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The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
BAD MAN SURRENDERS
WHEN FUSIllADE BEGINS
Was Wanted for Murder, but Thought
at First He Would Fight.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Red Bluff Cal, Dec. a3.--P. Girard,
who is wanted in Sonoma county for the
murder OF Deputy Sheriff Mckinnon Of
Hardey county, Ore, whom he killed
while resisting arrest near Guernsyille, a
few months ago, was arrested yesterday.
He had been working OH the ranch OF
Mrs. NJ. L. Wilcox as wood chopper,
and was identified by r. Brewer, who
chanced to see photograph of McKin-
mons murderer.
Sheriff Boyd and City Marshal Ward
went to the Wilcox ranch at 3 o'clock yes
terday morning, but found that Girard had
fled to the hills. They followed him and
after several shots had been exchanged
Girard called out that he had been wound
ed and would surrender, stating that he
was the man wanted
He was brought here and lodged in
jail pending the arrival of officers from
Sonoma county. His wounds are not seri-
Gus.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
MARCONI IS TO DIRECT 1T

Rome Dec 23,--Signor Marconi is ex-
pected to arrive in Rome in few days
for the purpose of directing the work of
the powerful wireless telegraph station
which is to communicate with South
America. The station Is to be erected at
Pisa on the royal estate near King Victor
Emmanuers hunting lodge at San Rossore.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
IRELAND SAYS THE
FUTURE IS BRIGHT
BELIEVES CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN
PHILIPPINES WILL NOW BE
FREE FROM TROUBLE.
ON THE LANDS OF THE FRlARS
Archbishop Has Heard Of Settlement
and Rejoccs That the Controversy
Is a Thing OF the Past.
py ASSOCIATED inrss.

St. Paul, Mimi. Dee. - Archbishop
Ireland has received, under date of Dcecm-
Der -, cablegram from Mgr. Guidi
apostolic delegate to The Philippines, an
nouncng that the last touch had just been
put OF the contract between the United
States government of the islands and the
church Tor the purchase oi the lridr lands
i'll the islands aud inviting the archbishop
TO rejoice with him on the happy conelu
Sion OF the negotiations.
Referring to the ciblcgtam. Archbishop
Ireland said to u representative ot the
Associated Press:
Il want to add to this my expression OF
great pleasure Al the termination OF the
long drawn negotiations by the sale Of
these lands in the Philippines
Praises Taft and Gudi.
AN praise must be awarded to Gov
crnor Taft and Mgr. Guidi, who have
laborcd hard to bring all parties interested
III this matter to q final understanding.
From the time OF the arrival of Mgr
Guidi in the islands there has been the
warmcst friendship between him and thc
Philippine government.
THE disposal OF the lands, together
with the arrival OF the American bishops
III the islands, puts an end TO all political
and religious controversies III the Philip
pines and inauguratcd there an era OF
civil and religious peace.
THE administration ot President Roosc
welt is TO he congratulated OF the present
condition OF things in the islands. 1t
was his wisdom and forcthought that
caused Governor Taft, some ~ months
ago, to visi, Rome and talk directly with
the head OF the church about the iriar
lands matter. Pope Leo and Governor
Taft showed themselves to be OF one
mind as TO the main lines OF the policy
TO be followed. The negotiations then
begun in Rome were aiterward transferred
10 the Philippines where Mgr. Guid con
tinued the prudent and (ar sighted policy
OF his master Leo. NlIl.
Better Era Coming.
THAT hcnseforNard the church in the
islands will he well taken care Of Cath
olics and Protestants may confidently be-
lievc. The Americans now presiding over
the sees in the islands will know what
course will be the best, and they will fol
low that course.
I'VE in the states may leave TO them
the interests of religion as wc leave TO
Governor Wright. Governor Taft's sue
ccssor, the intcrcs, OF civil government
All agitation and excitement regarding
church matters in the islands now ceases
and we are all glad that this is the
case"
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
CHICAGO INDUSTRY TIED UP

Chicago, Dec. 23.-An important indus
try is tied up and $50 men are idle because
an engineer, James Freeman, employed
at the South Chicago plant of the Inter
national Salt company, was told that his
wages would be cut on Saturday. With
cry of unjust discrimination he succeed
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
How Nature Lends

