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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-05
Qssirb amerfattttt.
San Nntpmip mnR iitb bent unuer.
mcibIid,eu fiiger. Gimc Mem9c
Siirger beiuciten eS.

9eahoeln Der 2eier Die nabitebenz
De Witteilllna oieles repralentatioen
8urgers oon San Nntoniu eeleIen
bat. muf1 er gu Dem iuabren, abten
uno feiten 8elh(uB tpnmen.
oaB penn elm Weittel Semano boz
Sabren beilte uno i'm leitoem ees
iuno erbalten bat, BON oelnielben err
martet ueroen fann, oaB es inter
dbnlihen umitdn6en oieielben 9ien=
ite oerribten tpiro.
9eiet bieies:
ssrau &obert 5prbrib, Satin
bes 3itnmernlanns &pbert 9Drbrih,
SEP. 1915 Gireinia 6traBe tpDbnbaft,
ertldrt: rBis gum Nnfana oes Sahs
res 1908 fit idl felt nieler Sabren
an geierenihmersen. Der Sbmera
in meinem &iden tpurbe iblitnt1er
uno ihlimnter, unb uurbe cine tdgs
libe 2ait, Die mid in Der Iusiibune
tneiner bdusliden Bflihten bebin=
oerte. Sd litt an &opfibmer3eti,
5hminoelanfdllen unb fDnnte
gabts nibt ihlafen. SIN Mai 1902
erlieB i'd, nadoem idb 9pan's geie=
rensBiGen gebrauht bate, bic grs
fldrung our Ger0ffentlihune, oaB
mid Die Billen ponitdnoig BON ben
Nldenibmersen befreit bdtten. Sd
babe nunmebr Elm Sabr Belt 9ebabt,
iiber Die @irfune Der Weoisin nads
Suoenfen unb tpenn i9 nub rrlitun>
ter geringe Nuseiben Der 8ranfbeit
ueripiirt babe, 10 bat Der Gebrau9
Der Webisin itets ale StDruneen be-
ieitiet uno ib bin su Der Qeberseus
auna gelangt, DOB Die erte gebanoz
lung in Der Eat permanent in ibrer
8irfung tpar uno i'd neiB. baB
tuenn man cine Shabtel BON Doan's 8
Rierens Bi0en CUR 6ano bat, man
cine @arantie beiibt 9egen irgeno
einen 0ierene. Doer Niidenibmers.
Sh n6dte jeoen 2eioenoen in San
NntDnio raten. iih cine 5habtel
Doan'S 9ieren= Billen enttueber i'm
Berar Drug Store Doer in sSiicher &
Sprineal's Drug Store su faufen
uno idb ueiB. oaB Sober iiber oas
Geiultat erItaunt uno init oemielben
p6qia 5ufrieoen iein ipiro.
@rbdltlih bel allen Droguiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiqburn
60. in Buffalo, sc. g., alIeiniee
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
gergeBt nidt Den Nnnten Dpan
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-05

Sudrode an9elegt unb ubte, mlt Utuge,
Seitengepebr llno Yotronentai9e auss
geriiitet, in ben 3immern, unter Mufz
fi9t Der ltnteroffisiere, @riffe unb
Wenbungen.
Die f6iperen @eipe6re fldt79ten rnp
itirrten, Elm bulnpf br0bnenoer S6laq
6eigte be Stelle, ipo eben enter Der Rez
fruten nad oem 3dblen oes @eFreiten
1ein Ge9tseum! ober 8ebrtl aena6t
hotte, unb an ben Wdnben bin, no
einaelne bic Ghorgtrung iibten, {prunz
gen bic 9ol3patronen in tpeitem 8oeen
burd bic 2uft, tollertsn om 8oben bin
ober f4lugen lGrmenb gesen bas Solsz
pert ber Spinbe unb 9biiren.
Gtipas u6ietts Don beln-elloemeinen
@etriebe i9a(tete Der S9iebunteroffiz
5ier, lieB ii9 einaeln Die 3efruten ho>
len, inn in's Nuee aieIen ober auf bem
f4rdsen 4ufleeeeeite[I unb bem Sanbe
fad ibre 5ertieteit i'm @inridten bes
@etpe6res seieen.
9tnf benz @anee betrieb man ben
tansfamen sdritt. Uait ie fiinf Sdrttt
Ibftonb iboben fi9 bic i9tudntenben
@eftolten fdngs Der 5enfter bin, nit
borsebeu9teln Oberforper, ben Bid ftier
in's 9eere geridtet, auF benz etnen
burdsebriidten 8etne rubenb, bas anz
bere in tnnitpollem 8pgen lansian
nadsiebenb unb bonn jdb nod porne
i9leubetnb.
Guf ben @dngen. in ben 3in,mern.
iiberall eellten bic &ommanborufe unb
Gliine Der Snftrutteure. Sic ballten
bon ben niebrigen Deden uno W0lbling
gen tptber, iie flangen regellos burd
einanber unb bermif4ten ii9 nit benz
Rtirren Der @eipe9rs, bem 8oaern
Der patronenbilien, ben brD6nenben
Mdridfdlritten brouBen, ben ftampfens
ben Menoungeu innen i'm 3immer gu
einem tpiiften gbaos,
llnb BON iiberauber uane aus Der
sanaen bierft0disen aaierne bafslbe
mirre nielfoh aerriffeue @etSie.
(sSortiebun9 folat.
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,,llebersett" orbetten

