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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-08
Ser Staotratb.

Bon Worgen arr tGglihe Sisungen
ingltsiidt. - announcements ME.
ocrgeltimmt. - Nod)mols bilrdj
Die Wiible. Wer boltte ben
3oun. - Sino jcbt rebtsfrGftig.
Ser Stabtrotb hiclt geitcrn ieine
regnlore SiBilng lnO pertagte iif
bis morgen Ibeno nno miro lpobl
Damn bon Gag sit Gag 5uionmentre.
ten, UNI Die fir Die ietige Gage notb-
penoieen WaBnabmell, Die inn pom
Wapor 5naionbt Weroen mogen
prompt in 9crotbung al 5icben. ltlb
ter bieien beiinbet Iif Die giG 5i,r
G%rnennung elmer 9onmiiiion fir
ben9ronbbiltrift, Die icocnfols nod
bieie Wod)e bon Der 2egislotur poi
iirt mcroen miro. Ger 5iucite 3ipeig
miro Die Nominutioncn bcS Mapors
fir beiaete Gomnliiiion beitGtigen.
Ger Woppr perbdlt ii6 ilber bieie
Domination Iebr ihmeigiont, iagt
ober, ooB CT iebr ,pcnig 3cit nit Den
G%rnennungcn pergcuoen iperoc. Gr
bat Die Serren ieocnfoQS ihon aus.
aeipdblt nnb nortet nit Der Gerfiin-
bi9una bon. oercn Nomen lllr alli
Die Haiiirilua Der Bill.
Mmenoemente nieoer9c G.
it NM t.
Gle 8erorbnung, Die Sohe nidt
feueriiterer @epdi,oe uuf IS SUB
unb Die Der LOG. feueriiheren @ebdi,.
De oui TO SUB 81 beidranfen, CAB
BENT eritcn 3weige gerallloiiung an
lGngeren 9ebatten.. ST. 9ono wolltc
Die SDbe Der 8ebGube Der erlten
aloiie auf 70 SUB unb Sr. Gill oui
so Sub b%eidronfen; beioe @menoe.
mlente gingen perloren. Die fei,er,
iid)eren @ebdiibe ipnten blrh .Sru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-08

Sic nBenniplpania Steel @oorfs" 5u
Steelton nerben ibren getrieb crit
nieoer mlfnebmell, nad)bem bos8ai-
icr gefalen iein miro. Wapor Mcs
Gormid bat WtaBnabmen getroffen,
oomit sic gefpobner berHieoeruneen
ton Smrisblrs 5eitig benadrihtigt
reroen, Inn iid in Siderbeit brin.
gen sltr fonnel, falls abermals eine
Slutb beromobt.
Ginereid Grbdaft.
Sn Meipport-N eps, 3D., bat Der
Chefs tepebore SSSobn 9. @alforo
cine Ibidriit bes Seitaments ieines
in England am 9. Saliuar geitorbe-
zen 8aters erbalterL morin er gum
Grben bon $4,000 eitgeiest ipiro,
Sr. Walforo lief oils II Sabre alter
&nabe bon 5u 8anie meg ,ulo bot iei-
nel Batter ieit 80 Sabren nidt &c.
Ieben.
SeIb It M 5.
SSn &idnlono, So, bat Der @irt6
Sobu 6. 8afer2 iueld)er an Der Mus.
5ebrulle lit, Selbitmoro burb gr-
i6ieBen ~begangcn.
Gin Meaer ge{6ofen.
Sn 5reoerid tp,irbe Ser 80 Sabre
olte Heger SSranf Sobnion bon benz
Eoli5iiten @m. alipp in Den appf
geidoiien. Cine Mrsabl Meger ftritt
iid, in Occult Maep, uno aIs Der go
light Sen Neger Subnion perbaften
mnilte, entriB Der 9feger Dem Yolioi.
fen ieincu &niippel uub ihllg auf
oenielben eiu. &lipp 900 ieinen 8e.
nolner uno idob ieinelt Mngreifer 1T
hos @eiibt. Die 8ueel blieb in Der
Sirnihale iieeli.
81 bIcben.
Sn @o~lfersnille, Sreoerid-G onn.
tp, lit Srau Caroline 81. 3immer-
mann i'm glter bon ~ Sabren ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-08
@rnnShHds : ltcbcrtraannsem.