Every one knows that Royal Baking Powder
is absolutely pure. Hence the housewife uses
it with implicit confidence and without ques-
ton, and she is justified in so doing.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

necessary ground for the new school house
in East Butte to the building committee
There are now several lots for sale which
are are available at a reasonable figure,
and the committee was instructed to make
the necessary purchase.
Ozo,onic Display. Hennessy's windows,
Grocery department. See it.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

But how few realize
that Royal Baking Pow
der in its chief ingredient
is a direct product Of the
healthful and delicious
grape! This constituent
Of the grape, crystallized
and ground to an impal-
pable powder, is the
cream of tartar which
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

MANDOLINS, GUITARS, WOLINS, ETC.
For the next few days Orton Bros. are
Offering their entirc stock of mandolins,
guitars, violins, ETC., at about one-half
regular retail value on account OF removal.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

Look at the display OF Ozotonic in Gro
Gerry department windows at Hennessy's
tomorrow.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
TO DINE WITH ROOSEVELT

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. a3.-Governor
Pennypacker left last night for Washing
ton to meet President Roosevelt, whose
guest he will be at lnchcon At the White
House. II is stated at the executive de
parment that the purpose OF the governors S
visit 10 the president is pnrclY ncrsonal
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

ed in getting strike declared which threat
ems to spread to the other plants on the
Great lakes.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23
MAYER'S JEWELRY
SPECIALS FOR TODAY

7sc napkin ng,..,.,,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,.. 50
SLoo napkin lng,,,,.....,...,........... rs
$3.50 napkin ng...........,.......,.,... LIS
WOO napkin fnR'',... Observation-Disclosures. i.35
300 piDy cup''''.'' Los
S1So baby up,,...,,,...,,..,.,..,.t.. 200
$500 SIX teaspoons, ib5
$3.50 six tablespoons 2H5
fsc paper knives. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
SI.25 paper knives. LOO
$500 sterling hair brush. 80
$3.50 sterling nail buffer. 10
Sl,25 bonner brush. 20
500 pocket mirror. comb and hle.......... rs
Complete line oi fine watches for men and
women, about one-fith less than elsewhere;
large line scarf pins; new seal ring; many
novelties in ladies brooches, ifatcrnal badges
undcrprced; big line sterling match sacs, s.
to SIS; endless variety novelty fob; garter
buckles; pearl handle pocket knives; pearl
handle razors. All at the wcllknoNn undcf.
pricing OF
MAYER.
No. 6s West Park. Next 10 posoi6ce
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

forms the active principle
of every pound OF
Royal Baking Powder.
Fruit properties are IN
dispensable to the health
fulness Of the body, and
those Of the grape as
used in the Royal" are
the most valuable and
healthful Of all.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-23

Hence it is that Royal Baking Powder pro-
duces food remarkable both in flavor and
wholesomeness.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
THE IRON TRADE REVIEW.

