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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19

210. WALTON-To what family of Waltons did this Mary Walton belong? She was the daughter of John Walton been told that Elizabeth Jennings was one of the heirs to the great Jennings estate. M. r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19

21l. HoWELI.-Can you find out for me anything about the family history of Edward Howell who was a Coigress- man many years ago from Western New York? l know that l am of the same family. ami 1 would like to know some thing about them. r. II.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-23
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP
close :: Wheat unchanged.

Paris close: Wheat unchanged f. 3,- -,
:, Clearances:1Whea and -four, 4120oo bu; corn
219, OOO oats, %, 900. - n. 9,.. -..i )
2. Private Argentine cable says: Weather still
unfavorable in Argentine. .:i Eass
=, Liverpool close, Wheat unchanged to I'D high
er; corn unchanged. -; -
New Yor kmarket- higher. Ne York reports
some foreign buying. go -. -: .+srT ri. r.
Chicago wired summary of mail news received
to-day from Europe: RUSSIA Complaining about
already done considerable damage owing to- In
sufficient snow cover. Shipments SMALL and
hardly likely to increase, before ,reopening Of
ing with frost. and some snow, which must be
inJurio us to the wheat. Danube closed and
shipments expected to fall off Bulgaria-Con-
tinues to report unfavOrable of crop outlook.
Holland. notwithstanding swea ther.a Italy
and Spain--Speak favorably of crops. France
Severe cold; and while serious complaints are
heard, fears are expressed as to the wheat seed
Harris. Gates & Co... Chicago. say: Our Ant
werp friends write. US under date Deg y, as fol.
week of very cold and freezing weather: De
mand for spot not very active. as interior, nayi-
cation closed, but we expect that in q short time
our millers will be Obliged to enter the market
| again. even if they have to carry the stuff to
their mills 5by rail- Cold has been very intense
all over western and central Russia. u,
loading Also said one million bu for last half
of January-were sold for shipment. !
ue 20 about Where M
Few orders appear in hand in any Of the pits,
and local traders not inclined to do much. =. :
Weather map shows only slight precipitaton,
1t is cloudy and 8 to 3s degrees above
export. -. -. :. = ~, III,
Antwerp close: Wheat, unchanged.
Berlin close: Wheat, AZ higher
Budapest close: Unchanged. -
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e THE CASH TRADE
CORN HELD OFF THE MARKET-FLAx FIRM
+. ~ AND HIGHER. :-s..

=, -" AND HIGHER. :r<:
rFLAX-Prices " ere shade. frnner on No.
and 81 10 paid for choice, although con-
Siderable sold at $1.1sh. Rejected also, showed
a little better tone and was shade frmer
relative to No. 1 Trading is stll on the basis
of Duluth December. and December price
premium obtatnable for the best lots Near
the close the No. was up to $1.2o.
minneapolis received 90 cars, against 20 last
year and shipped g. Duluth had Is carr r. o. :,
arrive, 81 20; December. S1.19a4: May, 81 "a.
CORN-Although there were 80 cars In only
a few sales were reported to noon Sellers
cash market any attempt to. market Il large
tquantityof would break the market. They
are therefore holding of where possible and OF
was not offered on the cash tables at all
Sales reported at a6c tu 371ac for Mt
grade. At the close No. 3 yellow was quotet
42c, nominal. Receipts, 80 cars; shipments,
: 70ATs-The market was easier by a Fraction
all around: No. 3 white closed at 81 gaze. Re
.;MILLSrUFFS--Demand is very active an6
ners are rushed to ill orders. Bran in bulk
$13: shorts, S13 -four middlings $15: red dog
$14.5O, f. o. b.; feed in 2oO-lb sacks. Slipper tor
additional; in 1oolb sacks, $3.50 per ton add
tional. Shipments. 1.3S2 tons. :. = -
A. FEED AND MEAI-The market is reported
week and te.lding lower Coarse corn meal ant
1-3 oats, 60. ". 2 ground feed, "a corn, u
oats, $1675: No ground feed. Us corn, 2;
grades, 4o@6oc. Receipts to-day, 80 cars; ship
tments, Is cars. |' :: - ~ II. :
RYE.No. 2 rye closed at AN case. Re
iceipts, 6 cars; shipments, J. -. =!