Clarence M. &emp an Wm. 81.
Gonpap, Siiomeitieite Der Sampoen.
Mpe., nnbe 81. Str. 14.4 bel 70.
@rb5. $50, $3.50.
Sreberid G..giienbranbt idn 9onio
$. @ittle, 2 ,2ots, $4,000.
2ouis g. Sennigbauien an g. s.
@plgiano, Mr. 26, 5air-S af -Ipenae.
I Got, SIS.
@m. S. goIep an 8m. IS. Scent.
Ter, Siibmeitieite Der gper9reen-Ser.
race, nabe Musfinitr.. IA bel 80,
Grba. $40. $2350.
Sam. Siegael oil gbas, Sauer.
lcnb, Gfe 5prins- ,ln6 Mpnliulerlt.
1irobe, 14.6 BEL = 500. 80
@m. 6. gimitb, Bertp., an Gam.
SicaaeL, gfe Sprtng- una Morni-
mentftr., 14.6 pei =, $1,000.
Geo. s. @l6efe an Sobn M. So.
cpbion, @eitieite Der Goaington.
g(pe., ,tabe Yrattitr., 10 Bel 1913,
0rba. $45, 500, !
aler. Yrelton @erip., an @lilabetB
@aro, Gillette Der ct. Soul, nabe
Miilberrpitr., 90 bel 60, @rb5.$106l
$1,000, .sm
Bertha Sharf an, ,gbas, W.SurIt.
Gillette Der Seconoftr.. nabe Nortb.
gbey 1873 bel so, @roS. $50, SIS.
gow, u. @riffitb an Sbomos 81.
Canadian Nor0ieite Der 3erinaton.,
nd4e 2~ibertpitr., Eli BEL -, $1,000.
Clos. s, @tttler an Gbriitiua
Green, @eitieite Der @rope., nahe
pn%ItittoreItry 13 bel IS, @ro3. $50,
q SSysb q. asseen n ,a'5gtiRSsSrIlls;e 81,
g~aIffai0feitr., 70 Bel y. SiSs.' 10
~ aoo5
f fnet IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-08

