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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
THE CASH TRADE
FLAX FIRMER-CoRN AND OATS ACTIv.
HAY EASIER ssr

FLAX FIRMER-CoRN AND OATS ACTIVE
HAY EASIER
FLAN-The market was active, frmer and up
to '9IM91ttc on sales of No. l seed. rejected
showing the strength and advancing propor-
tionately.
Closing prices: Minneapolis s-Cash. o7c; to
arrive. 97c: December, 951ac; May, 9S1ac.
Minneapolis received So cars. against 81. and
shipped T.. Duluth had 60 cars, against g.
COSN--.An active trade was noted i'll corn at
prices satisfactory to sellers. The market held
about steady at yesterdays level on some
yellow bringing as013s1ac Receipts II cars;
shipments, Z cars. No. yellow closed at ;i9c
for, new. aud old at 41c.
OArS--'rrade was active. demand ruling good
for all desirable lots. No white closed at
FEED AND MEAI-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn in sacks. sacks extra SIG: No. L
ground feed. 2-3 corn and Il; oats. So-lD sacks.
sacks extra, $lb.50 No ground feed, J. corn
ground feed =. corn and 2-i oats 75-lb sacks.
sacks extra. $3.50.
MlLLSTJFfS-br in bulk $13 shorts. SIS;
middlings, S1oM1525: red dog. $1s; all f. o. b.
in Minneapolis: in 1OO-lb sacks $1.50 per ton adj
ditional. Shipments 1875 tons.
RYE-Receipts.' e cars; shipments, car. No
. closed at 5o05tc
BARI:1Y--Feed grades are quoted at SO 39c; !;
mailing grades. 39@55c. Receipts, 35 cars
shipments. 36 cars.
HAY--Receipts are larger and are running
to low grades. which makes prices weak, but
timothy holds fair and steady. Upland, choice
$3.50: upland. No. I. SIS. 5000; upland. No 2
SI.500S: midland. No. ]. $70l7.5O; no grade up
land. $G@ $50: timothy. choice, $1O@1O5O; timo-
thy. No. $40: timothy, No 2. $S@s.50; rye
straw. choice. $oM530: slough. S7GpS; oat straw
choice. S3.50@lt. Receipts. 272 tons: shipments
rs tons
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Dec. 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady. points lower 10 . points
higher and following the call continued rather
quiet, hut irregular and generally steady to
firm. around last nights prices Cables were a
little below expectations, Dire. it was reported.
to selling by American exporters. and iocaI
report but the port receipts for the day promised
TO he moderate and the weather IN the south was
rather unfa yorable to the movement. was also
argued that 81 large shor. interest hes recently
accumulated that might be forced to c..ye, liz
case of continued bull aggression, and between
one thing md another ntnent was very! I'M
settled with the average operator showing a
tendency 10 await further DEVELOPMENTS before
trading in othe-s than Scalning fashion.
J. Cotton futures closed barely steady. Deceu,-
ber, L. Csc: .Janunry 12.14c: February. 12.26c:
March, 1231c: April. 12.41e: May. II. .46e: June.
i2.43c; July. II He: August. 12.14c. Spot closed
quiet: midd1ing uplands. 12 45c;; middling gulf,
f.. zoe. Sales none.
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No. 2 northern. ): No. 3; 3: rejected. .: no
grade. >.
,aI rotal-So al 81 northern. g. No. :: northern,
Other Grains--Cal,s-No. . lnacaroni wheat. :
rejected maca.oni wheat, 6: No. 3 winter wheat
20: rejected winter wheat, 8: no grade winter
wheat /: No. 3 corn 2; No. 4 corn, Is: no
grade corn. 6: No. . white oats. 1: No. ::sybite
oats -; No: white oats. 10; No. :; cats, 4:
No. 4 barley, 15: No. barley, Il; no grade
barley. 3; No. hax,-7; rejected flax, IS.
Cars Inspected Out-No. Il northern wheat
AZ: No. 2 northern wheat IL; No. :, wheat, 8:
rejected wheat. 3; no grade wheat. 3: macaroni
wheat. 4; No. winter wheat. 4: No 8 white
oats, 8; No. white oats. Il; No. 3 oats. T.;
no grade oats. /: No. 3 barley, /: No. barley.
Z: No. ) barley. 20; no grade barley, /: No. .
rye. /; No. 1 fax, g.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

