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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

Mistook the symptoms: He-"Lools
at that woman on the other side of
the street waving her hands about her
head. Is she practicing physical cul-
tureT She-"Mercy, no! She's de-
scribing her new hat to another wo-
man."-Chicago News.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
Lieut.. Leslie Married

Lieutenant Sam Leslie of the Mount
ed Patrol was married yesterday to
Miss Rosina Shaw, a teacher at the
kamehameha Girls School. The
couple departed for Kona on the Maui
ma Loa on their honeymoon tour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
Ayers
Cherry PeCtoraI

greatly strengthened my throat, cleared
up my voice, and took away the ten
dency for every cold to 60 to my lungs.
Last year had bad attack of In
grippe. The only medicine took was
from this bottle, and came out all
right. know it's good, too, fer
asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, Group"
There are many substitutes and imi-
tations. Beware of themi Be sMe
you get Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Two sizes. Large and small bottles.
Prepared BY Or J. 6. Aver Co.. Lowell Mass, U.SA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
TROOPS ON THE
TRANSPORT SHERMAN

The transport Sherman which is due
to arrive from Manila today has on
board 122 enlisted men of Company E,
Second Battalion Engineers; Company
F, Second Battalion; sixty-three sick,
three insane, 500 enlisted men of the
Thirtieth Infantry, seventy-seven cas-
uals, twenty-nine general prisoners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.
.TAERAPlON. . In,, p .Sssss', ~

snsdy, used in the Continental Hospitals by RECORD,
enst.n. Jobert. velpeau. and others, combines ali
Shs dssadsrstA to be sought in medicine Of the
1,nd, and snrpasses everything hitherto employed.
GIHERAPlON No. I maintains It's world.
ssnownsd and we'd nsrtsd reputation for dennge.
saents Of the kidneys, pains In the back. aud
Aindrsd ailments, anording prompt relief where
Sehsr well tried odiss have been powerless.
'TAERAPlON No. z forimpunty Of the blood.
scurvy ptmplss. spo<s botchss, pains and cling
81 ttnts, govt, rhsunaatism alldssases for which
u Aas bs.ttoe much fashion 70 employ mercury,
srapatlA de. TO the destructio Of sufferers teeth
md ruin Of health This preparation puri6ss the
vhsis system through tbs blood aud thoroughly
shMtnAtcs all poisonous matter FROM the body
rAERAPtON No 8 for exhaustion, slssp-
lsssnssA snd al distressing consequences Of
snoilAaon. worry. ossr~Ik, &c. IL Possesses
ssvrtn.g power IN restoring strength aud viSor to
eAsss gathering from the snsrvsting influences Of
lo.g ss,dsncs IN hot. uuhsAlthy climates
IhEHAPION y sold by tie principal
Csnists and Merchants Throughout the world
rsAss IN Rngland, -. VI. aud ~ cd. In order.
ing STATE which u the tArec number 10 70.
0ssrsd. and OBJ ssrve thaG ehe word "ruIHArios
uppears on the Bntsh Government Stamp IA
whhts istssrs on . rcd ground) al led 70 evsry
EsnsAns pAekAgs By order Of HE Aajsstys Hon.
CsA.ssisasrs. md without Winch u Y fosxsyr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08
cAsTLE & COOKE CO.. Id
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Company.
yhe waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Cugar Company.
he Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
he Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis. Mo.
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Eteam Pumps.
weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life 1nsur-
Ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company. Of
london.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-08

