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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-21
NAIL ORDERS FILLED

NAIL ORDERS FILLED.
"IT'S THE SILK THAT MAKES THE
STYLISH GOWN"
We cut Silks any length direct from
looms. Consumer saves 15c to 45c a yard
Representatives wanted. loo stamps
brings samples and souvenir. Lenox Silk
Works 1133 Broadway. New York
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE OR
business, no matter where located; for
quick sale send us description and
price: Northwestern Business Agency,
81 Bank Of Commerce Bldg. Min
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PRINTING.

THE EXCELLENCE of our printing
wins; see us about your spring cata-
logues. The Abbott Printing Company,
- 4-6 Union block. Tel 1923 LII. '6ff
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-May l, modern eight-room
mouse, 262 East Tenth st. INQUIRE 345
st. Peter St f'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE can sell your business for spot cash.
description and price, Phillips, Pioneer
Press. st. Paul.
BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN. Midway
horse market. st. Paul, will buy your
horses. wagons and harness at all
times.
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FINANCIAL.
GOLD. SILVER OR eReENeAcks.

Are you in need of them? Thirty years
record and the largest clientage enable US
to give best rates
Loans to salaried people without mort
gage or indorser Only security your
names
Others on household goods, pianos. ETC..
"ltnout removal from your possession.
All loans can be paid back in Install
ments to suit borrower and every pay
ment will lessen cost of loan.
Every interview and transaction conf
dentlai. Open a. m. to p. m, including
noon hour. Minnesota Mortgage Loan
Co.. 316-317 Pioneer Press Bldg
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INSTRUCTION.

WE REPAIR, exchange and sell all kinds
of musical instruments: send for cir
cular. Twin City Musical Instrument
Co, 5S West Seventh. Phone main
246S LII -----.-. l.
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HATS.

H. KORsCH, 43s jackson; all the leading
brands; half price; our motto, Quick
Sales and Small Profits" your old hat
made new.
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PLUMBING.

perienced plumber; best work: lowest
prices. Ferguson. 362 Rice ST. Tel.
2126 LIZ
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LOST AND FOUND

PASSBOOK LOST-ApriI 10. 1903. Pass
book No. 2O75, of The State Savings
Bank. Finder is requested to leave the
same at the bank. If book is not pre-
scented within four weeks it will be can
celed. j. NJ. Goldsmith, treasurer
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BICYCLES.

DON'T leave your wheel until the spring
rush; have it, repaired now; we repai r
any and all makes. Bird Cycle CO. 81.
West Seventh, Twin City phone 1885,
SOLID RUBBER carriage tires, 81 up;
bicycle tires, 81 so to So; none better;
automobile. sulky and carriage tires at
lowest prices. J. N johnson Co, 9f5
5 lnNicollet, Minneapolis Mimi 20 .
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SEWING MACHINE.

GENUINE AUTOMATIC, s45; drop head
SAG; free trial; also new Singers, s13 so.
Domestics. S11. at 80 West Seventh.
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Tex. Sun. TEX. Sat.
SEx. Mon. Others Daily. LEAVE. |
Chicago, MIL. Madison. $3.50. $50 an
Chicago Atlantic EK2rssI 1880 pm
Chicago Fast Mall .... 900 pm |
Northwestern Limited 8: 30
Chicago, NIL. Madison. ~ Pm.
Nsusau, F. du Lac, Gresa Bay Sos pm
Culuth, Superior Ashland 80. 70: 0 an
Twilight Limited. ADD |
Duluth. Suoerior. Ashland D.. I PM
es Moines. Redflsl1 PIsrr, t7:4O an /
Sioux City. Omah1. Kan. City 1000 am
St.James. Fairmolt NsR Ulm t7:4o am .
OMAR Limited. q: ~
Su. City, Omaha, Kan. CITY ! NJ
Sioux Falls MItch,ll. Rsdhsld 900 IN
Dos MolRes. Mitchell. Su Falls 600 pn !
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PERSONALS.

FEMALE DISEASES cured. Irregular
menstruation quickly cured; forty years
experience. Office open from 9 a. m.
till 10 p. m. DR.. Wheeler Globe Bldg.
Minneapolis. Tel. n. W., NJ. 1853 il;
T. c.. 533; good home for patients.
LADIES in trouble. call or write DR.. BLY,,
q Fourth st. south. Minneapolis. New
book 25c
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT Games F.
patent attorneys and solicitors Main
office, 929-935 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Minneapolis. Mimi: branch room. 81
McGill Bldg Washington D. C
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ACCOUNTANTS.