Dos abtltunoen Nrbeits @eleb
tit ben unernliiollhen fleinen Nrbeis
terr-Or. Sings 9teue 2ebens.Bils
len nollltdnoig unbetannt. WiiQius
nen oaoDn Iino Gag uno gtabt uns
unterbrohen an Der Nrbeit uno beis
len oaourd Geroauungsibmdde
@olliateit, Beritopfuna, Wtisrdne,
iOtuie alle anoeren Qeioen oes Wtas
aens, Der 2eber uno Der @ineeueioe
SIT lei6t unb angenebm gu nebmeu
uno uirtt ablolut liber. 9eur 25
Gents in ben Nputbeten BON &.
Raltener & Sobn uno Noolpb DreiB.
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seifin 5rieorih 2eopDlo uno Die
f6mtntil1en anberen in Berlin ans
tuelenoen Brinsen uno Brinsels
iinnen, iotuie Die Damen uno 6erren
Der umgebungen. Die Majeitdten
begriiBten sundhft Die Danlen mao
6erren oeS biplDnatiihen 8prps.
Bel oielem batten iih oie neu oorsus
itellenoen fremoen Danen uno Ser
rem aufaeitellt -ein gtdnsenoer Rreis
BON beuDr5ugten galIgdften.
Neruel iino Rpntrebanbe bel ben
Bdqen i'm f6niolihen ShlDB su
Berlin. Cine belOnbere 8eroronuno
uerbietet iie ielbftperIt6nolicb nur an
Damentuiletten uno Die 6lteite @rd=
fin @rDBmarna. bic gum galI ers
ibeint. muB lire Nrme uno S6ul=
tern i'm @lana Der &ronleuhter lpiez
geln laiien. 9tls Die ouftiaen, lana
berabflieBenoen 9iildrlnel MDoe tuas
rem uno iib einige gremplare oieIer
gei6nadpDllen 0illen beim 8aQ
i'm Shloiie i6iihtern aeigten, tpuroe
oas Snteroitt tpieoerholt, uno einioe
biiblbe. iungen Damen, @attinnen
BON ausmdrtiaen @eianotihaftsIetres
t6ren. Die ba glaubten, iie t6nnten
iib al8 Gu8lduoerinnen iiber oerors
tige itrenae WaBreaeln gu @unlten
ihrer anmutigen 9einmntterIhelnunq
binmeaieben, tnuBten bieie @enitens
biiBen. Denn taum batten 1ie Wdns
tel uno l1mbdn9e abgelegt, uno bic
DerbDtenen Nermel geseigt. o(s auA
Elm aammerberr iie h6fli6ft in cine
@aroerobe bat. 100 raide S1eeren
abtrennten, tuas niht gum &oittim
aebDren iolIte.
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Giienbabu 5abr=Yla
8. 4 8. u. 8aa,, !.