.HA3-Upland, choice, $9.50@1o; upland No
J.. $s@a: midland, s7@7.5O medium, s6.5o@7
of color s5:5o@6; timothy. choice, Sill timothy
straw. choice. $5G5.5o. Receipts, 12s tons; ship
'ments, tons.
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ACTIVE And BROAD
st, Paul and Sugar lose q Point at
First, but There Are Sharp
Gains Elsewhere. i
Shorts Take Advantage and Buy,
but Weakness Is Renewed
Later.

g,8s New York, Dec. % Opening prices Of stocks
showed very irregular changes. Declines in the
American department in London reflected some
depression upon internationals here and had u
sympathetic e feet elsewhere. st. Paul and SUI
gar lost about point On the other hand, there
We're humber of sharp gains. st. Louis & San
Francisco first preferred rising / u points. The
market was quite active and broad ID 45t
Shorts took advantage Of the, lower opening
and bought st. Paul Reading and Sugar, lift
Ing them about point above their lowest. The
list In general hardened and Illinois Central and
Brooklyn Transit advanced point each. Re-
newed weakness developed in ST.. Paul, Atchison
the Pacifcs, Baltimore: & Ohio and Sugar, and
they yielded below their opening level The
COalers and local fractions We're well supported.
ii The paucity Of the demand stimulated short
selling of various prominent stocks and a num-
Der ruled point or more below yesterday s
close. Trading was light owing to the near
approach of the holidays, and consisted pretty
much Of evening up of contracts. Renewed cur
rency shipments to New Orleans aroused some
misgivings and offset feeble efforts to check the
decline. *.s g-5zt:.tst = Z. ri
Heavy selling met all efforts to rally Sugar,
and it fell gradually to 1919. a loss of 21s
Delaware & Hudson made similar decline and
o'clock prices hardened slightly, but the demand
was very light Z <' II ar+..s
A rapid and unexplained jump in Louisville
Of 3 points, checked the general trndng.5 Room
otraders view the rise to Z u per cent in call
money rates with concern and closed ont long
The squirt in Louisville s Nashville was ex.
planned as being due to a mistaken impression
Of dividendu increase. The relapse in. that
Prices went lower than before; The 4 decline
reached 3ss in Sugar, 2 in New York Central and
l to IA generally in the active list, including
the United States Steel stocks, United States
| Express rose 5 and American Express 10 on
single sales. Call money rates continued to
harden. The closing was dull and heavy. Nv.
Bonds were irregular at noon. :,
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson 6. CO., Chamber of Commerce, Mime
| apolis. 's,< - = :e5.;esy7t l->s5
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The Northwestern Miller Has Direct
" Reports of Unfavorable Wealth
er in Argentine.
No Session of the Minneapolis Cham
Der or Chicago Board eTo-mor-
3+f-' -ta -. A + *, a NlsN
row or Thursday.
Local Elevator Stocks Have. Gained
,.5. $4,000 Bushels Of Wheat {.
1 So Far This Week. ~

~, Minnea polls Chamber of Commerce. Dec. 23.-
The feature of the day In the wheat news was
a cablegram received by the Northwestern Mil
Ter direct from Its correspondent. In Argentine.