unchanged at 81 1alSlasc, scid Of &c to bottom
reacted M and sold mp 70 Sic at the close. Basi-
advance from yesterdays close lose of %c, and and
@ al and ax
100000 bushels. Receipts. to-day wheat. 6s
ea ass1ss o5:nes Cars
track, n3. e--zWheat;-C Cash, No. ] hard,
Sc: Sc No. Sa.x / Rorthern, g 5sss No 77s No
iy,p sIois OATS OATS sass sasa kse sss 'o's
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Dec 12--
Flour-Receipts,. AZ, sol brls; sales, 500 pkgs;
g ayist at % old priees Buekwheat sk Eslon.Quet
$50. 900 bu:, wheat was afected by unloading
and easy cables, together with the fact Of much
s. ssedsd Gs 7na Guy in
Dull; state and Jersey. 56015sc; No. 2 western.
63&c T. 0. b ahoat. Corn-Receipts, &c. $50 bu;
track white. Al d745c
Close: Wheat t-December. 9oc: May. s5Ac:
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Dec. 12-Close: Wheat,
Size 9 May fayn sezss Sess seA He 'D4d ard
75@lISlac. Corn, steady; No. 2, cash. 430i
81 tFaek c,s5 sa Oats FIRM
4.os'ac bid. spelter. dull; 45oc asked.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, Dec -
Flour steady. Wheat, weaker; close: No
northern. s'A SEC; No. northern. s11a@
s2Ac; May, SIS @s1Ac bid: puts, SOS @soA G
calls. S2Ac. Rye firm No. 1, SIC. Barley
dull; No. 2. &c; sample, 32@5s Oats. steady
standard, sels @37c. Corn. May. 43Ac asked
Puts. 43@43Bc; calls. 43as q 43!4c.
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS, Dec
| - Rye-Decenaber. 51c; May, 54c; Flax-Casl
northwestern. SOC: southwestern. 93c; December
93c: May. 97c.a Timothy--December,s So; Janu
I! Sill. Bnrley-Cash. SEQ 5sc.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Dec, 42-Wheat-S Spo
firm: No. red western winter. IS 2!Hd; future
/ dull; December nominal; March, 6s I'd; May
1 IS Sd < - -H =
1 Corn-Spot firm: American mixed, Is 114d; fl
lures dull; January, As; March, IS I'D. .-.s.
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"Decrease.
NJNNEApOIJS Dec 1oRopL cIearinos

- s . /. + : { : +.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. l2.Bank clearings to-
day. s2.sl7. 1853 .aw. York exchange. selling
rate, Soc premium: lying rate. par Chicago
exchange: !, Selling ate: &c premium: buying
rate. 15c premium London sixty-day sight docu-
imentary exchange. S4.T9ta.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12-Close: Prime mer-
camille paper, per cent: sterling exchange.
steady. with actual business In bankers bills
at 81 35 .S3. 40 for demand and at 81 20. .9U0p
$50 for sixty-day bills: posted rates. s4.s0I.M
Isl and 4S40I4. 81 commercial bills. 81. :. .
GIBBS. Bar. silver 551sc; Mexican dollars.
4lAc. Government bonds, easier; railroad bonds,
easier. z
NEW YORK, Dec 1:...-aioney on call .nomipal; !;
no loans: time loans. steady; 60 and 80 days
per cent: six months. 5k per cent
PARIS Dec. 12-Threc per cent rentes, 9S
francs % centimes for the account: exchange on
London. Is francs - centimes for checks
ST.sPAUL. Dec 12-Cleafings. Sl.1G3. .940. II.
BERLIN. Dec. 12.--lsxchange on London, 20
marks 45La pfennigs for checks.
WASHINGTON. Dec 12.--Nat ional hank notes
received to-day for REDEMPTION. S943313: govern
merit receipts from internal revenue. $3.50. 9.26o
customs. s6a. 14G: miscellaneous. S43940; txpen-
-diturcs, S1.gSD. .U,.D. .s.:..55s -ss..
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Sheep and Ilambs-s ewes 1so lbs, s.25; l