Nah alien NorbsSerass sBantten .......
.............. Born.
Noh ct, Souls, Memphis uno benz
Otter. n.................1 12.40 Mittaes.
Nah 0oro-9eros, Santa Sc unb 6risco.
puHLleH .............. S.UU Nbeuos.
Nom st. aouis, g8aco unb benz Often
................. 9. 15 4benbs.
9ad1 9oreoo unb Merico. 900 @orm.
Mntunft.
8onSt, Souls unb bem Often Z. 80 Born,
SDn NbrbsEeras, Santa Sc un6 6risco.
4S<'~SAst o. 3O NCULUt.
Son IDcolen Bnnttert 40 Nbenos
Son ct. 2Duis unb 6em Often. g. 10 Gbbs.
Bon 9areoo uno MerifD Il. 80 gtacbnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-05
0fe,u 9orf ,2lrt.g gtltotp. !.

9as Stem gort art Gtuoio" pun
lO7 Wturpbp StraBe, Dallas, Ger,
oas nit grUBem grfolge Brobe @es
mdloe unter ben beften s5amilien in
San NntOnio nerbreitet bat, ges
oenft bier in turaer Belt elm Itelier
su erriften. Da oieIe ssirma nur
Die beften Nrtilten bei6Gftiat, miro
es oerlelben feinesneas ibmer fals
len. oas merte Bublitum in 8us
funft in ieoer @eiie 5lfrieoen itellen
81 f0nneu. Bir perpeiien hermit
germ auf oieieS neue unternebmen.
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Nerlau9t,

Spesial. .8ertreter in oieIen uno
angren3enoen 3erritOrien, um elm
alt etablirtes. finan5ieQ iplioes @es
Ibdftsbaus, aulrepr6lentieren uno an.
auaei9en. @ehalt $21 per 8ohe,
Iussaben tperoen ieoen D1untaa i'm
8Oraus ourb gbed ouraeIboIien.
Bermanente Stelluna. g8ir liefern
N1es.
Wian uoreiiiere The Columbia"
63O Monon Bldg, Chicago, Ills.
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Giu Sofbalf.

Nadl einitimmigen BreBberihten
bat Der [ebte 8erliner SDfbaQ einen
iiberaus aldnsenben Gerlauf aenpms
men. Sc mar Elm ueruirrrnoes,
fhimmernoes Dur1einanoer BON
Samrnet uno Seioe, BON Diplomatic
ihen uno ntilitariiben l1nifurmen,
BON @Dlo, Silber uno Diamanten,
BON Sternen uno Sroensbdnoern,
uno erbielt oas 10 lang binausaes
ih0bene erfte gansfeit bieies @in=
ters i'm RaiieribloIie einen beIons
oeren &ei5 burh oas Nuftauhen unb
Betannttperoen nieler sSrauens nnb
Wdohengeitalten. Die man auf Dem
bDfifhen Narfett bisber nod niht er<
blidt bate.
Die 8alierin trug Elm prahtuDlles
9leio aus aans in @DIo aemirften
Woire. @nganfdlieBenb flpB es
foft gang 9latt an oer @eitalt berab,
nur am unteren Ganbe oes Godes
unb an Der Shleppe bon einem sient=
lid idmalen Streifen aus ountlenl
Bels begrenSt. SIN 6aar unb an
ben 6bultern uno Nrraen trua Die
bUbe 6rau reihen Sbmud npn Sa-
pbiren uno Diainanten.
Sn Beeleiting Der 8otihafterin
ibreS 0eitnatlanoes erlbienen nebs
rere iunge Gmeritanerinnen. Wirs.
Touer ielblt trug Elm toftbares &leib
aus rDia Ntlns.
Inter ben Tdn5erinnen oes 8ron=
prinsen, louie Der iibrigen 8rinsen
| aus tDniglidem 6auie lei in erlter
&eibe Die 6er5ogin BON &renberg 9e=
nannt. Sic tru9 leu1tenogriine
Sage. il, sSlittern ihillerno tuie BET
Shuppenleib eines SLIDES. Sebr
beuor5ugt tuuroe AUDI sSrau BON
6ermartb.
Der gnna beQann nit Dem Wal
ger y@Dloregen@ BON Waloteufel; bic
8nnmuiit fiibrte tpieoer bic 8opelle
oeS 2. @aroesHeaiments unter &as
pelImeiiter @raf aus. Die 3aiIerin
hatte aub Die 5iiritinnen beeriiBt uno
nabrn bnnn unter oem Tronbaloadin
8lnb, tpDbin iie ben 8teihstansler
uno cine Reibe BON Damen su furser
unterbaltung bitten lieB. Der &aiier,
oer 2elbgaroe 0uiaren Uniform
trug. mabte einen ausgeoebnten
Hun6gang i'm Saal uno iprah piel
uno lebbaft, beionoers nit benz iopa.
niihen @eianoten, Der auh Ieiners
| Ieit8 ii6 lebbaft duBerte. Beim erften
2aneier (.9inIber, heriiber" b. Tes
tres) uaren bic 9arrees por Dem
Sib Sbrer Wnieitdten BON Brinsen
uno 8rin5eifinnen gebiloet.
Der &rDnprins tan3te Wenuet a
la refine nit @rafiu 8Diie 6obenau,
Die auf Dem leBten uorjdbriaen 6ufs
bau neuein9efihrte ,Brin3en @a-
pDtte' nit @rdfin Gidp Gulenburo
uno bann nit Grdulein BON 8allens
berg; bic vNlte Srancaiie" nit Grau
uOn Diirina aus Botsoam, Die Ga
potte Der 3aiierin" nit @raIiu Srmo
9anib, ben Il. 2ancier" nit 8rin.
seilin Shaumbura. ben II. 2ancier
nit Der 6er5O9in non Nrenberg, ben
MenuettsBalser nit @rdfin 6uben=
tbal. Die .@np0tte Der Railerin" nit
@rdfin Srna 8anib.
BeiDnoers feierlld) mar Der Gin.
5ue oes 6ofes: Die 0erren oea
eroBen 8ortritts er0ffneten ben
Bug, ibnen fDlate oaS Saiierpaar,
Der arDnprinS, Brius uno 8riu'
8eiiin 6einri6, Brins mo Brin'
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Q. u. & u. e. @atn.