I've are old friends, this bottle and
l. We have known each other for over
sixty years. When boy was always
taking cold, but a few doses Of this
medicine would at once set me right.
When q young man l had weak
throat and weak lungs. My friends
feared some lung trouble, but
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Noon: Money on call
steady at s. per cent prime mercantile paper.
Haas per cent. Sterling exchange steady. with
actual business i'll bankers bills at $4.SI q
4S7. l23 for demand and at 81. s4M4 25 for 60
day bills: posted rates s4.s4A@4 s. and s4.s1a
Ml.SS. Commercial bills. $4.s"A @4.S3&. Bar
silver t13sc: Mexican dollars. 81 1ac. Govern
ment bonds steady: refnndipg IS, registered and
coupon, 1DS:i. IS. registered and coupon, 1oI ;;
new IS. registered .134a: coupon 1884, old Is;
coupon. 1929.
MINNEAPOILs. Feb. Bank ceariugs to-
corresponding week, S12, OH $3.50: New York
rate par: Chicago exchange. selling rate, SOC
premium. buying rate, SOC discount; London 60
day sight documentary exchange. 81:
ST. PAUL, Feb. j.--Clearoings to-day, $S61.-
9ss.2f: for the week $3.50 913S1; last. year,
81. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-C1earings. ss.466.449:
balances ss4O,397. New York exchange, 25c
| LONDON Feh 5--rhe weekly statement of
the Bauk OF England shows the ing
cua ton increased ella 900: bullion decrea sed
G2O1 $40; other, securities decreased E63O,OO
other deposits decreased 1,953,090: notes re
serve Increased E1o4 900: public deposits in
creased e574 900. The proportion Of the Bank
| of Englands reserve to liability this week is
| AS 50 per cent, as compared with IS per cent
| last week Rate of discount unchanged at 4
| PARIS. Feb 5-Thc weekly statement of thu
| Bank of France shows the following changes
I Notes in circua ton. increased A.0Io.QOOf; treas
ury accounts current increased q 91oOoOf: gold II
hand increased 1000, O00f: bills discounted de
creased %, 225. Oo0f; silver in hand increased
! PARIS Feb 5-Three per cent rentes 100
Francs ~ centimes for checks
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
ANTITRUST BILLS
A Special Order for Their Consideration
by the House.

A Special Order for Their Consideration
by the House.
Washington, Feb. 5.-When the house
met to-day the question was on the mo-
ton of Mr.. Talbert Is. c. to amend the
motion Of Mr.. Underwood (Ala.) to re-
commit the postoffice appropriation bill
so to add instructions to the commit
tee to eliminate the appropriations for
special facilities from Washington to New
Orleans and from Kansas City to New
ton, Kan
Mr.. Talbert's amendment was voted
down 10 0to III. MI. Underwood's motion
then was defeated without division and
the bill was passed.
Mr.. Hit Gllinois) presented the con-
ference report on the diplomatic and con
sular appropriation bill and it was adopt
ed. .s.-. '
The army general staff bill was sent to
conference. Mr.. Hull Iowa), Mr.. Parker
(New Jersey and Mr. Sulzer New York;
being named conferees.
MIR. Grosvenor from the committee on
rules then presented the special order for
the consideration of the antitrust bills.
1t provides for the consideration of both
the bills to expedite cases under the Sher-
man law and the Littlefield publicity bill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Paris opened: Wheat and -four. 10 confines
lower; close 30040 centimes lower
Charles r. Lewis. from Chicago Every one
bearish here and talent, selling wheat. Cable
bids strong MS ever for cash r=s; -s$,r
Whallon, Case & Co. from Chicago: Think
Armour is trying to buy wheat around 79c
through brokers.
e. L. Lewis from Chicago: Wheat is strong
again. Milnline bought about 400, 900 bu. Trade
big, considering wire trouble. Sentiment is
Liverpool opening: Wheat and corn un-
liverpool, 100 Wheat $50 lower; corn, Is @
I'd lower.
THOMAS Dunnell from Chicago Montague
best buyer of wheat Warren buying some. at
quarter Market from of Yesterday S
sellers covering ups Crowd carried over some
wheat. =.
Watson from Chicago. Wheat opens easier
on disappointing cables but seems to be some
wheat wanted around 79c on resting orders.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cloudy and warmer:
Grand Forks cloudy and COOL S above. Cas-
selton. cloudy. west wind; warmer. Fergus
rails, cleafr and cold: st. Cloud clear and cold
Fargo, cloudy, calm: Winnipeg, clear and calm
zero.
Closing Liverpool cables: Wheat tA0ssd
| stephens from Chicago The strength in the
wheat market yesterday was opposed not only
By the recent bull leaders. but by the rank and
! file Of the local scapcrs as Well. but when ca
! bles finally came in showing tile Legitimate
| strength Of the, worlds position the market
| quickly advanced in spite of speculative oppo-
| sition We continue to be very firm believers
| in higher prices and think very favorahly of
purchases of May wheat on any soft spots.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
An Early Bulge Carried It to 7711ac
but the Advance Would u
Not Hold.
Argentine Shipped 100000 Blu.
This Week-Liverpool and
Paris Lower.
The Wire Service Still Poor and
Much of the Daily News
Missing.
IMPAIRED WIRE SERVICE.