Sheep and Lambs-s ewes, 1so lbs, s25; 1
buck $50 lbs, 50. so.
Among the shippers on the market were:
&: Nord ,Hasty; Molm & Donaldson. Carver;
Bjugstad Co., Morristown; Dowald & Hoban.
gan { Wi Wilfert Gs Eysian; | ". McHey. Kenyon;
F. Gibbons, Mantorville; L. W. Sullivan. Mer-
ricourt n. D.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Dec. .12.-Cattle--Re-
ceiEts 200: nominal: good to prime steers, 81. so
feeders, I.75@3.so; cows. ST .5oaS. 90: heifers.
S1:75@4. 80: Gamers. $1.5o@23o; bulls, $1.75
Hogs Receipts today. 10000: Monday. $4,000:
market steady to DC higher: mixed and butch
ers $4.45M4.75 good to choice heavy $4.6o
4.6o; bulk of sales, s4.5o@46
sheep-Receipts. 1000; steady; lambs, steady;
mixed, s2.50@l3.35; western sheep. 81 25d35o;
lambs. s4@o.s5; western lambs. sa45o o@5.so.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Dec 1a-Cattls-
Receipts, 900. including 500 Texans: market
STEADY bee beef steers stSsksrs and
Texas steers, s2.20@4.
HogsIReceipts 5000; market steady; pigs
butchers and best heavy. s4.50@4.7o
Sheep-Receipts. 1.200: market steady; sheep,
$32oMa.75; lambs. $4@515-
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec. 12.-Cattle
unchanged native steers. s4a6: southern steers.
s:.5paS.39 southern COWS. $2@2.4o; native
$3M3.S0.
hogs,;Receiptss., Z 900; market weak to SC
4.671a;@pigs and lights, s4.55@4.7O.
Sheepaiteceipts. p SEQ; market unchanged;
sheep, 81. 15@I410: lambs. 81. .25@5.1O.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Dec. u.
Sugar. raw, nominal; fair refining, SIC;
centrifugal 96 test 3ssc; polasses sugar, 27sc:
refined. dull; crushed. 5.o5c: powdered, 4.55c;
granulated, 4.45c. Coffee, nominal: No. Rio, &c.
Molasses, firm; New Orleans, 31@3Sc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
NEW YORK OIL. Dec 12.-Petroleum. firm
refined. all ports. 9.45Glg. 5Gc.

Chicago to c. E.. Lewis: The Jones estimate
of 80. 000.1 900 bu wheat left in The northwestern
states and 20. 600. coo by Il; Kansas to be mar.
keted.. has strengthened cur market.
Liverpool close: Wheat. 4 a &c. lower corn
unchanged to &c lower.
clearances: Wheat aias,,E -four. 3I5.oO0 5bu;
corn 6SO9a bl;: oats. $3.50 bil.
aleptine is reported as buying May calls
for Monday at s2c and selling the puts for next
week at T9;ac iii Milwaukee
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Inspected In-Wheat-Cars--Great Northern
No. Northern, 43; No 2 northern, 10; No. 8
II: rejected. o; no grade B.
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST.. Paul-No. north.
ern, q; No. 2 northern, 40; No. 3, At; rejected
%: grade, 6.
Minneapolis & st. Iouis-No. 2 northern. g.
No. 3. 5: no grade 1.
500 Line-No. i northern. 9 :: No. . northern
Is: No. 3. 8: rejected. /: no grade l.
Northern Paciic--No 1 northern. IL: No 2
northern. H. No. s. 3; rejected, ); no grade 3
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
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THE FLOUR MARKET
A. FEW SMALLER MILLS MAY CLOSE
TRADE GENERALLY GOOD.

- IlSx1DC OI1NEnAAAI UOOO
The week ends with business generally salts
factory. altho lot un to former high mark ),
The cash wheat prices are still the uncertain fea-
tufe and -four prices not following OH all the
minor changes. Some of the mills will close next
week. this at iclst Is TIE expectation now.
hut the capacity closed will not be large and
the output will probably held Up well to average
for the season. s-..y.
Shipments, 1871 brl>.
First patents are Guotable So .45Gl4. 80: sec
ond patents. 81 3UG4.4O first clears, Sc. 80 a
$40; second clears, S2.3o@l2.40.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minneso, J !,