AU u l.
ysab @nero, goatum, SuuftDu uno Sal.
neiton, tdgltd]. .............9. 800 S0rn1.
uno 9.45 Mbenos.
Nacb Corpus gbrifti, &Dfpert uno Bee
billie td9lib. b..............2.15 Nohm.
Nedb Bbrne uno SterrnilIe. tdslib .....
..................... 1926 Born.
Rab Borne un6 8errni1le, Samstags 3.45
ysadlm. Gntunft Nontags $50 Nbenbs
Nntunft.
Bon @uero, goatutn, 6onton uno Sal.
neton, t69ltcb ...,......7.45 NtDrgens
uub $50 &benbs.
Bon @orpns gbrifti, &DdpDrt unb 8ee-
billie t69lidb 1:35 NaHri.
Ion Borne nuo Rerrnitle, taelib.
................. ....s....,..7 N6eno8.
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M. Sc. 4 Z. Sabu /.
VI b { a brit.

.Nbfohrt.
Tacb BacO, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aanias
Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tasliH,
(Suniet Sepot) $50 @benos.
Spcel5ug pia Smit6otae. :. .7.50 8prm
Nnfunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 9outs, aanlas gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb 8acO, tfaltth
(Suulet Depot .......7.5 80 Moroens,
4ocol8u9 uia Snlitboi[Ie. -. 9.25 @bsnbs
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Cine WIsrtelitunbs barauf mar Der
Dienit f4on ipisber In boElen gang.
Die Wonnf4aft bate jeBt i6rt oIf.n,
pjslfa6 asfItdtsn snb Derf4ltE.ren
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~ Der ruiiilbe GDtIhafter 8en.
denoorff in 2onoon. melher ioeben
BON leiner ettuas mpiteri6ien 8eiIe
nab ct. 4setersburg suriidaefebrt
lit, bat oen1 &Dnia gomaro einen eli.
genbanoigen 8rief oes rulIiif3en &ai=
iers iiberreibt.
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3pft uno NpaiS

iuhen Elm 6err unb cine altere Dame
bel elmer oeutiheu Samilie ooer in
einem oeutiden 8oaroinebauie.
Gpplifati0nen nit Breisangabe fir
smei 8immer gu ribten an B 200
care Of sSreie Breife.
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@mlf gbure 8abn
v B a brit.