The cablegram was not in the least sensa ttonal;
neither was it strictly new. but 1T was interest
Ing as being the first important Argentine" crop
news direct from that far country to M1nneapo-
lis, and as confirming the previous reports that
have come via London or have sifted, through
the big New York-Chicago houses with CORE
tspondents in Argentine. The Miller. represents
tive says harvesting has been retarded by ad-
verse weather. that the rains still continue. ana
that the markets there are advancing. All the
markets quiet and extremely dull after he
opening on a general lack of interest; Mime
apolis May opened at 1885 @7o1sc- and held De-
tween that figure and 34c. ,s.... :
Liverpool was up I'D. New York. reported
good demand there and foreign inquiry confirm
ing Exporters are bidding close to the market
and there is much business in sight. st. Louis
had some export inquiry for wheat and .d1d a
fair business in for export, y. ,
l. Minneapolis had $50 cars. against 416: last
year and Duluth 80, against holiday. At prl'
mary points receipts were 6S7, 900 bu and ship
tnents $4,000. and no comparison. as this day
last year was sem-holiday. Bradstreets hg.
syres for the worlds visible showed decrease OF
iea3 900 bu. The quantity in Europe and ahoat
decreased by $500, 600 bu. this being OFFSET IN
part by aneincrease of 1857 900 bu In the guam
tity east Of the Rockies. Minneapolis stocks
have increased 650. 600 bu so far on the week.
~ ,Clearances We're 1000 bu wheat. and flour
/, The market closed quiet and steady May al
f75A 675l4c. July 1875 M75a4c. December 13asc:,
There will be session of the Minneapolls
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow or Thursday.
The cash market active on choice grades
hut trife slow on the poorer lots. Prices were
STEADY and not especially changed from yester
day. but buyers showed no desire to pay any
more than the bare market figures. mere was
some business in No. 1 and No. to arrive;
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, DEC. 52s.

wheat-Inspected In--Cars.-Great Northern
esn, ais; No. s. u; rejected, 81; no grade; e.
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul.-No. i northern
10: No. 2 northern. "a; No. s.!s1: rejected, So:
no grade, %. Minneapolis & St, Louis-No. l
northern. |; No. northern, n; No 3, p re-
iccted q. no grade, .. 500 Iine,N \ north,
PaeiacNo. northern A; No. 2 northern s;s 81 !;
No. s, 1S; rejected, Il; no grade, s: Chicago,
St. Paul. Minneapolis & Onaha-No. northern,
/: No. northern. s; No g.. =; rejected q; no
3: Total-No. | hard, q; No: ! northern; 2S1;
No. 2 northern, 367; No. g, 1926; rejected. 81 !;
no grade, 101 ..t.-..... :. .$5., III
Other Enthusiastically. l macaroni wheat, l;
No 2 macaroni wheat, 2; NOS macaront wheat.
2; No. 3 winter wheat IL; rejected winter
wheat 4; No. 8 corn, 2; No. corn. i no grade
corn so; No. white oats. /; No. 8 white oats.
oats, %; No, rye O.; No; s:rys: i: no grs s1
q barley; 20: No. & barley, "a; no grade barley
H. No flax. 6s; rejected fax, 61;nno grade
flax. 6. - ..srs-. ..-s.. - : =, ; -
ars. Inspected In-z-No. / hard wheat, a: No.
NJ whest. q rejected wheat, Z; no g. grade gsS1
9; No. white oats {; No. 3 oats, g.: No az
barley, 8; No 1 fax 4; rejected flax, 3. u -
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MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-N Noon Money on call
steady at s per cent; prime mercantile paper.
g per cent; sterling exchange steady at Sc. 90
Gl4.S6 rs for demand and at 81 @4S31 25 for
mercial bills. 81 81 50@4s bar silver As Nc;
Mexican dollars 3sc: government bonds; steady:
reg. 1oI IS do coupon: 107 V new As reg: 13:
do coupon. 80 old 4s reg. IDS do coupon,
Ell a ae aes 90 eaapen aos $50
balances, 81. 612. 1871. rs New York exchange, 10c
premium: foreign exchange. unchanged: ster-
ling posted at 81 81 for 60 days and at $4.S714
for demand. S-sfs ~
y MINNEAPOLIS, Dec %. Bank clearings to-
day So, $50. 256. a ; New York exchange selling
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Gossip says the plans Of the new sugar re-
fnery to be built by the Wholesale Grocers'
association in the. vicinity of New York are
completed and work to commence: Two hundred
thousand dollars have been deposited for trans
fer>to New Orleans. 20 800 >
= Watson from New York: While the general
sentiment is still inclined to be bullish and III
favor of still higher prices with. the turn of
the year, TIL general belief among good judges
of the market Is that the buying movement and
recovery; in prices has been little too fast to
hold without some reaction. especially in view
of the probability of some slight disturbance in
call money market from a greater demand natur-
ally resulting from the recent heavy buying.