WORK DONE FOR MERCHANTS in city
and country; new sets opened. posted :;
balance sheets made out; references to
prominent people in St. Paul Write
Expert Accountant, 215 South Frank
lin ST
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M Cd n EY.

AND PER CENT MONEY to loan on
improved property in ST. Paul and Min
neapolis. V. c. Gilman. Germania Life
Bldg.
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MEDICAL.

MRS. WAGNER gives scientific manipu
latory treatments; electro magnetic and
medicated 315 st. Peter. Room 8, third
floor.
II AIDES! Use Chlchester's English Pennyroyal Pills
III Best! Safest! Only Reliable: Take no other
buy your DruEcfat, send stamps for parta.
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CONTRACT WORK.

April 1S. 1903 ct.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April 2o.--wheat opened sone- wnat cratic today. but strong undertone !zc higher May corn closed hc lower and July was on kQ%c with May oats unchanged. in trovisons % wea & steady the July products clos
 The action of the Armour interests in sup porting the market on all weak spots was the strong finish. Opening prices were easier on the Door showing of the Liverpool cables. which failed to respond to the advance here 72h. while May was a shade higher to xGSc lower at 77h977M. Considerable liquidation tns onT rst aa hour but buying by the May delivery was extremely nervous and trad ing In that option was light. owing to the son. decrease of asss ooo Sushels ns in s'as sse visible supply together with a fair export de- Hand were bullish influences the latter half of closed %c higher at 7sN@7shc, while July closed at an advance of isc at 72972M, after flour were equal to 66o. 900 bushels. Primary rsceipts were 375.ooo bushels. against 2s5,- 0oo bushcis year ago Minneapolis and Du- local receipts of 36 cars one of contract grade. made total receipts for the three points of z26 cars. against 34i last week and 2a7 a
 Corn was firm at the opening under the in- nuence of q good commission house demand to- gether with covering by shorts the wet wealth. CT. small receipts and higher cables being the strengthening factors Later in the day sell ing by scaipers resulted in decline. the mar ket lnckfnG any material support and closing prices were easier. May being off < at 44h af- ter selling between A and 445s. July closed 19Ac lower at 44M. ranging between 44M and 44&@45. Local receipts were 30 cars three of contract grade.
 Oats were active and firm at the start due to small receipts and wet weather, but later the market eased off under heavy profit talk ing by May holders. Shorts covered freely at the outset and there was good general buying by commission houses on outside orders. A fair commission house demand prevented any serious declines and the close was steady, May being unchanged at 35x. after selling between 35x and S5&. Local receipts were l62 cars.
 Provisions were dull. but held fairly steady. Opening prices were easier on lower hog mar ket, but covering by local shorts and an im- provement in prices at the yards resulted in a 1r1ner feeling. July pork closed a shade lower at i7.6o6 l7.62h; July lurd was 2hc higher ct Ss.65 and ribs were 2hc higher at se.77M
 The leading futures ranged as sollows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
MARINE NEWS.