Rad 9aoernta, Sutherland Sprinas,
Stodeate, td9licb, ,........ 800 8orir,
Gntunft.
Bon Stodbnle, Sutherland Spriuqs unS
Saoernte. tdalirh. 2:3O gtod1m,
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gtaien- ooer '0als Eatarrb miro
loFort beieiti9t uno permanent turirt
our6 ~Sorp 7Drmalin" (@imer
q Aneno). g. s. g If m t,
Naent, OpuIton, TeraS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-29
STOCKS DECLINE
ON W ALL STREET
MARKET AWAITS SUPREME
COURT DECISION.
Pennsylvania, st. Paul and Steel Firm
Dealings Very SmalI-Profit
Taking Has Only Slight Effect
Details Of the Days Doings.

New York, Feb. 29.-Only few stocks
were traded in at all within the first five
minutes after the markets opening to-day
and changes from Saturdays level were
insignificant. The majority showed small
declines, st. Paul and United States Steel
being exceptions with q rise Of Il.
The market drifted sluggishly downward
| but losses were small reaching only an ex-
IRENE y in Erie first and second preferred
and Amalgamated.
Pennsylvania, st. Paul. United States
Steel preferred were firm. Slight rallies
lifted some of the western stocks and spe-
c1alties to Saturdays final prices. Della
ware &I Hudson yielded a point and Snuff
advanced S!5.
Prices swung sluggishly upwards under
the leadership Of Pennsylvania, which
gained r.. Dealings We're very small and
the average movement did not exceed a
small fraction. The assembling of the SUI
preme court was awaited. New Haven adj
Vanced e.
Bonds were extremely dull and heavy at
| noon.
Profit taking on small scale in At
Gibson, st. Paul and Amalgamated had
only a slight effect on prices and there was
subsequent hardening all round. Rock
Island preferred and Pressed Steel Car
gained l a and ~ respectively, while Gen.
eral Chemical broke 5A.
Selected stocks made more decided
progress upward and the general market
followed but to only fractional extent.
Brooklyn Transit and Sugar scored gains
of about point st. Paul and Union Pa
cific showed more strength than the other
grain carriers. The Fries more than
regained their early decline, the common
touching 231a. Toledo, st. Louis & West
ern preferred moved up IA and Detroit
Southern preferred fell 51a.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-29
Early Cables Are Higher, bu'
Weakness at Home Easily
Offsets Liverpool.
Bulls Are Still Confident of Fur
Their Advance Before the
End Of May.
Worlds Shipments Larger and
Southwestern Receipts Show
Increase.