1t is always well to secure proets, especially on
such; quick. bulge and reaction would be
healthy. y. - 49, w.. =. '.-
large stakeholder Of the Northern Securities
company says he has received q decided intima-
ton that the next dividend will be declared at
the rate Of 5 per cent and that it. will be pre-
5ceeded by an extraordinary disbursement by the
Great Northern; railway. @0 ia. ' r..-F. :,
II. Cromwell, New York, wired The heavy liqui-
dation of the past week has ben we'll met by
purchases for short account and also by com
mission houses While we expect dull profess
sional market during the holidays, we feel
that the present: range of prices will be main.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, DEG. az.

Received-Wheat, $50 cars, 1855, $50 bu: corn,
rye, ,4,740 Blu; fax, 4s, 100 bu: -four. 1856 brls;
millstuffs. 3s tons; hay. l2S tons: fuel oil,
1u6,960 gals; fruit, 246. 10 lbs; merchandise
1 car: barrel stock. 5 cars machinery, Ss7 800
lbs: COAL 1.750 tons; wood. S55 cords; brick;
iron, / car; ties cars; stone and marble. /
car salt, car; dressed meats 80 260 lbs: rail-
sh1pped-wheat, 40 cars 41,sso bu; corn,
$50 bu; fan, $3.50 BIZ; -four. 5o,51s brls mill
stuffs, 1852 tons; hay, tons fruit: 9S, 900 lbs
merchandise, 2,491,965 lbs; lumber % cars; ma:
chinery, 166. 300 lbs coal. 81 tons; wood, Il
cords; railroad iron, 1 car; ties, 1 car; live
stock, 8 cars linseed OIL 60 brls; oil cake, 106:
700 lbs railroad materials, 4 ears; sundries, "a
cars; lots. 731. Us. - -.--.s.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. PROVISIONS, Dec. 2s.-Provisions
opened firm on Strong hog market. May pork
changed to. 71ac higher, and ribs were up &c.
at $S.6215 Brokers bought freely Of May pork
and lard, Sand the market held firm. -
:-NClose: Pork-January,. $16. go; May, SIC. 20.
Lard--December. $1o.1716: January; SO. 80; May,
S9.42Ia: July, SO. 80. R1bs-January4 .45; May,
$s.5715 as 60. E
h. NEW YoRK@PRov1sIoNs Dec. 23-Beef-
Steady. Pork-Quiet. Lard-Quiet; prime ives.
tern steam, $40. 80. :,s.s-E soeEE !. t,t.lrg
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Dec 2s.--The wheat market
was fairly active, but there little interesting
| in it and the range was very narrow. ut opened
| Nc up at l761hc, sold of TO 1850 within twenty
minutes, and then held at 76A @76sseaall NOR:
ming, finally closing at 7614 @76ssc. Cash sales
northern in store, and &c under May for to ar:
rive.
Flax was fairly active and strong advan
| cling &c. 81. - ss NJ *g3 ~. q
| The close: Wheat Cash No. 4 hard, 741sc; No
1 northern, 73 kc; No. northern. 711hcs No.
spring 6S1sc: TO arrive No. 1 hard, "a zc;# No
1 nor hern, T3A: December, 731sc; MaNsH.76A q
ls76ssc; maearoni No. 1, 657sc; No. 2sRs63Bc g
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Dec. 2s.--Cattle-
Receipts $1,000. strong: sbeef steers. 81. 30@6:
.stockers and feeders, $2.45@4: cows and heIfers.