@lus Imenoement auf 100 Sub
i'l1o our6 s&rn. Bombs Enhancement
1o9ar auf 125SnB beibrdnft iperoeil.
Sesteres Advertisement ni,rbe nit 12
gegen Z Stimmen ailf ben Gid gei
legt rno ShslIoes Srn. Sill nit II
9eeen 8 Sfinfmen obeopieicn. Die
Debate iparoe ou 3eiten beitig inb
Ierinfe, oie8eroronnng 81 peritie.
ben tino arf unbeitimmte Belt aill
ben Silh su fegelL iblu9en febl.
N ohmaIs bur6 bic Wihle.
Die 8erorbnune, burd pelhe bas
Gonoemnations : 8erfabren re9uIirt
fpirb, ipurbe e"eitsrn i'm eriten 3pei9e
bon Neuem einserei9t. 9ie 8erorbz
nung mar friibsr bonn Staotratb pafS
firt, aber tpdbrenb bes 5euers sertOrt
tporben. Cine gppie berfelben puroe
aber bonn MaDor un!eraeihnet. Sn
ben lebten 2aeen puroen 3fpeifel
iiber bic 2esalitdt bieIer 8ornabme
laut, ~fpesipesen es Der Staotsprotuz
rator fir ansebradt belt, bic 8er@
orbnung no6mals einrei6en unb
p%afiiren gu IaFen. 9ieielbe purbe
ssitern 3peimal p~erlelen uno CUR
Heini6rift beorbert.
Wtrb erf reptbtrt.
Die bonn @ebGuDe> Snfpettor entz
porfene Werorbnuns our Rspiiion Der
8anseiese folts seItern i'm eriten
3peiee our a~tpsiten 2eiung tommen,
lpurbe aber perf6obsn, ba Der Stabtz
proturator our 3eit bamit bef9Gftiet
1T, biefelbe ou rebibiren.
SIM spetten 3peige
tpurbs bic fog. @lspator : 0srorbnung
an bas Gomite fir poliaei uno &C.
fdnsnib NIT Der Weifuns S%uriidper=
piefsn, biefslbe fobalb ais mDgli6 gu
beridten. 9r. &slp ftelte ben biesz
beaiieli9en Mntras init Der Nneabe,
oab gentle Befimmunsen berfelben
unpraftifd feien, uno Dab glepatorz
Sirmen ben Wunf9 ausgeiproden
bdtten, BON Gomite eeb0rt gu tper@
ben, ebe bic 8erorbnung paiiirt perbe.
Wer baute BEN 8 aun?
@uf Nntras bes Srn. @iienbranbt
lpurbs Der Staots proturator eriudt,
@uftldruns iiber bic Sraee gu iuhen
unb gu finben: Wer baute ben 3aun
an Gbsfter=. nabe MliceannasS trabe,
Der felt etfpa elmer Wods iene Strabe
fir ben @ertebr unmDsIid maht. Die
Strabe 1T nur etpa Elm babies 9duz
~fersepiert BON Der WaHerfrpnte entz
fernt, unb bic 9eidGftsleute in jener
9esenb iinb natiirlid iiber biefe 8ez
binbsruns bes febr lebbaften 8ertebrs
bO6ft u~nsebalten. @s nirb bebaupz
tet, bub bic canton Gompasnie" bas
Strabenbett bort als ibr @igentbum
bsaniprudt. Der 3aun 1T 8 5ub
bod unb reiht BON einem @pfenz
ranbftein gum anberen. Wie 9r.
@iienbranbt ansab. ipirb bic Strabe
ieit benz Sabre 1857 als Dffentlifer
8ertebrsipes benubt. Ser Stabtz
protitrator fpn Mlittel unb Weee CUR
Niebsrleeuns bes 3dunes poridlasen.
Sinb lest re4tsfrdftis.
Ser MaDor unterSeibnete fol9enoe
9erorbnunsen:
Mepers : Strabe. apii6en Sort
Mpenue unb DebiterzS trabe, unb
apiiden Gobinstons unb Sadionz
Strabe, gu fhlieben;
@rops : Strabs, bon 5airmountz
Npsnue Biz SapetteeS trabe. gu nipel@
liren unb nit pitrifi3irten 3ieselfteis
men gu pflaitern;
bic 81. Strabe, Spiiten Dat unb
SefferfonsS trabe nit Wadenitsinen
gu pflaitern unb
Walbroot= Mpenie, 5tpifden Der 8.
unb ID. Strabe, gu pflaitern.
Mns Dem Snneren WarDlano's nno
ben angrenscnScn Staaten.
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3. e a b ttel I,

m 8 mar biersebn Sage fpGter Tim
w bic MittassSeit zines launis
- iaen @usuittages. @us ipeis
ter Gntfernuns fdpn bate
Serbert 0onmor bic regrneslpIe MGbs
denssitalt auf Der Guberiten Spite Der
bonn peibeu @iidt Der 8ranbuns urns
fpiilten Steinmole eripGbt, unb bon,
eriten Iusenblid mar er nint i'm 3peis
fel se.peien, bab es Saemar Solnftein
mar, bic bort in tiefer Giniamteit bas
Sdaufpiel Der iteissnben 5lutb senpB.
Gr bemiibte iih. feinen Gang au tes
fdlenni9en, aber Der loie %tDrnise Sanb.
Der feinsn Sub bel iebem Sdritt Bis
an ben &nDhel cin1inten lieb, madte
elm idneGes 9rrip1rts tpntaen unm0ss
lid, unb er bate besbalb i'm NGbers
idreiten 3eit aenus, iid hires stnblids
gu erfreuen. Nie Iih bic feinoliebrise
pornebme @sItalt in idarfem llmriB
segen ben lidtorauen 9immel Athletic,
idien lie inn rod fdIonter unb bpber
oils font. Ser fdarfe Geepinb, Der
ibre 4leiber mad riidirGrts bauf4h
unb ben untersa 9beil ibres Iangen
@esenmantels in. tlbneu, ,Jaltenipuri
enporflattern madte. .entbiiflte per'
rGtberifh bic Ghonbeit hires f1nia.
lidlen MuHfes uno bic fiolse Wumutt
ihrer 8altuas. .9is lsiHte ipeiHi
Gtronbrnatr bate fsfU'ptii mad BIN.
ten qsriidt, .aIS eS Der .bide bunfle
9aartnoteH i'm Ycdtn eefottstt. Mie
nit tp{snben H1nben ipiihlts Der Minb
UG ~ 49, -.~sts S5t -
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Nus Dem Snneren WarDlano's mnS
ben angrensenScn Staatcn.