MINNEAPOLIS Chamber of Commerce.
Feb. 29.-Despite slightly advanced cables
wheat appeared weak, selling of to $1.OO7a
after the first hours trading. The open
Ing was nervous and rather wild, with
Minneapolis May at $1.02 and Chicago
ranging from s1.O2 to s1.0sA. Trading was
at no time heavy either way up to IL
o'clock and such as 1t was consisted
largely Of scattered selling OF small lots,
causing a fractional decline. CONSIDERABLE
nervousness existed in the pit. traders not
knowing Just what to expect. The re-
cent sudden declines have made them
wary and while the long side Is still much
the larger there has been a noticeable in
crease in the bear party. The past three
days have favored the short side, the mar
ket having undergone a liberal amount OF
pounding down. The bulls, however,
look at these declines as merely tempo
rary. believing staunchly in higher prices
later on on the strong domestic situation.
Shortly before noon liberal selling in both
Chicago and the local pit put May down
to 991h@995sc, catching large NUMBER OK
stop-loss orders on the way.
The weather map shows rains thru
Iowa, Illinois and the Ohio valley. Snow
in South Dakota There Is no moisture IN
the southwest nor was there any yester-
day. Thawing thru the corn belt is un-
favorable for movement and grading.
There Is still lack of moisture In the south
west and also California. Rains and
thawing are the features. ..
Minneapolis wheat receipts were b38 cars
against 394 for the corresponding day last
year. Duluth had 80 against %, and Chi
cago 46 against 26. Kansas City received
10000 bu against $4,000, and st. Louis
153, 900 against $4,000. Minneapolis eleva-
tor stocks have decreased 100000 blu IN two
days.
Liverpool closed unchanged to IA lower.
London unchanged to I'D lower, Paris bD
10 centimes lower, and Antwerp I'M
changed.
Primary receipts totaled at $4,000 bu
against $4,000 and shipments at $4,000,
against $4,000.
The total amount Of wheat on passage
was $780, 900 blu, an increase Of S,S36,000
May wheat closed at $1.00B @1.00A. July
add MpIs chamber Of commerce
Cash wheat was in strong demand.
at 81 00h 01.O0A, and September at 9l3c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-29
MONEY REPORTS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-To-day's statement
OF the treasury balances In the general fund,
exclusive of the $15O,000, 900 gold reserve in the
s BAL nee 1922 49, 1884, gold s1o2 4Se
notes $14 255 524; total receipts this day $685.
s12 total receipts this month $45 sos 4o7; total
receipts this year: sse5s 81 $50; total expend
In
NEW YORK, Feb. 291rClose: Prime mercan-
tile paper, 4a @5@ per cent; sterling exchange
f a. XII mth s set E business in bankers bills
sen@sFsia] pi biiis bar s 81
bonds firm: railroad bonds irregular.
day, sS;s52,5a5.4s; New York e1chanss. Selling
Eoadon soaS sight
ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb. q. -Uearings 81, o29-
BERLIN, Feb 29-Exchange on London. 20
% a pgs 1eF nstes
cent. :
LONDON, Feb. 2e.-The amount Of bullion
taken into the Bank Of England on balance to.
day was s24o00.
PARIS. Feb. 2s.-Three per cent rentes. "a
10
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Feb. 2s.-Con.
sols for money. IS 11-16; consols for account,
81 baltimore ens0 ohio 4sR Canadian RIs
S. gsu1 ia 141T n.n5s1 Eo
67sl Erie, 22h Erie first preferred, 63K; Erie.
second preferred. 3SAa; illinois Central 1870;
Louisville \ Nashville, 1o4A; Missouri, Kansas
Ssy 1sh cEs aA
50; Ontario & Western, 2oNs Pennsylvania,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-29
THE CASH TRADE

FLAx--AIinneapols received 4s cars and
shipped IS.
closing prices: Minneapolis--.Cash, s1.15k: to
arrive, Sl.151a: February. $115iA: May, I.16A.
'CoRS-Receipts. II cars; $ s, 4 cars
No. > yellow closed at 451ac -....4. ..5..
FEED AND MEAL~-Coarse meal and
cracked corn in sacks. sacks ext Az; No;
ground feed, 2-3 and 1-3 oats SO-lb sacks
sacks extra. $1S;25; No. ground feed. Y corn
and u oats. 75-lb sacks sacks extra, $40; Is; No
:; ground feed, 1-3 corn and 2-3 oats, In 15-Ib
sacks, sacks extra. $2o@2O.25.
sNtTl.LSTUFFS--The market Is strong and
eastern demand very good. Bran IN bulk, SO
1925: red dog sic: 5o@29; ali . IN MinneaP:
2oo.lb sacks. 81 Der ion additional Shipments.
1921 tons. 70
'BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted at 4O@44c:
mailing grades, 4A@54c. Receipts 80 cars; ship
nlents, % cal
5RYE-Continued keen demand is the feature.
No 2 closed at 721ac. RECEIPTS, II carsi ship
ments. 8
HAY-T Timothy, choice. 50 5o@1o.5o; timothy,
No. l. s9@p9.50;, timothy. No. 2. .s7.5o@s.5o;
timothy, low grade, seG7: clover, ss@7; g; up.
land. choice. $S.5O@9: upland No. l.. 81. 50@S. 80;
No 2. S6Gl7: midland. $5.5o@e so: slough. So: 90;
straw. wheat and oat. $3.50; rye straw. $500.
Receipts 271 tons; shipments, 10 tons.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, FEB. Fl.
Inspected n-Wheat-Cars-Great Northern