KEY wEsT-Arrived steamers Martinique, Dillon. Miami and sailed for Havana; Mas este, Turner. Port Tampa. and sailed for
 PENsAcoLA- Arrived, steamers Mortlake (Br.)l Nicolli, Tainpico; Manchester Corpora CTS Francisco lsp.). Rezvarria. Liverpool; Mortiake CBr), Nicolli. Tampico: schooner Goodwin stoddard. Hutchinson. New York. r, NEW YoRK-Arived. Mani;Ou' London;
 NAPLES Sailed, Victoria. New York
 GIBRALTAR-Passed Commonwealth, Naples for Boston; Lombardia, Genoa. for New York; 2oth Koenigen Albert Naples, for New York
 INISTRAHULL-Passed. Arcadan. Boston, for Glasgow; Buenos Ayrean. Glasgow. for Bos-
 BUTT OF LEADs-Passed. Norge. copen- hagen. for New York.
 TiVERPooL~Arrived. Maria de Larrigina, New NswYesk;; Yesk; New England. Boston,
 PLYMoUTH-sailed, Pretoria. Hamburg. for New York.
 ANTwERP-Arrived, Krooniand. New York
 CHARLEsToN-Sailed, schooner Geneva, PjorkIund, Weymouth.
 JAcKsONvILLE-Arrive brig Bertha Gray (Br.). Richards. Cienfuegos. Cuba.
 NORFOLK-Arrived, steamer Zanzibar (Br.) Robinson. Pensacola, for Leilth.
 NEWPORT NEwS-Arrived. steamers AlbanC (Ger.). Kudenhold, Hamburg; Alleghany (Br.) Evans, London.
 NEW oRLEANs-cieared. steamers Bratter (Nor). Holm. Puerto cortez; Corsica (FrD Debonnaire. Havre; Sanda (Br.). Ramsey, Pro gresso.
 PORT EAps-Arrived. steamers Beverl, (Br.), Seiders, Puerto Cortes: Hydra (Nor.) ) Knutzen, Cienfuegos; Lauenburg (Cuban) Sperling. Ceiba: Aquilija (Aust), Rudinuri Philadelphia: Juan Forgas (sp). Castelo. Gu ban ports; Louisiana CGer,), Alers. Bremen Fl Dia. Mason. New York. Sailed. steamer Cayo Largo (Br.), Denton. LIondon. via Nor folk; Marlborough cBr.). Padsett. Leoth. MOBILE-Arrived, steamers Harald (Nor.) ) | Haiversen, Ceiba: Ulv (Nor). Pedersen Ha vana; Duncan (Nor). Rosseiand, from sea i l distress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
n. q B. Beers Cotton Letter.
 Especial to The Advertiser.l

NEW ORLEANS. April 2o.-Liverpooi ad- vices were disappointing. Consequently our market opened 3@5 points lower and declined 6@l6 additional subsequently on the old crop months. and 214 on the new, owing to large port and interior receipts. coupled to the lack of demand for spots at easier prices Near the close fresh buying superinduced slight rally. making the net loss S@i6 points near positions, whereas the late were unchanged to 36 points lower. The port receipts for the three days aggregate 37. 900, against ie,oo0 last year and the five leading interior towns during the same time have reached l6.00o. against 7.eoo last year. or over 100 per cent. increase in both the port and interior town movement. Manchester cables say that cloth market has been lethargic since the holidays. The troubles in the balkans have caused ship pers to Turkish points to suspend operations. Egypt is over-supplied and is forwarding few orders and Eastern offers were mostly imprac- ticable. The fact of the matter is textile trade conditions generally are not favorable for stocked with the raw material and the manu- factured products 1t will require a revival of demand to enable new engagements to be made. Notwithstanding the sharp advance in raw cotton cloths are not selling for any more now than when middling cotton was about 1 cent lower. The large receipts. the lack of speculation and the nominal demand for spots, even though concessions are being made to ef- feet transactions all combine to cause an un- easy feeling. which is accentuated by the un- favorable outside influences however, in the face of these factors little disposition is shown to operate in the near months on either side, as manipulation Is feared Such being the case, new crop options are becoming more active
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
New Orleans Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS. April 2o.-cotton future
Liyerpool Cotton Future..
Daily Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS-Quiet; sales, $50: ordi- nary. 8 g. Is; good ordinary, oll-io; low mid io ol.le; middling fair. TX. nominal; receipts 3,I22: stock. l64.43t.
 1 GALvEsToN-steady: middiing, 10 i-l6; sales. 100: receipts, 6.337: stock, 43,6e6
 MoBILE-Nominal: middiins. 10; receipts, sAvAMNAH1pu!, SAY: NM niddins. sx; receipts. CHARLBsToN-Dur; middlins. 10: receipts. SO; stock, 6.3o6.
 NoRFoLK-Dull; middiins. ioS; sales ss; BALTIMORE-Nominal: middling, iok.
 BOSToN-Quiet; middling. I04o; net re- ceipts, 306: stock, i.l06.
 PHILADELPHIA-Quiet middling, Io6o; rect ipts, 26: stock 2,76I.
 ST. LouIs-Quiet; middlins. 10; receipts.
 NEW YORK-Quiet; middling. 10. 35: gross, receipts. 9iI; sales. .oo5:' stock. 65,o2l; ex- ports to Great Britain, 3.2io
 Total today-Net receipts. l2.336; exports E Great sac srissis to the continent L. Consolidated--Net receipts. se,s7e exports to Great Britain. 10. i4s; to the continent, D. Total since Sept. l-Net receipts. 7247.- a6o; exports to Great Britain. 2,5eo. 5i7; to France. 726. 700; to the continent 2,6S9, 926,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
c. E. Pierce & Co.'s Cotton Letter.