0ie GisItonnng bel Dorf.
3ebntm,ienb Meniden BON gorf,
Sorrisbura unO anberen Hodbnrs
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O. 6 bite taufenbmal UNI @era
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
Hay, CHAIN AND FEED
Quotations Established in Open Trade on
the ST. Paul Board

ST. PAUL. Oct. The following prices
were established in todayis trading:
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

Milwaukee, WiS.-Flour 1oc lower.
Wheat 1l2c lower; No. 1 northern S1-13:
No northern. 81 0S3k al II: May. SI-09
asked: puts. 81 .0Tss asked; calls, Sl.l87s
bid. Rye strong, No. l. Sic. Barley 12c
higher; No. ?, 5515c; sample, S6@6sc.
Oats easier; standard 32G3211c. Corn
easier; No. 3, 11hd5915c; Nay. 46% q
461ze bid; puts, 455sc; calls 4Zlsc bid.
ST. Louis. MD--VVheaf lower den1oral-.
lied by bulls selling out; No. 2 red cash
elevator, 81 25s: track, $1.17G1-1S; De-
cember. 81 121z G1-12ss bid; May, SLIPS
6I.12sz; No ? hard. 81 0SD1 40. Corn
lower; No. cash. SIC; track. 543ze; De-
cembeE 44s4 144zse: May 44ssc- Oats
lower; No. , cash. sic: track S246c; De-
cember, 30sse; May. sac bid; No. white,
SAC.
Kansas City, Mo.-EVheat steady to
lower; December, 991se; May, 81. 001s;
cash No 2 hard. 81 COOL. OF: No. 2 CSC
GS1-03: No. 3. 8Sc6SI: rejected. 75aSec;
No. red 81 IDOL. 12t- No 3, 81 03@L0Si
No. 4. 94cmS1- %. Corn steady; December
42e; May, 42c; cash No. 2 mixed 491kc;
No. 3, 491Rc; No , white % G521ze; No
3. 520521sc Oats steady; No. ? white,
311kc; No. ? mixed. 30G301ko.
LiVerpool-Spot wheat nominal: fu-
lures dull. December. Is 514d; March, Is
esd. Sp0t@corn- American mixed quiet.
IS sgd; futures quiet: December. As
SID.
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VARIOUS LIVE STOCK ,MARKETs

-Cattle-Reeeipts. 5000, include
ing / 000 Westerns and 200 Texans
stronger; good to prime steers. S5 500
8 SO; poor TO medium So 300. 90; stock
eFs and feeders. S. 16614. %; COWS, $l-506D
4 so; heifers- 50 % as .25. Gamers 81 50lp
2 40; bulls, sega. 20: calves. 50 5017 20;
Texas fed. steers, So 5615. SO; Western
steers, sS64.T5. Hogs-Reeeipts, 10000;
tomorrow, 10, 600. steady to l0c lower;
mixed and butchers 50. 60G6. 20; good TO
choice heavy, $5.95G6- 10: rough heavy,
So 40615-S5; Lights $5-6506 10: bulk or
sales. S5.75m6. Sheep-ReeeiptS, 1900.
sheep and lambs steady: good TO choice
wetherS So. S9a14. SO: fair to choice mixed,
IS. 25613.75, Western sheep, $304. %; ma
tive lambs, SOB. go; Western lambs s. 80
$3.50.
kansas City. Mo-CattIe-Receipts
1000 intending 900 Southerns; market
strong; native steers, S4@6 10; native,
cows and heifers. 81. 506D4 so; calves. 81 80
90 80. H0gS-ReceiptS, 5000; market &c
lower: bulk of sales. IS 606D5.S5. pigs
and lights, IS. 50l5. so. Sheep-Reeeiptss
2, coo; market steady; mUttonS- So -254
3 so; lambs. $4d5.I0.
market strong, -beeEes, IS .5095 .. 80; COWS,
bulls and mixed. $2613; stockers and feed
ers, 81 50M3. 90; calves and yeaTi1ngs,
S2.25613. Hogs-ReeeiptS, 1850; market
5G10c lower, selling. at IS 5000 81 Il; bulk,
So 55615. so.
Soatf Omaha. Neb.-CattIe-Reeeip
1,400; market 10c higher; native steers.
81 30G6. 10; cows and heifers, 81 1908 80;
calves. S3M5. 80. Hogs-Reeeipts. $500;
pigs, S505. SO; bulk Of sales, So. SO q s. So.
Sheep-ReceiptS, $500: market active,
steady; sheep, 81 25Q2.l5; lambs. $4-4a@
$50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
DULUTH