IMPAIRED WIRE SERVICE.
The sIeet storms In and about Chicago
are stisll causing serious Interruptions in
the telegraph service. This accounts for
the lack to-day Of certain quotations in
the market reports.
Minnea polls Chamber of Commerce, Feb. o.
Another day of crippled wire service and the
lack of important news added uncertainty to the
wheat market and made traders nervous and
undecided The wires not working at all
at the opening, and. while there was some ino-
provement later little of the regular daily news
came through. Liverpool was unchanged at the
opening but the later cables showed Liverpool
wheat SD up, aud this helped the tone here.
The continental market reports were unreliable
owing to poor service. An early telegram re-
ported Paris stronger damage talk in France,
but private cablegram to Chicago house that
got through later said the cash wheat in Paris
was selling l lac lower. Sentiment appears mod
erately bullish and, while there was less talk
this morning of the doings of Armour in the
Chicago pit, the tendency was stronger Min
neapolis May opened at 761sc and sold at I6lac
cars against 1as last year, and Duluth 4s.
against So OF 'to-day's receipts in Minneapolis,
% cars were winter wheat. Chicago had a
good cash wheat trade.
Argentine came in with another big week, ship
ping out 1,6oo, 900 bushels of wheat. This
Rad effect on the speculative markets all
around; Liverpool closed ,5@@sd lower. Paris
Minneapolis sold to TIC for high but at tns
close fell quickly to I6Mc on free oncrs 10 sell
aud closed at that figure for May and also al
low point 7TM77Hc for July. -.....
The Price Current says the wheat crop is ia
rorable except in Kansas where there are I'M
promising places due to dry weather. bu
rains may change this later. The interio,
movement of wheat is free. q: 80 :.--c..v.. (
The cash market active and little bettel
than yesterday. No. l northern sold at A.
over May for good part, and No 2 northern
at 1c under Some No. ! hard sold at rec
There was the usual preference shown fo
wheat in cars that could be loaded out prompt
ly with -four. and sellers with good milling whea
do little better than the others. Some whea
sold to arrive but not much. No. t.
arrive brought 76hc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
THE CASH TRADE
FLAX FIRM-oATS IN GOOD DEMAND
HARLEY QUIET.


FLAX-No. sold at SILT aud the general
tendency firm. Rejected brought S1.l4 "a.
Minneapolis received SIS cars, against 20 last
year and shipped J. -, -.... -. ..
Closing prices: Minneapolis. cash. Silly: to
arrive s1.1IA; February, $l.161a May, E.19M;
July. S1.19s4. '.
CORN--No important changes made in
corn. No. yellow closed at 41c. Receipts, 16
cars: shipments, Is ... . ...,.-... 49,.
OATS-Although prices not especially
changed. the general demand for oats was better
aud sellers pronounced it satisfactory.
market than yesterday. No. 3 white closed at
$50. Receipts. "a cars shipments So cars.
FEED AND MEAL~-Coarse meal and
cracked corn. $16@16.25; No 1 ground feed. %
corn. 1-a oats $16.5o@16.15: No. ground
feed: - corn, rs oats, s17;5oG17.75.
M1LLSTuFFS = Demand is reported active:
bran in bulk S14.50@ 1475: shorts, $14.5O@
14-75: -four middlngs. $16.5o@16.T5: red dog
$1S.I5 fob: feed in 2O0-lb sacks. 81 per ton
additional. Shipments. 1850 tons
BARLEY-Selling were complaining little
this nnornin, the demand not quite so
brisk. Feed grades quoted 43@5o: mailing
grades. 50656c. Receipts. 25 cars: shipments.
IS cars.
RYE-No 2 closed at 471sc Receipts. cars
shipments. -. - .-.: -
HAy-Upland choice S1o5nGI11: upland. No.
4. S10@1o.50: midland sS.50@9: medium $50
as; off color, S6@6.5O: timothy. choice, Sill a.
IL So Timothy. No. l. S1o.5u@11; No. ., $11@
11.5o rye straw, choice, s6.5o@7. Receipts, IS
TONS 80.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
CONVENTION WEEK IN FARGO
implement and Hardware Men and Gro
GERS to Be Entertained.