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Frame
fer. St. Paul, AItnn.. Dec. 11.--Barrett & lin,
norman report holiday qufctness was ruling in
all branches of the market. Few. horses Sold
Prices holding somewhat lower ttnn at t !
$3.50 to 1920: drafters. choice. $3.50 70 SIS:
dra fters. common to good s12O to $3.50: farm
mares. extra $40 to S155: farm mares choice.
Sl2o to. s$140: farm mares. common to good
S1O0 to S12O. -
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Z
market bel held y steady at the slight, decline, and
Close Q nem,December, Al Ne; May, 431s q
Cash corn--Nos 3, 42@42Nc; mo. 3, Az q 42cs
z Oats synpathized With other grains and showed.
an easier, tendency, altho prices were about un-
changed Scapers had oats Tor sale, but Offer
ings were readily taken by commission houses.
May opened unchanged to n shade lower at
36A @36 Hc to 367sc. Local receipts were
153 cars. -ifs
Close: Oats--December. 35A nc; January, 34s
139e; May, 361a q Bic; July. "a u 8 Is ~.
8 Cash oats-No. =, 35@l35 Iac; No. 8, 34 Kc.
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat-- 5Sss{ Dec, sStiI8s May July. ST
openips ......... 70a57eA 5s1MaA .77ai7h:
heWssf lowest ash sa soA SO
Close go ssE|f - - & ss5s
To-day ........ 7sN@Iu sllsmA 7ess @7ss
Year ago -. @ 7SR 7 s7%@A i4aaA
Opening 4ah s 4sqse11s 4sM@;.
highest ........ ss428s 43Ia 43Hs
Lowest ......... Ala AIS 43M43B
Close fsa ,srst ls5a}'S, -
Ssssssaay 4..:. 8 80 4s HIS 8 { t 4sR@n
Year ago .....t 561a 43% 0pk ........
Oats sEt, x a s 90 80
$'Sss;s Sssss; Ssss';F .: $sa $ssseS *
Close VIZ 4s - 55:s.t T42f9 ~ tsss59Ss
1Ys,ssy Yssss day: : $ia $i3 ssh ssh as7 & sts
Year ago .... 31a; a ks :33m ........
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. =. IFlceS strong. .feceiptS moderate Quality
about the same Price range. $4.2J to 81. so:
bulk. 81 80 to s. 30; common to fair heavy,
hogs, are auotabie S4.25 to S435: fair mixed.
and heavy hogs, $40 to $3.50. 4
/ Hogs-69. $50 lbs. S4.6G: 10. 225 lbs 81 80:
Sc, 1872 lbs $d.321s; So JOG lbs, $4.3a: s4 214
lbs 81 .45: 61. 243 lbs. $40. 96. 175 lbs, s. So
Odds and Ends-2. 230 lbs, S4.3O.
Pigs and Underweghts--S. 123 lbs. 81; 10
122 lbs, $685. ), 10 lbs, $3.75 20, 1c4 lbs,
$3.50.
!. Stays and Boars--1. $50 lbs, $500 4oo lbs,
$2:a1. $50 lbs. S325
CATTLE. Receipts light. Prices quotaby
steady on all kinds. Butcher stuff strong with
a week ago. Stockers unimproved. On account
of the scarcity of cattle here this week local
packefs have received two shipments from Sioux.
City. Sales:
Butcher Cows and Heifers-2. 1,Os5 lbs. 50 CO: :
4, 995 lbs 80; 1. 91O lbs, S2.35
Cutters and Cannsrs-:s 970 lbs. s2.25: 2
1.o15 lbs, 50; i, $50 lbs. s1.75; i, $50 lbs
$1.50.
butcher Bulls--1 40 lbs. 81. 25: 1. ] 800 ms
$2.75; stag, 11SO lbs, $3.50; /, 1,170 lbs $685.
/. 1.150 lbs. $3.50.
Veal Calves.41. 1eo lbs So. so; i. 40 lbs. So
Stock and Feeding Steers--6. T43 lbs s2.4
Stock and Feeding Bulls, 200 lbs, 81;
Mich Cows and Springers-3 cows and ,
/! calf. $25
SHEEP Receipts were composed mostly Of
western feeders. not sale. The few GOOD
sheep and lambs were picked up without quot
able change from yesterday. Feeding limbs
are steady. Sales:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK. Dec. 10 -cot+,e.

