, NJ. D. -BL LDGANT
section farm: town one mile; fine buildings
land around it selling $50: owner needs mo-
ney; genuine bargain; SIS Per acre. Great
West Land Co., 620h Nicollet av.
WILL TRADE MY 7400-ACRE FARM IN
stock Of goods Nels oueyh. Candy MINI.
FOR sALE-FTNE COUNTRY HOME ON
Lake Minnetonka; large tract Of land; good
improvements; grand view and scenery; best
Of location and near station. For particulars
address 1887. journal -.
o,00o ACRES FTNE,sAGRIcULTUR LAND,
$3.50 per acre; must go, at once; also small m
tract, 160, and FARMS. 100 Lumber Ex-
change.
"A sNAP-MUsT BE SOLD BEFORE SEPT.
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}. A GREAT BARGAIN.
, If some one will buy 2615 18th av
> before Saturday next, they can get a
} nice, snug little home Of seven rooms,
, all in the best of repair, with storm
} sash and screens; lot, 96x156, nicely
, sodded and shaded; large barn. carriage
, shed and chicken house; good bricked
, cellar and we'll, for $1,000. For further
D information, apply to
, y.
. THORPE BROS,
o.
, ANnPI1S RTIIT DING.
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FARM LANDS

FARM LANDD =
(. CANADIAN LANDS. ::
!. 10000 acres good land, near railway, in !:
:. Manitoba, 50 per acre. 49,.
(. 10000 acres, Manitoba, all selected, ::
:. close to two lines railway and good set :;
Z. tlement, $525 per acre. :
(. 1900 acres, Indian Head district, at :;
!. $3.50 for the block. :
: 11,oo0 acres wheat lands, close to rail- !;
:. way, Langenberg district; for quick :;
!. sale, $780,
<. THE CANADIAN WEST LAND Co., :;
: Bank Of Hamilton Chamber, Winnipeg. ::
u
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HORSES. CARRIAGES-WANTEI


WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO BUY AND
pay cash for horses, buggies and harnesses.
Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market,
St. Paul, MINI.
WANTED, TWO GOOD DELIVERY HORSES,
weight about LOO. Call at The Pantorium,
925-7 Nicollet. .--
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L.. L. SUTHNRL4ANDtS LIST.
5S.,,.rE ACRES-BARGAIN. -...- ..
s5 0Oo-e0 acres, Plymouth township, near city
limits, So. acres cultivated. good build
ings; terms one-half cash; will ex-
change for good fat building.
s1OOO-Five acres. four blocks from end of
Nicollet av car line; this is very cheap;
call quick: owner leaving city.
See my list of North Dakota and western
Canada lands.
Fine modern houses on Blaisdell. Hennepin,
Portland, Oakland and Eiliot avenues,
cheap.
s25-Full lot on Grand av, next to improved
corner Of 32d at. .s-,
square dealing Is my motto.
I want good houses for sale or rent; also
cheap lots.
l.. T.. SUTHERLAND.
Real Estate, Loans, Rentals. Insurance,
30 as5, S12 Oneida building,
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SHETLAND PONIES-WILL SELL AT LOW
prices to reduce herd. Now is the time to
buy NJ R. Bracklin Como Park St. Paul.
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HARNESS FOR ANYTHING IN THE HAIR
ness line; new and secondhand; call and get
our prices before you buy. M. Book, 1909
IL
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Journal. -: - - - :
A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN WITH IA
years actual experience as bookkeeper, sales
man IL general merchandise; strictly sober
and Industrious; reliable: speaks German,
English, Scandinavian; AL references from
former as we'll as present employers; woul1
prefer Minnesota, Dakotas or Montana. Box
1853, Forest City. Iowa = -. - - - -.
SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG NAN.
Any kind of work. 7s47, Journal.
Al SALESMAN WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A
change Has seven years. experience. I'm
derstands buying Of f1annels,a domestic linen,
wash goods, bedding. Best Of references
1914 Journal. s.-~. -.- -. .-s-. . q III IL. i
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FOR SALE-SEVERAL FINE IMPROVED
farms in western Cass and eastern Barnes
counties, N. D. Might take in good income
city property, but prefer it in small towns.
J. A. Owens, 319 Jackson st, st. Paul, MINI.
GOOD FARM AND STOCK LAND FOR
sale trade for a stock of hardware. ADJ
dress lock box No. Is. Sandstone. MINI. -
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arn house. well situated in Southeast; excel-
lent condition. L. P. & F. B. Chute, So1
Cantra1 av .....-.. ..-.....
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FROST & CO.'S SALE STABLES, HEAD
quarters for the sale Of all classes Of horses.
A large assortment always on hand. Part
time and guarantee given. u I'd st N.
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FOR SAIIF|UNE 3 Y EAR-ULD GELDING,
sired by Hamnut, record 2:25A; 2-year-old
son Of Nutwood dam by Captain Lee, second
dam by Volunteer; this is a very handsome
and promising colt, with lots of speed; must
sell on account of leaving city. Blooms sta
Bile, 220 I'd av N. Can be seen at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon.
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EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, GOOD REPAIR, TO
exchange for stock of groceries. Business
Chances 326 Boston block.
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FOR SALE-GOOD PAYING FEED MILL
and woodward in connection; good reason for
selling. Address Erickson Bros, Clinton,
Mimi
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BUSINESS CHANCES