DULUTH Mimi. Oct. Both the
Eastern and foreign inquiry was weak
today ana nothing was worked The mar
ket was active December opened I'm
changed ar 81 091k fell TO S1-087s rallied
to 81 091e and fell off gradually 10 81 % Il.
Il rallied TO. $l-0Ssz and closed there,
loss OF sc May lost sc. Cash wheat
continued at December price for No /
northern Flax was dull; October gained
Il c after being Il C lower than yesterday;
May lost 4 C and other options gained the
same as October Oats fell 1sc and-ryes
12e- The close: Wheat TO arrive No. L
hard $1.105s; No. northern. SI-eS5s;
No. ? northern. Sl.G35s: on track. No. /
northern $l-O6ss; No 2 northern. 81 -O39s;
duruTn. No 1, 92e; No. 2. Ole; December.
$l-tSss; May, 81. l05h Flax. TO arrive,
SI.144z: on track 81. 141z October. Silica
November, S1.1414; December, SI.144;
May. Silly. Oats, to arrive 30c; on
track, SOC Rye. to arrive, I94sc; on track
7815e. Barley, 30c TO 45e Cars Inspected
Wheat 1926 last year 81, corn. l.; oats.
So; rye. 8; barley. Sc, fax So last year
205. ReceiptS-WF1eat 333, S35 bu. oats,
I52-S25; barley, 169. 291; rye, BLY,: lax.
Sc 965- hipmenIs=Ap heat. 209. 500 bu;
oats, 90 600; barley, Is. 600; fax, 2s-565.
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Cash quotations were as follows. Wheat
No. , spring, $1-16; No. 3, l-04@1- Il,
No. . red. S1.106D1.1 II Corn-No- , 50Sz C;
No ? yellow. 52Stc. Oats-No. > soc; No.
white 32c: No. white. 306511zc. Rye
No. .. II nc. BaFley-G0ed feeding, SIC;
fair TO choice mating SS747c- Flaxseed
No. l. SI-0SH No. Northwestern.
81 .141H Timothy Seed-Prime, 81 65Gi
2 10 P0rk-AIeSs Der Dbl. 81 406111. 80.
clear boxed IS SO WhiS&y-Basis OF
high vines S1261h. CloVer-Con1ract
grade. SD % Receipts-EIour. %. 600 bbls;
wheat. 126000 bu; corn, 142. 600 bu; oats.
213 coo bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 1z1,0o0
bu. ShipmenlS-Elour- 1900 bhlS, wheat,
Al 000 bu: corn. 2I3-o Que bu: oats 81 600 bu:
rye. 3.20e bu. barley, a. 06e bu. On the
produce exchange today the butter mar
ket WAS steady. creameT1es- 14U20c; dali
TieS. 1301Tc. Cheese quiet. 10m101Bc.
Eggs=Steady. at mark cases included.
14017zzc; hrsts, 1Sc, prime, pee; ex-
tras. DC.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