FARGO, n. D.-For the three days of
Feb. 1920, Fargo will entertain three
more conventions. They are the north
west implement dealers and the state
hardware and the state srocers. At a
meeting of the representatives of those
trades in Fargo arrangements were made
for caring for the visitors. Committees
We're appointed for all possible necessi-
ties and the entertainments will be of a
joint nature. After the meeting the dele
gates have a. trip arranged which will
take them as far as New Orleans and st.
Augustine.
Some months ago there was a shoot
ing scrape near Mapleton in which Farm
er Nelson Hodges shot man named Fol-
ger. It was said the row was precipi-
tated because of domestic troubles in
which Folger needleSsly mixed. There
is a criminal action against Hodges and
civil action has already been tried for
damages from the shooting. Now Hodges
| is said to have instituted divorce pro-
ceedings.-
! After long delay the secretary of the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
CHICAGO GRAIN
THE WHEAT MARKET OPENS WEAK, WITH
RATHER LIGHT TRADING.

Chicago. Feb. 5.---Wheat opened weak on ca
bles and good weather, with May 9s@1ac lower,
at 79@79kc Trading very light. owing to
the continued bad wire trouble, and the market
held about steady. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts of 344 cars. which,, with local
receipts of 26 cars of contract grade-nade
total receipts for the three points of 370 cars,
against ALL last week and 21S year ago.
Close: Wheat-May, 7S%4c; July, ID Il M74Mc.
Corn opened easy lower cables and the de
morallzation Of the freight situation was also a
potent influence toward lower prices May was
off 1s@Ac. at 44M447sc to 44:ac, and there was
little change in prices during the first hour Of
the session. Local receipts We're 2134 cars, -
Close: Corn--February. 43Hc: May. A4fs a
44Bc; Julyq, 1850; September, 1875 M4314c.
The weakness in other grains affected oats
and the opening easier. May opened 1sc
lower at 3614c. Trading dull. Local re
Close: Oats--Fehruary. size: May, $3.50:
July, 32$ic; September, 2S1hc.
The following was the range Of prices: =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
AN ACTIVE MARKET
Reading Dealings Are in 1000
Share Lots-Bunches Of
Erie Are Sold.
Chicago Great Western Preferred
Sold Up Point Brooklyn
Transit at. 10.

New York. Feb. 1.-The market opened active
and higher all around. Reading was dealt in
IN thousand share lots after an advance Of n,
and opening sales of Erie were of 5000 shares
at an equal. gain: Amalgamated rose * on the
transfer OF 5000 shares, aud st. Paul rose Vs.
Otherwise the changes were small but the mar
ket Was broad and the business was we'll dis
tributed
In few stocks, notably st. Paul and Anal
samated; the proft@taking sales We're large
enough to cause a = reaction. Other leading
stocks held steady, especially local railroads.
Chicago Great Western preferred was bought
largely and sold up a point, did Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago st. Louis, Wisconsin Cen
trail, General Electric and Illinois Central pre-
ferred. Northwestern declined point Ana
conda half point and st. Joe & Grand Island
first preferred 2la.$s; Brooklyn Transit advanced
to 20 before@11 o'clock. E:;s 80 h. rl#
The movement, in Reading was resumed With
an advance of u, and there were heavy deal
ings I'M Erie and Ontario &t,Western, but at
only fractional advances. On much lighter deal.
grangers and soutbwesterns rose nearly point
Among the specialties American Express sold
up 11&. New York Air Brake AZ. Railway Steel
Spring preferred o. and Wel-Fargo. linton Ba s
and Smelling preferred a point : tinted States
Express and Pump lost point and the pre-
ferred and United States Investment preferred
points. The indications of realizing at some som.
| Analgamated fell half point under last
night.
Some buying orders appeared for the United
I States Steel stocks. following the announcement
| of Judicial decision in favor of the company
| i'll the Hodge suit. The common advanced u
| and the preferred point. Both stocks be-
| came dull at the top, but held we'll. The move
ment had but little effect on the general list
which 1uctuated very narrowly. American Ex'
. press made further rise of 5 points and Read
1 Ing preferred gained 2 points. t..
| Obscure stocks made the only noteworth!
| movement of the.afternoon, except for. rise o
nearly a point in Wabash preferred and IA Il
Union Pacific preferred. Chicago & Eastern Hi
nois advanced q. st. Louis Southwestern pre-
fcrred rs, and. Virginia Carolina Chemical pre-
| ferred y. International Power dropped u, foi
lowing Mondays break Of points. Trading wa
very quiet aud embarrassing. -
Bonds were dull aud steady at noon.
| Stock quotations reported for The journal D.
Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Minneapo
! lis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. r