JUDICIoUs, SYSTEMATIC SPECULATION
In wheat is very profitable; $40 will margin
1000 bu ? cents; send for free books Facts and
born Grain Co., SIS Phoenix building, Mime
apolis Members Chamber OF Commerce.
FOR SALE-OR TRADE FOR LAND, BAK-
cry and restaurant in Pipestone Mimi, doing
$40 day; good reasons for selling. This is
positively money maker. Address George
Stedman. Heron Lake, Mnn.
FOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS THREE CHAIR
barber shop, doing fine business. Reason for
selling out, gong into other business. l.. A.
LaJoie, 6l21a Front street, Brainerd, MINI.
! AM ENLARGING MY BUSINESS AND
want reliable party with connection and
$1,000 to take half interest in land company.
] control 600 lots in beautiful suburb in VIM
nipeg, besides wild lands in Canadian west.
The company is formed and government char
ter secured Shares now selling rapidly. The
Manager, 80 Dagmar street, Winnipeg,
Canada.
and woodward in connection; good reason for
selling. Address Erickson Bros, Clinton,
MINI.
FOR sALE-WILL SELL AT At sAcRIFIGE3, SAC RII1Is E,
required. Doing $50 cash per day. Good
location. Address 77o5, Journal.
FOR sALE-LIVERY STOCK IN GOOD
thriving town. Inquire OF c. C. Hastings,
Cass Lake. Minn.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-A WEI.L EsTAB-
has for sale moderate part OF it's capital
stock, which has a guarantee Of not less than
per cent annual dividends; full information
and references to interested parties. 1900.
Journal.
IF YOU WISH no BUIIJD An UP-TOlDATE
Touring mill and wish a tirst-class miller with
satisfactory credentials to identify himself
with you, for particulars address 1853, Jour
nal
WANTED-TO BUY INTEREST IN CITY
real estate business want partner that
knows the city. 1885, Journal.
FOR SALE-CIGAR AND CANDY STORE,
near three schools; living rooms; cheap rent
110O 10th av n.
SNAP-s3. 900 CASH BUYS $1,000 NEW GEN
eral merchandise. and $1,000 interest In new
store building; come quick. Davis. S17 Phoe
nix building.
so TAKES SMALL CONFECTIONERY
store rent So; better one for $3.50; very goot
location. Anderson, 326 Boston block.
EIGET-ROOM HOUSE, GOOD REPAIR, TIC
exchange for stock of groceries. Business
Chances, 326 Boston block.
LADY'S WHEEL, NEARLY NEW, PER
feet order. cheap, or exchange for kodak. g.
18th at \.
s1,oOO-PARTY TO COMPLETE PATENT
which will! 'be used by the railroads OF the
earth; millions in it. 1858, Journal.
FOR sALE-A $4,000 STOCK OF NEW
store goods in business center OF good town
snap for cash: don't pass this UP. Ad
dress Mrs. Fred Clark, No. 10 n Minnesota
at, New Ulm. MINI.
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FOR SALE-ACREs; so ACRES, MILE AND
half from good town, 80 miles from Minneapo-
lis suitarIe for dairying or small fruit; tine
spring; small water power; SIS per acre. Cau
or write 23O1 Clinton av.
200 ACRES, MINNETONKA, 12 MILES MN
neapolis all cultivated, two spacious DWELL
inRs. two sets all describable buildings, $40
adjoining s1O0, for fruit culture. United
States Land, Andrus building. Minneapolis.
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FOR SALE CHEAP - IMPROVED BAN
acres, within city limits of .Shakopee Mimi;
s miles st. Paul; near to high school, seven
room house.. cistern, well, barn and wagon
don't miss this snap. Great West Land Co.,
620h Nico1let
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WANTED-A GOOD, COMPETENT GIRL
for housework; no washing; a nice place and
good wages; apply Immediately @64 Summit
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FOR SALE-WILL SELL AT SACRIFICE,
this week. my business. Only few hundred
required. Doing $50 cash per day. Good
location Address 7705, Journal
FOR SALE-LIVERY STOCK IN GOOD
thriving town. Inquire OF c. C. Hastings,
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TO BUY OR SELL NICE NEW OR SLIGHT
ly used furniture, rugs, carpets, stoves, plan
os, bric-a-bras, antiques, etc.. go to the old
private sales daily. Special attention given
to sales at auction at private residences. Tel
eDhone Main 992
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. ''AT THEIR WITS END,'' THAT is
. . where people are who have no savings
Q Q bank account. The Savings Bank of
Minneapolis, Adam Hannah, treasurer, 107
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WANTED - DINING-ROOM GIRLS AND
night cooks at Eureka Restaurant. IS Wash
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Dk.- BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST.
Diseases Of women. Office, 407 Nicollet. Tel
ephone NJ 65a-J2. Office hours. l p. m. to
D. m. Consultation free.
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DRESSMAKRRS, SEWING GIRLS AND
seamstresses-You can earn from Sc to s.. a
week and get steady work the year round at
these wages making wrappers, petticoats,
muslin underwear and shirt waists, at Ster-
ling Mfg. Co., corner 5th ay N and Sd st,
second floor. --.5
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GOOD BRIGHT GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
light housework and sewing. 80 18th st N,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Feb. 19.-The principal
activity in today's stock market was
concentrated IN the final hour, when
Union Pacific and St Paul. after living
quiescent all day. were suddenly pressed
up about point over last night At
the same time there was an urgent de-
mand developed for Tennessee coal, the
reason fro which was not explained, but
which carried the price g.. over last
night. These movements coming on top
OF desultory advances in a number Of
stocks not usually prominent induced a
hardening tendency al around and dis
posed the shorts 20 cover The earlier
strong points maintained suffered from
realizing, so that the closing was irrag-
ular but active. The speculative activity
was confined 70 the high priced indus
trials and the stocks OF small railroad
systems Up 70 that time
The movement il sugar and Analaga-
mated Copper was very erratic and after
traversing z vide range they closed the
day with net gains Of only a fraction.
The dealings in the United States Steel
stocks were very large and buying by
brokers usually used by syndicate inter-
ests were on a large scale. but the spec
ulative public refrained from following
this initiative, which was supposed to
be based upon the tentative proposition
70 convert the preferred stock into a
per cent bond. The movement in the
stocks was very narrow.
There is a continued good demand for
bonds Of various grades, but the move
ment Of prices continues irregular, ow-
ing TO occasional proht-sAking- The gen.
eral tendency, however. was firm. Total
sales, par value, $685.. 0c0.
United States refunding rs advanced
i per cent on the last cali
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20

SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The hog market IS & tame affair every
where, but II Is as good here compare
lively as anywhere else. The sellers
probably get as much net cash for their
hogs here as they could realize in an
other market
The whole working force at Dold's was
laid of yesterday on account OF the
storm. and Fred D0ld sat in his Office and
looked out 81 the snow storm. Another
week Of good weather and the brick work
VIII be done on the big cooler.
g. o. Houkins. Of Burton, J. y. Deist.
nj Crystal Springs; ". j. Poppelweil, OF
Rome. Dunaway K Gregory, Of TOnkawa.
Steiner & Blair. Of Lyons; c. Z. Blake. OF
Haven. and r. r. Davis. OF Goddard.
are the shippers who furnished the hogs
for the market yesterday
Nobody wanted TO ship in feeders and
stOckers for sale yesterday in the snow
storm. People buy this class OF stock
when they begin TO feel Ike spring is
sp~iag might have gone into the hole
with the ground hog.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
uVt STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Light and
Market Closed Steady.
TOPS BROUGHT $500
Cattle Trade Was Spoiled by
Snow Stern.

The supply Of hogs OF the market yes
terday was very limited and the storm
shut Of the receipts Of cattle altogether
There was absolutely no business in the
cattle section. The snow storm kept the
farmers at home. ard there were 10
wagon deliveries OF hogs 4 portion Of
the days sales were hold-overs from the
previous day. and the few car loads re
ceived yesterday came in on the late
trains. after the market had closed The
market opened strong 70 cents higher,
but the close seemed TO be about steady,
with the advance mostly lost. There
we're some fairly good mixed packers
among the offerings and the top price
was 800. The buyers took hold early,
but they were not evidestly over anxious
for hogs unless they were bought at what
they considered a fair value L takes
pretty good hogs now 70 bring six dol
lars. and that figure cannot be reached
ny hogs even making q good average n
weight. when the aveTa &c is made with
gery heavy and light hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
TO TEST LEGALITY OF MERGER
Bill viii &c Filed BY United States
in Northcrn Railroad Case.