The Chicago Great Western railway.
in connection with the CHICAGO Rock
Island & Pacific railway, viii run a
through tourist sleeping car every week
TO San Francisco Leaving MINNEAPOLIS
at d. m, ST. Paul $50 D. m. Tuesdays
via Omaha, Colorado Springs and 0g-
den Arrive San francisco Friday at
1853 noon. For further information an
ply 10 J. N Storr, Gen.l Agt., corner Fifth
and Robert streets, st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
conse and SUGAR

NEW YORK Oct. THE market for.
coffee futures opened steady at un-
changed prices 10 an advance or . points
in sympathy with Steadier European ca
bles. For time the market ruled fairly
steady and increased the opening adj
vance slightly, but yielded later 10 modeF-
ate selling and was finally steady at un-
changed prices. Sales were reported OF
25750 bags including October at soc:
December at 6.756J6 sec: March at LOS q
Z I0c; Nav at 25c. July at z 40c; Au-
gust at .45c; September at 7 -50G7. 55c-.
Spot Rio steady; No. invoice, SSsc, mild
and quiet
Sugar-RaW steady: fair refining, 32zc;
centrifugal 96-test. 5-16c; molasses SUI
gar, SIC; refined quiet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
rhrounl- 70 caIlfornla wftnolIt cnanns

Via the Minneapolis & St Louis Rail-
road Personally conducted tourist cars
TO San Francisco ana Los Angeles each
Wednesday ana Thursday. Wednesday,
car leaves st. Paul 8 a. m. running BY
the way OF Kansas City. and the popular
Santa Ee System through New Mexico
and Arizona. arriving LoS-Angeles Sun
day morning. Thursday car leaves ST.
Paul p. n. running by the way of
Omaha. Colorado Springs and the famous
Scenic Route to Ogden, thence South
eru Pacific. arriving Los Angeles Tues
day morning.
Before purchasing Your tickets call on
or address W z. Wfthersp0on,- City Tick
ct Agent. Ryan Hotel
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Norfhern
TotaIs -. 81 1O2 LOG 90 20


Other Grains-N wheat 81; durum
wheat, 6; mixed wheat, 8: Western wheat.
3: No. corn, 3: No. corn- 2; No.
4 northern OATS IS, no grade OATS
No. 2 rye, IL; No 4 barley. AZ; No j feed
barley %; No 2 feed barley, 3; 10 grade
barley, 4; No. l flax IS; No. i northern
fax. z6, rejected flax 1, no grade fax, L
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-A0- 1
northern. Is No. ? northern 90: No. 8,
Is; No. 4, Il; rejected. {; no grade, II;
No. oats. 8; No northern oats, s; No.
rye. 5; No. rye. /; No. barley, q; No.
feed barley, i; No. I fax, 4
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
MINNEAPOLIS

AllnnednOlIS- heat held its own
through the first part OF the session. and
after selling I'D a little settled down
around Thursdays closing figures. Trade
was light and there was breathing spell
during which the trade had a chance to
think over the situation There is more
diversity OF opinion than Tor some time.
The trade would like TO be able 10 arrive
at something more definite as to the atti=
tude OF the Armour interests Armour IS
always a puzzle Today the big house is
thought 10 be against the market This
makes for cauuOuSneSS which on the part
Of small traders amounts 10 fear. No one
wants TO measure himself against Ar
mOur- As TO the situation on the whole.
there IS no reason why one who has been
a bull throughout should now turn bearish.
There IS nothing TO demonstrate that the
situation IS different now. Receipts. 500
cars. Following was the range OF prices:
Gloss
Omen. High. Low. Fri. Thurs.
May. sI-12Is SI-12ss 81. o9ss LOS 81 I0ss
Dec 1-1IA Liz LI01z 1-II15 1-uE
On TTack-No- 1 hard, SI.135s No. /
northern. 81 IFS. No n0rthern- 81 0S5s;
No. wheat, 81 002s to Sl-02ss; No l
durUm- 92c No ] northern 10 arrive,
s1-115s; No northern TO arrive, 81. 085s-
No 3 yellow corr. 505sc. No 5 corn, 50cs
No. corn 50I561tc- No. white oats.
2SStc; No 3 oats. Z7Stc- Rye, 1880. Bar
ley SIC TO 44c. Flax 81 1919.
Flour-Demznd IS fair ana prices firm
DOmeSEcN buyers are taking practically
everything SHIPMENTS. AZ ,499 bbis. First
46.l5. first clears. 81 a. 70. in wood:
second clears, 50 1908. 20 f o. b. IN Min
neapoiiS. IN wood. Later in the dav the
market WAS weaker and prices down 10c
a barrel all around
Privileges
Puts on December wi1eRf. sellers. 81 D9ss
PUTS On December wheat did,. 1.1lk
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Of stock for Oct. 8:
Hoes
The following table shows the weight
cost and price range OF hogs for the past