Cleveland; Olfio; iFeD. 26-The Iron Trade Re-
view says:
Though definite ANNOUNCEMENT of ore prices
has not yet been made, the interchange of views
between Clc1 Gland rates agents for Lake Superior
ores and various producing consuming interests
has given publicity this week to the proposed
prices for 1903 AS now expected, these will be
on a basis of $3.50 aginst $4.25 last year for
old range Bessemers: S5. GO as against $3.25
year for old range non.Bcssemers carrying a 60
per cent iron and II per, cent moisture: 81 as
against $3.23 for tho best Mesabi Bessemcrs,
ing $3.50, and a third grade, stil inner, S3.Io,
aid $3.23 for Mesabi nOn-Bessemers. These
prices are still subject to change The estima ted
output for all ranges is $4,000, 900 900,
600 tons for the steel corporation and II O0O, 900
tons for other producers. Actual shipments are
likely to fall 10 per cent short of this possibly
more. The scarcity of smelling stock for open
hearth furnaces, Which was factor one week
ago, is still pronounced and open heartl,
plants in the Pittsburg district have been shut
down for portion of the week.
. The pig iron market drifts. along without Incl
dent. Further foreign purchases made week
by week, recent transactions being chiefly in
German and Scotch irons. Foreign prices arc
slightly higher Southern producers Of pig iron
are not unit. as to prices for the second half.
While $3.50 Birmingham for No. 2 is adhered
t" by some as Low as 81 s is done: and second
quarter iron is sold in some quarters on the same
basis. Northern irons can be had in the middle
west at prices below southern quotations. While
$21 for No. 2 foundry at furnace, delivery III
the second half, has been generally maintained
by eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania fur
naces: sales are reported at Pittsburg at $2O.7J
for the second half, the freight being s. cents.
Demand for, iron Is not leSsening perceptby
even though the consuming trade is stepping uT
to new level of values all depends Oh the
ability Of furnace companies to increase the
supply. The ability Of furnaces, in spite of coke
troubles, to produce large percentages of higher
grade irons isl factor III the situation affecting
the price Of mill and pipe foundry irons. Rolling
material:
end are more interested than ever in maintaining
prices for bar iron. We note sale of 5000
tons of gray forge at $20.7o Pittsburg. Steel is
strong and scarce. 1t is more and more diff
cult to get authentic reports of actual sales
but 500 Z to 500. so central western mill and So
PittsburS represent closely the current market
sale Of 1000 tons of foreign bilets is reported
at $780, so central western MILL Finished mate
rails show good activity in nearly all depart
ments and the conditions here are quite at vari
ance with the qnctness OF the pig iron market
An advance of 81 a ton in wire products became
effective Feb 20, which restores prices to the
nnr1v fall
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
THE CASH TRADE
EASIER IN FLAX AND CoRN-sTEADY In !,
OTHER GRAINS. - go = =, |

OTHER GRAINS So =. Il
FLAN-The market fell off at the opening
today and sold lower than yesterday all
around, but after while the weakness spent
itself and a Slight renctionary, frmness was
noted I There was early demand for fax to
to $1l3, for the average No. l. :: =" ~
Minneapolis received IS against 20 last
year and shippea L, Duluth had 70 cars a. ;o,
arrive, si.iaA February, s1.11a May, $1.13H;
GoRN-sellers. complain of inability to move
the poor corn at satisfactory prices It is
to-day. No. 5 yellow closed at fl lac.
Receipts 26 cars: shipments, cars. =.
OATS-No change of Importance was made
in oats. There was a. fair demand No. 3
other lots, No. 3 white closed at: :S3sc.
Receipts. - ears; shipments, . cars.
MILLSTUFFS-The tendency is to hold
prices firm on all grades There is good gem
Bran in bulk, $15M15.25; shorts, $15@ 1928;
hour middlings. S1675@17: red dog. $1S.75, f.
fiona fesn in sSk tos t 81 ton add
FEED AND MEAL-Prices are fairly steady.
There is good demand for the better grades.
Coarse meal and cracked corn .Si4lo; NO.
ground feed. 2.3 corn and 7 3 oats, Sl::2o;
No. 9 ground feed. y corn and u oats. $l5. 80
m1775: No. 3 ground feed.z13 corn and 90
oats. $15.750lt1.E- ss.%.-sE
RARLEY-Feed grades are quoted 42@5oc;
mailing grades. 5oonosc. Receipts, is cars;
RYE No..,H2 ,,elssed at 471ss:s Receipts, 4
csrsSss shipments. cars. ->ss'a.s
IIAY--Rrices are easy. as quoted. Upland
choice. $10@105 0;t upland, NO. |. $S.50@1930;
midland soRs medium s3 $ a.. Of color
No: i, $1oW1o5o; No: 2. $am9.50; rye straw
choice, $650@7. Receipts, 80 tons
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26