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec. 1e.-Cattle-
Receipts at this point have been moderate and
and less than %ere on sale or M
corresponding neriod of last year There has
tade and prices generas close the Week .ofSel iS
lac higher. The market has been very uneven
sellers in quoting
more than steady prices could be realized on the
inferior quality and undersiraDe Weight steer
recelpts ran to yearlings and 70od eoo-lb steers
Ihe heavier weights changed hands ut prices
ssnfs aa sfsss rem & & e teet snq Re dos s fa
ling III steers We're in demand but the larger share
s 70 Ss as s fa to eaTas g9a sna rs Gh
sSmRGssd R 5 the larger hare ef the supply ronght
the soid as low ssets as Il saens 20 *
in week sew
day sold weak with last weeks best time but but
ater,when a evement was created for the coun-
later in the week closed up about a dime higher,
ranging m from 81 so to Sc. so. with, the bulk at
and there r dealers nsya bad far good
I their ell, pens to feed over Sunday.
Inc marketing OF killing cattle has been
steers was noticeable and the offerings ran to
sst y das D. .qgaiity short fed stuff that sold
satisfactor s yand prices close the week fully 4
dime higher than the closing quotations OF last
lhs si g, best cows and heifers sold from $40 to
...1Ft - h
/ load OF grade GALLOWAY cows averaging 975 lbs
II ar 20 meeiums cows and heifers. whicn com
ptlsed tne larger shafe0f the week supply sold
fsGm SEQ FLO, to g s. and cutters
eager buyers for the supply. and could have used
eood many more cattle had they been sale
at this and all other markets. there has been n
general esnrs tendency to higher prices and alho
| ket closes the week fulls nickel higher than
.ae aad caose lose Of last The quality Of the hogs
lbH. oyer the corresnondinr period Of last wear.
This I fact would Indicate that farmers are hold
ing their dogs for weight owing to the conpara.
tiYely low prices baing paid. Some in the a trade
figure figure that later heavy runs of hogs Will be
mark. rs { = -. -'S1o - ~ Ing 'ne ~ ~
KeccfDts,-Cattle. 100: hogs: $780, &
81 ESQ s. lbs g sissr sss sa9en ip, e. CSC
60 ~. attie-steady ea Sales: beeves. Lie lbs.
$50 lbs s2.5o: {. $40 lbs ss. 10: 8 stoekers
,so Tbs 80; O. 500 lbs s275; g. $50 lbs. So 10:
/ .lSJ lbs. S:15. E<sf7Ss3 -, - ~ =
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cH1cAGo pRonI1aE !.

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Dec. 12-Butter---
Steady. creanleries. 1d@25c: dairies, 14Gl2lc.
Eggs-Tirm; at mark, cases included, 25@27 lac.
Young .lner:cas. 1OAc fPoultry-Live. steady:
turkeys. 12G13c: chickens: SIZE; springs. 9G
91ac. Potatoes-Steady: Burbanks, 62GrG5c: Rll-
rails. ga 64e:. red stock s590lG9c. Venl-lIasy;
80 to 60 lbs 51aR6l We: 50 to IS lbs, 51s m61ar;,
50 toll lbs. G1s sfs7c: s5l to 40 lbs. 7,AMsc.
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DAILY CLOSING PRICES.

PUTS AND CALLS.
Two O'Clock rcJurt: ~
Puts-May wheat Sn5sc
Cnlls--AIay wheat. S2Xc!
CuIb-May wheat S1lac
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MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK Dec. 12--4he statement of ay.,
serages of the clearing -house banks of this city
fcr the weeks shows:
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MILWAUKEE, GRAIN; AND FLOUR, Dec. -
PROVISIONS

1 CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Dec. .12-smaler re
ceiptS Of hogs than expected and higher prices at
the yards caused fair demand for provisions
from shorts. There some selling by packers
but prices held firm. May1pork opened 5cN higher
1T s1172l2. May lard was, up 211ac at $3.50 anu
ribs We're unchanged at $627 u. Y -"
Pork-January. 81 40: May, $11.S0M S2la.21
Lard-December, $3.50 y January, $3.50; May
SG.65M6.67h yttj,te,5ar ;.iry,,1.
Eihs-January, $e.17,a: May $e::35. ~ 2
NEW. YORK PROVISIONS, Dee 12s7-Beef--
Quiet L Pork-steady. 81 Lard--Steady;t prime
western steam, 5000. "
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12