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Feb. 5.-Consols
for money, 90; consols for account 9SA Ana
1903; Baltimore Ohio. io4M; Canadian Pa
ci6c. 141: Chesapeake & Ohio. 54as; Chicago
Great Western, 20; Chicago Milwaukee & st.
hh; Denver & Rio Grande preferred, 9l4;
Erie. 4s: Erie first preferred, s5ls; Erie second
preferred. s.; Illinois Central. $50: Louisville &
2e1s; New York Central, 1541a: Norfolk & Wes-
tern. 1865; Norfolk & Western preferred, 81:
Rand Mines. 111s: Reading 50; Reading first
preferred 49, Reading second preferred. Ssas;
Southern Railway preferred. 91h; Southern Pa
preferred. 90; United states Steel. 80; United
States Steel preferred, 311s: Wabash, 3112; Wa
bash: preferred. 49,.
Bar silver firm, 22d per ounce.
Money. $685. per cent.
The rate of discount III the open market for
short bills is 3 5-1803ss per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
three months bills is ga @3 5-t6 per. cent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAP'
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

49, F -. =. 5 = Z
Thursday Feb. 5.--Extra creamery but u.
ter Arm packing stock, steady. Strictly 4
feIh n Fancy country dressed 9,;.s
steady. Apples, steady. POTATOES, Arm. :.5
BUTTER - Extra creameries, per lb. 24lsc:
frsts' pc seconds. 17@1sc: diaries. extra. Zoe:
tirsts Is y 0t16c: seconds. 14c roll aud prints,
l3,a@ l5c: packing stock s@lSlse; fresh reno
EGGS strictly fresh. cases included, loss off.
per doz ioc strictly fresh, ease count, TICS
checks and seconds. DC: cold storage, candled,
c1IEEsE-Iwins Or flats fancy. rHc; twins
cas-. fancy 15c; brick No. /, 1ihc; brick, No.
puo:t BRICK s s SS NS pr ond NJ j s.
Swiss No. . round 12c; swiss. ' 10. i. BLOCK.
l4Sm Essp sT5sS IN h'9 %rka2 2s fancy
chickens, spring. fancy, l$@14c: fair to good
ducks; fancy. heads off. 14c: geese, fancy, heads
off III 1I iSai2 r., far r to good s s
fair to good 7m7,c small or oyerweirht
fancy nc; hogs light 7isc medu @a,'s 7,se:
RABBITS per toz. sdS.25; cottontail,
~ so ig1 1aRE1s--Gray, per doz, eoc; red, per
" Trsil-pike. large. per 1b. Sc: small and me.
small, &c; pickerel, 4@Gc; bullheads' skinned,
| JONAIOES-CallfOrnl per large crate, S3GI
325. -, -, - -
CABBAGE--Homc grown, fancy per large
| POTATOES-Pcr bu. small lots; 4O@45c: car
lots No. l, sacks extra, ;5c; medium, sacks ex-
SWEET POTATOES Cobdens per brl. Sa75
| POPCORN-Old rice, per ID, I@5c; new rice,
NEW HoNEl-white fancy, lib sections,
17c; choice. Lib sections 15@16c. ~,
SD hESsrsssy s SS" r. 'o medium
| S1.2a: marrowfat 81. so. '..s"
DRIED BE =, navy. per bu. $25ss;
medium fair, $1.75; brown, $50; fair to good
! 81 GOAL %. .. .., .... - F..
| ApPLES-Ionathan. per bril- So: Ben Davis
$3M325: Kings, $3.50: SPIES. $3.50; Russets
| Willow Twigs, 81; Baidwlns, s3GI3,25; Green
! ings. $3.25. -:. -
| P1NEAPPLES--Per crate. $50l5 30.
| LEMONS-California fancy, as to size, Sd. so
choice, S4.25.
! pEARS--Kiefers. per brl, So. 5ol3
! ORANGES-California navcls. as to size fan
cy, S3.23; choice, to size, s2.75M3; California
budded seedlings. s2.25: Florida Brights sat-;
| G16: Florida Russets. S4.5O614.75.
| TANGERINES--rer half box. s.. 50. sg ,s.e
/ GRAPE FRUIT---Per box $42j.
| STRAWBER RI ES-Floriias. per ct. 65c.
CRANBERK1Es-Per brl, S12; per box, s4
| GRAPES-Malagas, per key $6@6.50.
! BANANAS-Fancy, large lunches. $2I5; me
dunn lunches $2.25@2.5p: small punches, SIC
215. -.
I vEGETABLEs--Wax beans. per bu, So; eg:
plant. per doz. 81 .5011.75: radishes. per do
heads per doz. 75c: mint, per doz, s5@Soc; Gu
cumbers per doz, $1.2511 30: celery, per doz
$50 Soc: turnips. per bu. 4Oc; carrots, per bu
25L3oc; pie plant per h. 12lac.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
THE FLOUR MARKET
BUSINESS GOOD BUT STILL SERIOUSLY
AFFECTED BY THE CAR SITUATION:

The general market is steady and prices Show
no changes of Importance Millers report the
demand satisfactory and there is enough bust
ness going to keep nll the mills grinding: We're
it not for the unsa tisfactory car situation and
the uncertainty in this respect as to the future.
tire -four trade could be pronounced good. Rut
with the present conditions miuers cannot tell
with any certainty how much -four they will be
able move out from day to day. Local de-
Inand continues good
Shipments 1851 barrels.
First patents are quotable $4@4.1o; second
patents, S3.9064: first clears, S2.35; second
clears So 1OM2,2O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Charles Z. Lewis. from New York: With the
Venezuelan incident closing its force as mar
ket factor money becoming easier and general
conditions of trade and finance favorable. public
sentiment is gradually becoming more bullish
by the STUBBORN resistance OF the market to re-
cent nnfavorable incidents. which suggest If 1t
does not prove the strong technical position of
the market Instead Of influencing the spec,ila-
tive position adversely. the passage of the Elkns
atftrust bill should be considered favorable
measure. -conta lining no provision that would
hamper any legitimate Industrial enterprise In
the conduct OF business and in some degree at
fordjng protection against i1-advised legislative
! mo vements against so-calied trusts.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
THE PURE FOOD BILL
The Senate Votes to Consider tt
Mr.. Quay Objects to rUnani-
nous Consent"

Washington, Feb. 5.--During the morn
ing business in the senate a bill was
passed authorizing the Pittsburg, Car
negie & Western railroad company to con-
struct a bridge across the Allegheny river
at Pittsburg.
Mr.. Quay then objected to the passage
of any other bills by unanimous consent.
Mr. McCuniber IN. d., moved to con-
slider the pure food bill passed by the
house, and on yea and nay vote the mo
ton prevailed 40 to Is.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Feb. 5.--Provisions
opened firm with hogs May, pork opened 21ac
$3.50. and ribs 21ac lower, at 1920.
Close: Pork, May. $16.75: July $500: Lard
February. $9.471a; May. S9.4O; July, 50. u "a
s.25. Ribs, May, $o.1215: July, So September,
$S.971..
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Feb.
5.--Rye. May. 81 @51 kc. Barley. cash. 400 5Sc.
Flax. cash northwest 81 %: southwest, Silt:
May. Sl.22: Timothy, February, S4.10. Glover,
February, $11 10.