Mines, 81 ri Reading a.; Reading lst pfd. ssls;
soathefn Halfway s pfd 64ss; southern { Pacific
391s; United States Steel pfd. 80; Wabash, "a !;
bar 4l ! silver, quiet q 3-16d per ounce. Money.
open market for short bills is 3h QD3% per
cent. The rate of discount In the open market
for thre months bills is 3 7-16@34 per cent.
NEW YORK BONDS, Feb. 26--United states
rrefunding IS, registered 1871, coupon 1o7ls;
United States IS, registered 1O7, coupon 1O7H ;
United States new is, registered 134M, coupon
l3oh; United States old As registered 1851.
coupon lo oh United States 1s registered 192A
coupon lU2N Atchison general Is, 1925; Atchi-
os pSlo Ms Ss Baltimore ahS
seconds. 10S: Central of Georgia is, 10Sh:
central ni Of Georga first income, %; Chesapeake
eago, aSf s ssM Al s. ai 10y oS
Chhicago Seonsotitlated IS 1$2
land Cincinnati chicago Sc. Louis U.S. general era
IS chieag9 , Terminal Colorado
S6a; Fort, Work and Denver City ,hr:sts,. lily
H IS Valley S4!gs 1os: Manhattan 1856
sapoiis eis lo Missouri
yevas seconds: SOY: Nov York Central general
Central general S.
eplasoi lnE 4, ltfa0lnS general Is, S963S
st, Louis g. Iron X Mountain corsol IS,
l11aS4.s ST. s. Louis .:@$ & San n Francisco
fss. Iloiis So.lthM esfNrn sfirsts 81 Y
Il <. L0uisS;So thwesteIT stsec olids, SAL
Antonio AEansas Pass. As. So .Souther Pacific.
As az Southern Raj as, . q; Texas & Pa
cifc lists II q: Toledo, ST: Louis Western As
Union Pacific As 1925 union3 I,aefic con
IS, LOO abash, sts< j II 34;;.s aa s seconds
~! ~ w wabash >debentule BIS ST: West Shore Is
II IL: Wheeling IL Ina ke. Erie IS, D3M; Wiscon
sin Central AS, 92ssi Copsolida ted Tobacco As
% Coloradp Fuel 800 Rock island, S6la; Penn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
A DECLINE OF FIVE.
Northwestern Gets Slight Setback
Early To-day Subscription
Rights at 1875. At.
St. Louis & San Francisco Weak De-
spite Rumors- General Elec-
trio Lost Seven.

New York. Feb. 2G2$1.H Prices on the stock ex-
change to-day siopsliel loNef thailast night. ex-
salnated Copper Ml,tch made fractional gains.
st. Louis. 4 San: Francisco dropped *, Other
wise the losses did not exceed ~ The dealings
were small. ss.sSifa3at q
while Ntetroipolital,
politan Securities .eers lifted q point each but
the 4we8knesssVf st. Louis & San Mancisco aud
the reaction in Rock Island had a discdifa ging
Effect and prices reacted. ST Louis 81 San
Ff.ineisco lost 2 ard tieit raj HE'D a point
Colorado Fuel. Smelling and Anaconda fell a
point under Hast night Norths Western sold at
a decline and tie subscription rights brought
~ compared With LII ; tn: high price OF last
week.. ST louis q Sal Francisco first preferred
The. laokasof effect from theircports of an alb
sorptions II st. Louis Is San Francisco by Rock
Island vas a disappointment to tire speculative
elen'en ,z, very dali and slug
gish in chIssApence hele4swas some recovery,
Metropolitan rAliSftf % the 4 top and Wabash
prcferred rising to Minneapolis st. Paul
& Sault ares PR feffed gained J.. General
Electric lost .a7 ard 5agsssago Terminal and
A large acc1lninla fiot4 Tennessee Coal carried
| it above 81 and STRENGTHENED metal stocks gen
orally. Railroad stocks were neglected and but
few of them huctuatcd more than y. North
Western made a further drop to 8 points under
last night and Pittshurg. Cleveland, Cincinnati
& st. Louis preferred declined 10 on one transac.
ton: q s5,.,t% X.
CONSOLIDATED Gas. illinois Central and Colorado
SoHthepn fell la H., ,,..1si-
tSt Louis s. San francisco rallied strongly to
S6& after selling at S31s III the forenoon. The
pacity of the demand Otherwise caused an
easier demand, especially for the grangers and
Southwesterns. Kansas City, Fort Scott & Mem
phis preferred advanced n, and Evansville &
Terre Hahte declined u. is. .
i ROnds were easy at .%.sg.r
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co, brokers, Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis e '# Isst
Closing figures bid.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Earn.lm to Lewis: The strength i'll has
nn'feubtedly LED to quite large part Of the
short have been :huying ana are doing so now.
Cudahy selling: wheat in Chicago
San Francisco wheat is of DC per Genital from
the top about two weeks ago, eqbal to SIC.
:. s. New eaork reports five loads Of wheat and
The German crop report gives Germany about
80, .tW0 bu more than ,lG0l.
Rosario cables Bartlett: Argentine corn crop
is expected to be very large and will he ready
4S5. 900 blu; oats $4,000 bu. =
err d fo hgae% "shanEed to nigh
Paris close: Wheat unchanged to so ntimes
lower; flour, So .centimes lower to 10 confines
sWrenn to- Watson: Wheat has turned firm. a
local pit condition; iIt 1roMd went home short
Bromhalf cabled:< Wheat opened unchanged
but later May steadied I'D In sympathy With
the undertene became easier and this slight ad,
vance was lost fine spring weather in England
causing a dull and lifeless market Corn opened
firm and " higher and further gained I'd dur
ing the early morning, the scarcity of contract
prices eased off I'D on realizing. 49, @-
al. Farnnon@ says wheat does not show any
stl,hgth: Our: adviees are bearish: Shorts COW
believe wheat is a sale for fair profit
/ Total Clearances Wheat 17,61o, bu; -four, 81, :
eco br ,a or 9u 10 oats Dat 1900 ou
Chicago to Watson: Corn offered freely at
last nights price. with small trade SO far. The
big longs are doing nothing so far: They
will haye to buy to sustain prices unless they
can scare. the shorts to running
Weather Map-Rains in the southwest Okla
homa, Texas, Missouri, and ansas There is
some snow in Nebraska. Temperatures gem
orally mild.
London Close: Wheat. unchanged to I'D
higher: corn. unchanged to sd higher.
Antwerp, Close: Wheat unchanged.
Berlin Close: Wheat I'D lower.
Budapest Wheat 1ac higher.
Chicago to Lewis: The strongest elements
here are very bullish corn. They are long
a lot of it and it is probably poor Judgment
to think they are wrong. 1t doesn't pay to sell
it Short. Cash corn is weak
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
SEVERAL F1REMEN WERE HURT.