$225@4. 49, Texans; So. 25@4 SO. IL.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; steady to &c higher;
pigs S6M625; packers, S.. tod6.4o; butchers,
$e.25@6. go.
sheep-Receipts. / 800; steady; sheep, s345
"a; lambs. $4.4o65.5O
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COMMON IN QUALITY
The Bulk of the Cattle at South St.
Paul Is of the Poorer
Stock.
Hog Receipts Moderate for Tues
ay-Quality Better Than
Yesterday.

ceipts at the union stockyards to-day: Cattle,
900; calves, 100; hogs, 6,00O: sheep, 1900 cars.
125. E.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. /, 1902. to date, compared with the
same period in 1901:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902 264 422 40, 800 594 532 S,152 %, 1s9
1901 1855 4,345 599 566 222365 Is, 222 16, lag
Inc. 109,55S 5,375 43, $50 272, 167 ~. q, 043
LEG fufU 80.
The following table shows the receipts thus
far In December, as compared with the same
period in 1901 -
Year, Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep Horses Cars
1902 1924 1,O36 1885 80 1881 236 1,5O2
1901 SEAT 1,Os3 ,4O7 2O,3S3 80 1850
Dec Al
Official ME for fol
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Dec. pa
Coffee futures opened quiet and unchanged
being nG b hs
covered in small way, their demands being
met BY importers but buyers were too indiff 'a
when the transactions reached 5000 bags. in
Guiding December, 81 40; January s. 40; March
r. sssssdy BE aes s22s s, exchange Ia e.
United bags stock ;, bags 81
trifueal So. test 3 15-1ec 1noiasses sugar,
slse Reaned sss az sTqshed 800 pow
: coffee,s quiet; mo. 7SRios SIC. Moiasses firm;
New Orleans. 32@4ee. :s-.. Y. d
voted to close the exchange on Dec. g. All ex
changes Will be closed or. Dec. & %. 81.
NEW YORK COTTON, Dec. 2a.-The cotton
ma rket opened steady with prices points lower
points higher and soon became irtrsgula,
widely published by the represent alive Of the
January long interest to. the effect that be
livery livery for January contracts. thus rendering i
unnecessary that any holder of contracts for THE
aelyery Of cotton in January should be sum
local cotton exchange. Much cotton was FOL
relation to the list prices. settled until Within
hour after the opening a. decline Of 2 points was
apparent on January and 4@5 points on the
other positions. Tie market s.. throug hout ths
forenoon was most itful with tie selling ii, tht
| main stimuli ted with predictions of a materia
increase in receipts before the end of thesweek
At moon the market was dull and heavy witt
prices net. 8 to 4 points lower Spot ruled duh
with middfing up1ands quoted s.75c nniddlina
gulf &c. Y :4.S3 ~ ~
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day were
$1,000 bales, compared with 5O,17S last weel
and 65,722 for the corresponding day last year
For the.week 26ofO0, bales, com pared with 263
31s last week and 301 ,721 for the corresponding
week a year ago. To-day's receipts at New OR
1rnDS
last year. and at Housten 13, 461 bales, compared
with.g21. o96 last year. s5sf.. sfss5ss
= Spot closed quiet: middling uplands s. J5c
budding gulf. &c. Sales, 400 bales.