NEW YUKK PRODUCE, Dec 12.--Butter--
Receipts, &, 81 pkgs: dull s:and weak: extra
creamery. &c; creamery. common to choice 16M
2l1Ec; state dairy. 15@22c; held creamery, %
state full cream, fancy. small colored September.
lac; late made l0c; small white September,
1:c: lase made, 10C; large colored September.
12c: lite made, 1oc: large white September, 12c:
late made, 1oc. Eggs-Receipts. 1.e31 pkgs;
firm; state ana Pennsyivania nearby average
best. Bic: state and Pennsylvania second to
hrsts, 2SMs0c: western seconds. 2S@o9c: west
err extras, a1c; refrigerated, 23@26c; western
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-12

K Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by LOADS as follows:t Chicago Great
Wes:c :crn, il; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
8: Minneapolis & st. Louis, :: Chicago. ST. Paul.
Minneapolis x Omaha, %: Great Nortll<1l % :
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy, l.: 500 Line, =;
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec 12-Cattle
-lteceipts, $40, including 100 Texans: market
unchanged: native steers. S46I6 southern steers.
s.. .5pM3.3O; southern cows. S2a2.40: native
cows and heffers, $2@5.5o; stockers and feeders,
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-12-12
TAXES OF 1895.

Unknown owner, lot blk l,
Concho, and imp, charges $2.35.
Unknown owner, lot l blk ?
Concho, and imp, charges $2.35.
Unknown owner, St Johns,
lots AZ and 43 blk "a and imp,
charges $2.35.
Unknown owner, lots "A and As
blk "a and imp, St. Johns, char
ges $2.35.
Unknown owner, lot ? blk 3
& imp, St. Johns, charges So. 20.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-12-12

Rosalio Colomo, St. Johns, lot
l blk 40, lot 2 blk SO and ne1-4
nw1 4 and nwH net-4 sec 2 tip II
n % G, ranch 2 miles east of St.
Johns and ranch 3 miles above
St. Johns and imp charges S89.87
E e Hoff, St. Johns, lot l blk
20 and imp, charges $500.
f A Hubbell, St. Johns, lot 2
blk 40 and imp, charges $135.75.
David Jenkins, nw1-4 Of nw1-4 of
sec % tip l8nr IL w, 40 acres,
charges $905.
Cresencio Jaramillo, FL Tulc,
sa nw1 4 Sw1-4 ne1-4 Of se1-4
sec IA tip IL n r % e, 100 acres
and imp, charges SIS IS.
Roman Lopez, St. Johns, 81
nel-4 sec % tp Ia II 20 e, 80
acres and imp, chlrges $I8 81.
Manuel MeStoS. st. Johns, lot
2 blk 3 and imp, charges $3.22.
Juan Romero, st Johns, lot 10
blk Al, charges So So
Pablo SediIlo, st. Johns, lot 7
blk IL and imp, charges $5.12.
Willard Skowsen, Springer
Vile. se1-4 Sw IA & sw1-4 of Sc
IA sec % tip mr. % e, 80 acres
and imp, charges S20.63.
Jose Antonio Salazar, Concho,
house and imp, charges S4.25.
Romulo Tafolla, st. Johns, 81
sw1-4 SCI % and ny nw1-4 sec %
tip l. nr 25 e, 100 acres and imp,
charges $9.05.
TAXES OF 1890.
Rosalio Co'omo, st. Johns, lot
l blk ~. LIT 2 blk 5 and imp, lie
IA Of nw1-4 nw1 a of nel-4 Of sec
2 tip II nr IS e, 81 acres, ranch
and imp miles e of st. Johns,
charges SIS So.
Antonio Duran, St. Johns, lot
l blk IS and imp, charges 81. Is.
Patrocino Guterre, COncho, lot
IL blk 2 ConchO and imp, char
ges $3.45.
Tojinio Mora, St. Johns, lot /
blk % and imp, charges $4.76.
Manuel Mesles, St. Johns, lot
l blk ~ and imp, lot ? blk 81 and
imp, charges $404.
Andrew Miner. St. Johns, lot
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Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-12-12
LIST CF PROPERTY
HELD BY THE
TERRITORY of ARIZONA
NOVEMBER ], 1903.
By Tax Deed and Situated in
the County Of Apache.