lover Private Wire from Gilbert C Ciay.l
 NEW ORLEANS. April 2o.-rhe Liverpool market dropped of several points in both de- partments which was qyi,e consistent with the nature of advices from that quarter today. Manchester reported today an unsatisfactory condition of business resulting from various causes such as high prices for raw cotton. dis turbancea in the balkans unsettling trade and some of the prominent centers being we'll sup piled with goods for the time being. This rep- resentation Is certainly not encouraging, but 1t Is decidedly in contrast with the course of the visible supply which shows that spinners continue to take cotton at e fair rate and this can hardly be due to any temptation offered by the level of prices. Liberal receipts and . shading off of quotations for spots combined with unfavorable foreign news led to com raratively free selling here, and in fact in some instances, expressions were heard about the probability of the crop exceeding expecta- tions. This doubtless helped to encourage sell ing that forced a sharp decline, though lead ing bulls rendered periodical support and main tained a steady tone. While there has been a moderation in the influences that have con- duced to the establishment of high prices, it is not to be assumed that matters in this re- srect have taken positively adverse turn. It is quite evident that manipulation will con- tinue to play prominent part in the regula- tion of prices and in such circumstances it ia necessary to bear in mind that conservatism is the safest policy to pursue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
THE BULL CLIQUE SHOWS APAs-
 sIvE SPIRIT.
Prices Forced Down 3 to 16 Points Below the Closing Quotations of saturd1r-Ths Close 1
 is n<eady.

NEW YORK, April 2o-The cotton market opened at unchanged prices to . decline of { points under heavy estimates for the days receipts and continued liquidation, but after the decline had extended another point or two on the active options the narke. was rai- lied by covering which resulted in the advance of values to a level about q points lower to points higher as compared with last night 5 nnais This prved to be the best price of tho day. however. and was followed by further H. qutdatfon and selling for the short account as q result of the favorable weather noted throughout the South and indications that to- morrow's port receipts would again exceed those for the same day last year while the volume of exports showed . decreasing ten- dency. The decline was assisted by the weak ness in Liverpool. which at one time was 4@5 points lower and closed 3ik@4h points higher. There was little support in the mar ket, the clique remaining passive for the time being and prices were forced down to . level s0l5 points below the closing quotations of saturday with the new crop months showing the greatest relative frmness. The into sight for the week Is being estimated at lle,oo0 bales. against e2, 900 bales last year. At the low point of the session. however. there was considerable profit taking by shorts and tho demand from this source brought about final rally which carried prices upward . matter of about S66 points and the market was finally steady. net 10 points lower to 2 points higher.
 Total sales estimated at 200, 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21

cables which showed . decline of { decimal Potnts in Liverpool. Sales. $50 bales. inciud- tnt 60 to arrive.
 Fufures were somewhat active at the open ing. though prices were 206 points below saturdays closing. Almost immediately after the frst call the market became very dull and prices declined rapidly for . time. No support whatsoever was siven by the buis- The long eide did not seem to care how great the decline became in the trading. September was the month most in demand. The downward move ment continued throughout the session. April. May and June iosinG 6 points each, July Q. August .. September and the balance of the list standing at Saturdays closing level.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
A. B. Baxter G Co.'S Cotton Letter.
 TBy Private VVirO.l

NEW YORK, April 2o.-Cotton was a shade lower in the early market on quite small trans actions There was a slight decline in the Liv- erpool market when we opened. but this failed to influence us; in fact. nothing that can occur in the foreign markets Is likely to make much impression here. There has been some nervousness account of free movement recently and receipts have been picking up quite remarkably It Is stated that much of the cotton now coming here Is noth- ing more than rubbish, but the quality appears to be wholly overlooked and quantity alone does not fall to exert a depressing influence on the market. There was some rain Sunday and some today. but in no case was the moisture over half an inch. while the Southwest, es- pecially Texas was without rain, and there 1t Is necessary in many sections of the State The Government will issue no monthly report before June 3; meanwhile the weekly reports for the Weather Bureau on Tuesday win alone serve to give official information on the crop prospects. The port receipts today estimated at I2,o0o. against g. 900 last year. and the interior towns at some points were re- porting pretty large receipts, especially Mem phis and an easier tone resulted with with drawal of all support. Cables easy at 4@5 points decline More inquiry for cloths at Manchester; yarns dull.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
Virgin 6 Faunee,s Cotton Letter.