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, FEB. FL.
Inspected administrations Northern
No. northern 43: No.. 2 northern, 30; No. .,
z; rejected, 10; no grade. 4.
MIlwaukee-No. 1 northern. 4; No. 2 northern,
s: No. 8, 20; rejected, 80; no grade. 4.
1eeted. S: nc. grade.
500 Line--No. northern 4; No. 2 northern
/: No. 3. 1.
Northern Pacifc-No. northern. Il: No. 2
northern, s; rejected. 1; no grade. L.
omaha-No. 2 northern, 4: No. 8. 9; rejected,
Totai-No. / northern. e2 No. northern, 63;
No. 8. 81; rejected, 81; no grade, IA.
Other Grains-Rejected macaroni wheat, 4; No
3 winter wheat, g.; rejected winter wheat. Al
No. yellow corn, s.; No. 3 corn, /: No. 4 corn
9; no grade corn, 2: No. white oats. 20; No.
White Nh ats g. g. No. est No. grade saseS
No. barley, II; no grade barley. l.; No. fax
10; rejected fax. 3; no grade fax, /.
= Cars Inspected out-No. i northern wheat, ~
No. 2 northern wheat. 49,. No. wheat IL
rejected wheat. 20; no grade wheat, 8; No. !
winter wheat, n; rejected winter wheat 8;
white oats. 9: No. oats, 6; no grade oats, g.
No. barley. 8; No. bailey, 10; no grade
barley, l.: No: rye 1; No. rye. 4; No. fax
2; rejected fax. 8.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Feb. 2e.-Closing
prices in Saturdays market: Adventure, 2@2A
asked; Atlanta, asked; Bingham, 2O@2oA !;
Calumet net 4 Hecla 449@45o Centennial e 1871
3sA @39h;: DAILY West, S3A Ql34h; Dominion
Coal, 5eH @5s7k; Dominion Steel, b@sH BIm
Riy Ms,2 Esnsnkin s@sA szs loyal 5@
gan, 41a@5; Mohawk. 34sz @36; Montreal & Bos-
tom 5o@6o; Old Colony, 1@1A; Old Dominion.
Phoenix, 2h @2h; Quincy. so@s5: Rhode island.
1 3@1g IL SUPERIOR Copper Co IN @s Swift & Coz
~; United States Mining, 2oA @2OA; United
States Oil SA 90; Utah. s2A 9S21a; Victoria,
~ @37a; W1nona. 6@51a; Wolverine, 7l@72;
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BANK ROBBERS START FIRE
$4,000 Lost In Destruction OF Buildings
Money Believed Safe.

Dover, Del, Feb. 29.-In an endeayor to
cover up the attempted robbery Of the
Camden bank, branch Of the Baltimore
Trust company at Camden, Deyl, robbers
to-day started a fire which did about 500
900 damage.
The buildings destroyed were Sardes
hall, H. A. Booker's shoe store, Levi G.
Sterners general store. Levi w. Hollis
meat store, the town hall and the Cam
den bank building. There was considerable
money in the vaults of the bank, but it is
believed to be safe.
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b7X; Rand Mines, s5s; Reading, 20; Reading
first preferred. 49, Reading second preferred, %;
Southern Railway, 10; Southern Railway pre-
ferred, 81; Southern Pacific, an; Union Pacific,
76A; Union Pacific preferred, SO; United States
Wabash. Is; Wabash preferred, eS.
Bar silver steady, 2esd per ounce. Ks
Money per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 8l3M per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
three months bills Is 8@31h per cent.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Feb. 2e.-rhe entir.
list showed Declines but May pork was the
heaviest loser. That product opened 1871 q
S21ac lower. at $15.sO@1e and with little sup
port the price sagged still further $15.67 Il
May lard was down &c at the start opening al
$7.927a and eased off to $3.50. Ribs openeG
1oc lower at $7.s71s, declining later to sissy
The selling continued q liberal SCALE espe.
cially in May pork. The low point in that com.
modify was reached at $1495, drop Of $1:Os
from the top figure. The close was at S15.37 "a
q net loss Of 75c
Pork-May, s15.s7h; July, s15.421a.
Lard-May, $7.77h; July. $500.
Ribs-May, $7.s2h; July, $3.50.
NEW YORK =, RR 2o Feb, 2emn saa
II. 30. Pork, easy. Lard, steady; prime western
steam, $3.50.