In compliance with Paragraph
394l, Revised Statutes OF Arizona
the following described list of
real estate containing the name
Of the original owner will be sold
at private sale at the office of the
Board of Supervisors at the
Court House in st. Johns, Ar'Z:
TAXES OF 1888.
Cashmere Lucero, St. Johns,
lot blk Fl, charges S3.5E.
Teodoro Chavez, house and i'm
provements at Ell Tule, charges
$12.6
Tt Chidsey, seA of SEA sec
Is &n1a of neA & neA Of nwA
sec p tip 8 II 81 e, 100 acres,
charges S905.
Marcelino Jaramillo, FL Tule,
NJ nwA sec IA & NJ neA sec
IS IL n % e 100 acres, charges
$l5.35.
Cresencio Jaramillo, Ell Tule,
81 nwA & swA neA sec IA tip
IL n r Is (, 100 acres, charges
SIS IS.
Roman Lopez, ST. Johns, 81
nel-4 sec 20 tip IA r 20 e, so
acres and imp, charges S18.81.
Fanstin Lopez. imp on Lopez
ranch, charges S15.95
Benigno Lopez, Contho, NJ ne
IA ne1-4 Of nw1-4 Of sec % Up IA
m 20 and other property, char
ges $4,000.
Harry Newton, Nutrioso, mel 4
of Sw1-4 & ne1-4 sec 81 & nWl-4
of SEE 25 tp On "a e, 100 acres,
charges $9.05.
Pablo SedillO, lot blk 20 St
Johns townsite aud imp, charges
SSH.
Jesus Torres, St. Johns, lot
blk 80 and imp, charges So. 10,
Y H Thompson, St Johns, lots
l and ? blk %. charges S9.75.
Romulo Tafolla, st. Johns. 81
sw1-4 sec 20 & NJ nwl-4 sec %
tip l0nr5 IS e, 100 acres, charges
50 O5.
TAXES OF 1880.
Cashmere Lucero, St. Johns,
1Dt 5, ~ u ,bnr,r.S u II
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-12-12
ges $5.75.
TAXES OF 1891.

lot 4 blk FL and imp, charges
$3.50.
Fred Trower, St. Johns, lot 2
blk 65 and imp, charges 1907.
Luis Gonzales, Concho, house
and imp COncho, charges $4.85.
Marsellino Jaramillo, Ell Tule,
ny of nw1-4 of IA and nH ne1-4
of sec Is tip II n r q e. 100 acres,
charges $15.65.
Lojiuio Mora, St. Johns, lot
blk % and imp, charges $500.
Juan Sedillo, St, John. lot
blk SO and imp, charges $3,O7.
TAXES OF 1892.
II J Mccormick, St. Johns, lots
l tC blk 80 and lots to blk
40 and imp, charges 1854.
Eldifonso Alveres, SELF Of NV
IA sec II tip 10 n % e, 40 acres
and personality, charges $685..
Pablo Sedillo, St. Johns, lot
blk ~ aud imp, charges $14.98.
CB Thompson, St. Johns, lot 3
blk so and imp, charges $3.50.
TAXES OF 1898.
Manuel MeStes, st. Johns, lots
l to 4 blk 81 and imp, charges
Sos
y J Mccormack, St. Johns, lots
to 4 blk 80 and lots to blk
40 and imp, charges 1888.
Timothy McCarty, st. Johns,
lots 2 & 3 blk 50 and imp, char
yes So SO.
TAXES OF 1894.
Lorenzo Baca, St. Johns, lot 2
blk 20 and imp, charges $12.72.
D Candelaria & Son, Concho,
lot "a blk 4 and imp, charges
| $500.
Aciano Candelaria, Concho, lot
l blk 4 and imp, charges 1898.
Alex Shreve, st. Johns. lots 3
to 8 and 13 to 18 blk rs and imp,
charges $500.
TAXES OF 1895.
Unknown owner, lot blk l.,
Concho, and imp, charges $2.35.
Unknown owner, lot l blk ?.
ConchO, and imp, charges $2.35.
/ Unknown owner, St. Johns.
lots A and 43 blk 81 and imp.