New York, Feb. %. Several fremen we're
hurt. zone perhaps fatally. at a. FIRE in an eight.
story building at Broadway aud Thirteenth street
early to-day. Fhc prdpery loss is cstindstctf a /
$3.50. 900. Captain, John .Andreiz. of an ,ensire
company, at work at the fire, fell through
an open shaft, striking on the bead e1was
thought tosbe atalis injured aud ywas4takens to a
hospital. Asdozen firemens-were at work on the
sixth floor when a part of the freprGOf ceiling
fell. Battalion Chief Gooderson WIS knocked I'M
conscious by piece of tile and Fireman Daniel
Foley's right leg was broken and he was sent to
a hospital. while Goodcrson was ordered home by
Chief spiirroy. Fireman. Joseph Nfif,sch and
Thomas Mix fell from a ladder and broke their
legs and a piece OF. cornce crushed Fireman Jo-
seph Kimnetis foot. The three men were taken
to hospital. 80 III
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK Feb &c. ----Noon.--Money on call
steady, at 8 per cent prime mercantile paper.
s4.s7. 81 @4.s7. so for demand and at s4.s4. 25@
= - $40 for sixty DAYS; posted rates $3.50
bar ana siver 4s MeNiean dollars s So eos
eminent bonds steady: refundng Is. registered
and coupon, 1919 IS, registered. 1o5; s.. cou-
coupon. 1859: old As. registered. and coupon
1924; IS, registered, 1929 IS coupon, 100. +,
"a s35 Feb Eel osa a to
corresponding week. $40, $50, 95s.4o. y New York
exchange, selling rate. 1oc premium: buying
rate, 25c premium; selling rate, 25c discount
London 6Qday sight documentary exchange
balances si,ess, 425. " New YORK exchange Change, SOC
discount Foreign exchange, sterling posted at
seSsa Eth 2 @est t3asE 81 e5o
feI PHiLAbE MiH Feb 2s.ciearngs ST.
ISL .157; balances $2.S31. 427. Money AZ @5 per
BALTIMORE. FEB. 2s.-clearings 81, no. 746;
balances $685. Money 5 per cent.
3. BOSTON, Feb. &c. Exchanges, s2a, $50, 500;
Paris, Feb e. --Tbe weekly statement of the
Bank of France shows the: following changes:
Notes. in circulation decreased S675O00 francs;
in hand increased 1GD 600 francs; bills discount
ed increased 7o1250G0 francs; silver in hand
decreased ed $4,000 800; &C. 4aes;on !
e1O.000 was taken into the bank of England
on balance To-day. Bullion to the amount of
G1T0,0OO was withdrawn from the bank of
England for shipment; TO South America.
London, Feb. 26.-Gold premium at Madrid,
$33.57. 20
Berlin. Feb. 20. The weekly statement of the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows the follow
ing changes Cash in hand increased 81, 9So.OGO
marks: treasury notes increased $3.50, 900 marks
ether securities decreased 13.22000 marks notes
In circulation decreased S50sD.0O0 marks.
London, Feb 6.-Thc weekly statement OF
the bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased e415.OOO; cir
culation Increased se17aOOe Bullion increases.
594 .i99. Other securities increased 81 ,4s4.
COO Other deposits increased &2,590. 900. Pub
lie deposits decreased e314.0OO Notes in re-
serve increased e415 900. Government securi
ties decreased 22S.o00. The proportion of thu
Bank EnEland,s to liability week
is 47.:S per cent, as compared with 1906 PEI
cent last week. The rate of discount un
changed at per cent.
PARIS. Feb. 26.--I.hree per cent rentes. 8:
francs ia sentimes for the he account exchange
private rate of discount. 2a4 per cent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
No. 5, l: rejected. !. >it.
Northern Pacihc--No. northern. = No.