PEORIA WHISKY Dec ,s.s4- whisky On I'll.
hs sis of 81 At for finished goods. s8ss
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rate e, SOC premium; buying rate, 25c premium;
Chicago .exchange, selling rate. 5oc premium:
ssy eEe fsaas sSRon soday sight
ths, Ng 20 y 81 Dec od premium At Buenos
NW YORK Dec, sab aa rhs made
3 telegraphic transfer Of 100000 to New Or
PHILAnhLPHIA, Doc IS, Bank eclearinss,
$40. 7so, 257: balances, $2,eb4. 542 Money, 6 per
BALTIMORE, Dec: % clearings, s4,s2s,a74;
:, !. YORK Dec; Exchanges, 1915 1885,,
/. PARIS, Dec, 23.4 p. m.-Three per cent
rentes, 80 francs 22h centimes for the ac-
count i ,Fs'-a q.
B BERLIN, Dec 2s.--Exchange on London, 20
marks 42M pfennigs for checks. Discount rates:
Short 81, bills ~ per cent; three months bills,
BOSTON, Dee. % Exchanges, $50, Al, All.
Il NEW YORK, Dec. %. The Canada Southern
cent for tie half year ending Deg 81
Is q reduction Of one half of ! per cent from
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Dec. %. Con
soils for. money, a274 consols for account, 50;
ferssS Sat htsnsSn ob s
pas s eh ehs
Ssnves k5 eG
Erie second preferred. Al; Illinois Central, 14S
Louisville & Nashville, 1914; Missouri, Kansas
& Western. 5s1a; Norfolk & Western preferred,
ssh; Ontario & Western, so7s; Pennsylvania,
ing first. preferred, HI; Reading second pre-
ferred, 4o14 Southern Railway, .3s1s; Southern
Railway preferred, 941a; Southern Pacific. Coy
Union Pacific, 1Ot w.; Union Pacific preferred.
94A United States Steel, s6A; United States
Steel preferred, S6& = Wabash 29A ;. Wabash
preferred. A.
sBar silver dull % 5-16d per ounce. 2
Money, 3s4 "a per cent. "
Il The rate. of discount in the open market fol
short bills is 4 per cent. -, ;. ~ III 49,, ~
The rate Of discount In the open market fol
three months bills Is 3 1911 per cent. -S..@ *
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Range of May Wheat.
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS aUIET-A LITTLE SELLING
Z. FoLLoWs-MARRoW FLUCTUATIONS.

WHEAT OPENS aUIET-A LITTLE SELLING
u FoLLows-NARRow FLUCTUATIONS.
Chicago, Dec. Wheat opened very quiet
and Of an evening up character prior to the two
days adjournment. There was a little selling
shortly after the opening. on the favorable
weather conditions throughout the northwest, and
the market became shade easier May opened
shade lower: to- shade higher. lat Il Is @771sc,
narrow limit Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of 321 cars. which. with local receipts
of es cars, one of contract grade. made total re
65$ cars last week Steady. cables and the small
amount OF corn which is grading contract were
the pa the
changed at 45Isc. There was. little DISPOSE
ton to sell and the demand also was. extremely
light. Local receipts were 562 cars, with seven
!. Later in the day the dul1ness of trade, to-
gsthes With easier markets IN the
Close: Wheat-December, 1850; May, @17A a
Isl s WSs.t 14@ e. red 7e,sc red -
7Scs Ne; herd vlntsr Is A g hard yin,
With Hf EMss as off K at 4sMa4sssc. ''seu easy
Gloss S @4s5Se Spi snualy 44e
Cash corn. No. o. 45@45Ae;stNo. 3, 2h@
There was ptac no thing Doing in the
oats pit and:the market was steady toza shade
. irner, the small receipts being .Asfea ture. May
opened 4 shade higher, at and sold5up to
close; ssa sssb c
The felloWips Vas th Bsa range q prices
& $s;E;SI & e 81 lisa
F Ess|ssya.; HIS i .7taa74A
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p, WHEAT MOVEMENT. BY ROADS $50
Observation-Disclosures 4s cars; Omaha AZ ST.
Louis 10: Great. Northern, 1872 Northern Pacific,
shipped-Milwaukee. II cars; Omaha, 4. St.
Louis, 12: Wisconsin Central 8; Burlington, 4;
Chicago Great Western. 6. ! $500. - L