Washington. Feb f9-WIthIn a very
short time a biil VIII be filed By ;he Uni
ted States 20 test the legality OF the meg
ger OF the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern railway systems through the
instrum enalitv Of the Northwestern Sc
eurites company.
In speaking n the matter today Attor
ney General Knox said
Some time aEo the president was -
quested an opinion as 20 the legality q
This matter Of the merger. and f. vas
recently given. 10 the erect that Fl my
judgment il violates the provisions Of :hs
Sherman act. vhereupon he de-
cided that suitable action should Be "a
ken 20 have the question suitably deter
mined a hiu in equity Is row Ia course
Of preparation. which viii ask that the
merger effected through the exchanges q
shares Of the Northern Securities comps
~ FOR shares o. the two railroad con-
panies Dc dissolved and such sharss or
dered re-exchanged. 10 restore the srecxs
a the tao railroad companies % their
original holders. The two railroad con--
panies. the Northern Securities company.
J. p. Morgan aid James J. Hiu. and
their associates. stockholders IN TIE two
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Feb. 1e.-Cattle-2eceipt Is,
000. including 80 Texans Good 10 prime
steers. s6-50fi7-20. poor TO medium. s. t19c
5 90 stocke-s and feeders. S2.59l}5.00, cows
g. 25ff5.25; helfers. S1-50Q5.5Q, Gamers,
3 25T15o. bulls. Se-501If-5l calves, 3 seq
80. Texas fed steers. - 5olf5.76.
Hogs Receipts. today. 4e.000, tomorrow,
sf06e: left over. S090. Market opened
strong 70 sc higher, closed advance lost
Mixed and butchers, S5-T5G6-30; good 70
choice heavy. s6ZFT6. a.. rough heavy.
s. 9F76i5; light. s5.5o96.l0; bulk Of sales,
s. elfI6 %
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000. Sheep steady;
lambs weak 20 Toe lower. Good 10 choice
wethcrs 81. 7575.25 fair 70 choice mixed,
8 s50t 81, western sheep and yearnngs,
S4.53q5.10: native lambs, S3.75a5.6 60, west
eru lambs. S5.e5G6.65.
Official receipts and shipments yester-
day.
Receipts-Cattle. 5579; hogs, 25,s1e;
sheep. 12.506
shfpments-Cattle. 1906; hogs. SIS;
sheep go
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
Xmas cftr

Kansas City. Feb -Cattls-Rece
500 natives. 500 Texans. 100 calves. All
grades of slauchterinE and feeding cat
ana dressed beef steers. IS O0F6.75: fair to
good s. -5G6 -. stockers and feeders.
s. sos a.; western FED steers. 81 75s1 81;
Texas and indian steers. 81 l5lI5 65; Texas
cows. s. o0Q4.5f- native cows. S.. GOA. =;
haifers 81 EI4.7 10 Gamers. So CJ63. co;
bulls s. .Z5f4.5o. calves. Sf.5eQ65o.
Icg-Receipts. Il 0oo- Market strong TO
at - heavy. Sc. - 81. mixed packers.
s5-9a96.25. light, S.25G6.o0 pigs, S+-5el
SD
Sheep-Re Receipts $50 Market active
and strong. Native lambs. 5.z5G6. .:
western lambs. s.. soG6. 50; native wethers.
So (f5.-5; western wethers, SOFAS. 50;
yearliuEs. E-S5d6 -: ewes, & 6SG5.5 80:
cults AID feeders, S2.50Tf y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
IN INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
Two Steamers Are Racing the Vessel
Carrying Prince Henry.

London. Feb. ls.-The Daily Man a.
serss that the Cuaart line steamer Cam
pania and the American liner ST Louis
are racing the North German Lloyd
steamer Ercn Prinz Wilhelm. with Prince
Henry on bcard. IN Al international con-
test 70 New York
The Carupanla LEFT Queenstown FeeVa-
a-y Is az s. .. n. The 81. Louis
left Cherboars February IS, az SIS p
m. while the Krou Prinz Wilhelm sailed
from the same port al 3 p. n. CT Febvu-
ary Is.
To equal their best previous westward
records the Campania should arrive Sc
sandy Hook light ship az HIS p. n.
February q The 81. Louis should ar
rive there NJ 30 a. m o. Fehruar.s e.
while the Kron Priuz Wilhelm shoeid
reach the Light ship AZ rs a. n. asa
or February -
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