Northerp Paciac-No northern. 4; No. 2
northern 4. .ss :.
Chicago, St Paul. minneapolis & Omaha No.
2 northern .: No. 3. q rejected, p no grade. l..
Minnesota Transfer--No. northern ];
Total--No. hard, 4: No. l northern, 4Y No.
. northern, so; No 3, Is; rejected IA; no
grade. 10.
2 Other Grai,s--No. 3 winter wheat.> 81 ears;
rejected winter wheat. !; = No. a corn 81. no
grade corn. /: No. 3,white oats, g.; No i white
oats. Z: No. oats 8; No. ? rye. 2; No. 3 bar
grade barley. |; No. northwestern flax. l; No.
/ llaN. s.: rejected fax. S., no grade fax. l.
Cars Inspected out--Wheat, No. hard. 5;
"a: rejected 8; no grade. g.; No. :, winter wheat.
s.; No ) corn. 2; No. corn, 10; no grade corn.
Z; No.. white. oats. 4; No. 3 white oatsa s; No.
3, oats. TO-; no grade oats, 1: No. 2srye, 3; No.
3 barley, Z: No. 4 barley. ] ; No. barley, i; No.
l. lax, Ia; rejected fax, t.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
a SCI GOO ooo sWINpLE.

Panama Feb. .226,--By the arrest; of a man who
gave his name as Fern,in .Montero at the pier Of
d steamer about to sail for New York. it
been revealed that severalaof the most important
banking houses Of Santiago. Chile were swin1led
nut of s2.0OO,dot,, in gold several weeks ago.
Siontero WHO is accused of the crime was easily
identited and quietly submitted to- arrest He
viii. he. returned to Chile By the next Chilean
steamer for triv
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Feb 26-Cattle-
Receipts 10000; market slow; good to prime
steers, $5.250I5.75; poor to Medium, s3.25@.
4.I5 stockers and feeders, S2.35M .J6s cows and
heifers, S1.4o@4.90 Gamers. 81 .4002.50; bulls
$225@4. 23;- calves, $3.25@7:75; Texas fed
steers, $3.5OM4.5O
Hogs-Receipts, 2e.ooo- tomorrow. %, ooo
left over, 1885, market Zoe higher; mixed and
butchers. $6.90@7.25; good to choice heavy J,
81 .25@n 30; rough. heavy, $62o@p7.2o; light;
$G53 @6s3; bulk OF sales $6.95@I.25.
Sheep--Receipts, 1000: market steady to
weak good to choice wethers $Jm5.5O; fair to
choice mixed, $4M4.75; western sheep. $4.150p
$4.7507.
:. Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle. 21.574 :
hogs, 3S,606; sheep, 1901. Shipments-Cattle
1850; hogs, 93SS: hogs. 463