lover Private Leased Wire.l
 NEW YORK April 2o.-Cotton futures in the local market opened steady in tone today with first prices unchanged to a decline of 4 points. There was a weakening through the early session. and while prices sought a lower level In the absence of conservative buyers there was a little buying by shorts frorr time to time. The old crop positions were left out at times and many smaller longs liquidated freely The new crop ideas were slow for the most part and the fluctuations generally were narrow. The crop reports were bearish. the outlook to- the new crop he'"R described as excellent in many sections of the belt. The acreage reports were also bearsh. the indi- cations pointing to a faic increase com- pared with that of last year. Fertilizer being used on an extravagant scale. Outside specu- lation along rather insignificant lines to- day in that there were fears of fresh manipu- lation in connection with the so-called bull syndicate. Interests generality rere on the selling side of the market. Spot markets were quiet and about steady today with a moderate demand and small offerings in the South con tinue firm. Their views. however. that the strike situation continues quite serious and some holding of The movement of cot ton today was fairly good at the ports. figuring at about i2,ooo bales, against o.7oo last ~Asb Az th~ cosN th Ire was rather mixed sentiment with neither side inclined to make any claims with regard to the probable future movement of the market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
c. E. Pierce C Co.'s Cotton Letter.

By Private Wire From c. W. Lee & Col
 NEW YORK. April 2o.-There was at least Q temporary change in the outlook today. The pool furnished very little support and every body furnished cotton. This caused . sharp break and very weak market. July and May were the weakest. while August and October ruled fairly steady, considering the weakness elsewhere. October only lost a few points. This is to be expected on break If prices are to decline. it will be May and July most. August less and October least of all. There was especially large selling today with the hammering and stop loss orders reached at every point down. Receipts at interior towns were about double last year and at Galveston and New. Orleans for tomorrow twice last years figures. This brought out cotton and caused an increased opposition to the market. A great many look for a decline as weather gets better and the movement increases. For this reason we would sell August on any bulge for quick profits. but would take the profits on any decline and only sell on a bulge. We don't know that the May affair is ended and until the evidences of the end of that deal are forthcoming the market should only be sold on good advances. On break tomorrow we would cover August sold above eh cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
ls leading futures ranged ss follows

rasr quot.tiona were as tollowa;
 Flour-Duil and steady. No. 2 Spring wheat. 7s@so; No. 8. 7sass; No. red, 76%@79.
 No. 2 corn, ASK; No yellow, ASK. No. oats 35; No. white, 33Ma37M. Mess pork. per bl.. sIe;os9i 9isl 10. Short Ii sbides Ooose), Se. so@o. 90. Dry salted shoulders toxebd). Ss. 37M9s 50. Short clear sides (oxedb). Slo. l2n@io.25. Whiskey, asis obf high wines, Sl.3o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
Visible Supply of Grain

NEW YORK. April 2o.-The visible supply of grain Saturday, April 6, as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange. is as fof- lows:
 Wheat, s7.27hooo bushels; decrease. 2sss.- 900 bushels -
 Oats. e,e4s, 900 bushels: decrease. ISo. .ooo.
 Rye, e64, 900 bushels; decrease, 7so0o.
 Barley. I.6l0,0o0 bushels; decrease, A, GOO,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 2o.-The improved con- ditions of weather have been reflected to a slight extent in the dry goods trade both at first and second hands The latter have shown materially more activity and while buyers are confining their purchases to actual require ments. it is evident that conditions show an improvement which is likely to be reflected in all departments In an increasing degree.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
THE MISSISSIPPI.
Weather Prediction is for Contin-
 ued Fall at New Orleans.

New Orleans. Ap-il 2O.-The evening reading here was 19.4. The Weather Bureaus prediction Is for continued slight decline from icksburg south. The fall at that point was half foot in the past twenty-four hours and at Donald sonville it was two-tenths.
 The engineers had adyices today from Hymelia of fair progress in the work of cribbing with fewer men on duty than are needed The Texas and Pacific is now operating passenger trains over the country submerged by the break. The first through train over the Mississippi Valley since the break at La Grange was sent out today. There will be complete resumption of traffic on the road except on the riverside division on which Green vile is located.
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