Prices 10e lower on all grades OF hogs.
with exception of rough heavy. which
were quoted but sc under yesterday Re-
ceipts moderate. Average quality about
the same as ON Thursday. Price rauge
IS 40 to $3.50 Bulk IS 65 Good to
choice light and medium weight hogs
quotab1e from So. 20 to IS So. Fair light,
mixed and good TO choice heavy from
S. 80 to $3.50, and common heavy, com
mon mixed and rough packing sows from
$5-10 TO So so. Representative sales:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
Two Through Tourist Cars to California

The Chicago Great Western railway
offers choice OF TWO through tourist cars
every week to California one leaving
Minneapolis and St. Paul Tuesdays via
Omaha and the Rock Island route: the
other leaving on Thursdays via Kansas
City and the Santa Fe route For further
Information apply to J. N Storr. Gen'I
Agt.. corner Firth and Robert streets. st
Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Minnesota Transfer, St Paul Mimi.
Barrett & Zimmerman report that the
horses SO nigh N prices that II IS almost
imBosibie TO buy them for the market
heavy horses desirable for the logging
trade are exIremeiy scarce, requiring four
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Only SIS to Oklahoma and SIT so to
Southern Texas for one way tickets:
$27.75 for round-trip Special Homeseekerss
via the Minneapolis & St Louis Railroad
Liberal limit and stopover privileges
Call on or address w. E WitheFspoou.
CITY Ticlset- Agent.- Evan Hotel
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
chicauo Produce

CHICAGO. Oct Butter steady;
creameries. 14620c; dairies.- Is 017c. Eggs
steady; at mark. cases included. 14G17a z C..
Cheese firm: daisies, 1914 H1015e; twins,
10c; young Americas. 106D101zc. Poultry
Live steady; turkeys, 12c; chickens SIC;
sDriugS- l015c
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

$3.50 TO CALIFORNIA ss2.so

Via Roek. Island System. Sept. to Oct
Is, Inclusive
Rate 0ppfies to San Francisco. Los An
geles, San Diego and many other points,
Through wide veStibuled tourist sleeping
ears Tuesdays and Thursdays. via Colo
rado Springs Scenic Line) and Salt Lake
Gitys Wednesdays via Ell PaSo (SOutheFu
Route). Berth rate, $6.75. For tickets
and full information call on or address
F.. w Saint, city passenger agent, Sixth
and Robert streets ST Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Low rates over Minneapolis & st Louis
Railroad-tWo regular trains with fue
equipment run direct TO the gates OF the
fair in eighteen hours. Tickets at 392
Robert street. st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
WorId,s FaIr ExeursIon

Low rates over Minneapolis & St Louis
Railroad-tWo regular trains with fire
equipment run direct to the gates OF the
fair in eighteen hours. Tickets at 39S
ROberrzStreet, st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Save SIS by going via the MINNEAPOLIS
& st. Louis before Oct 15 Through
tourist cars every Wednesday and Thurs
day. For reservations and tickets call
on ". e. WitherspoOn, City Ticket Agent
Ryan hotel
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Among the shippers on the market
were. NJ Pelzer Mahdan- NJ d. ~ 0.
Walker. Kathryn NJ D.; H Bollmeirn.
Rosebud Mont; Hanson & P. Ulen:
Huf1ker & D. Winnipeg Junction: 9 W.
ObeFhauser. Frazee. St0ckeEt & H.. Wa
dena: r Moehing West Union; F. T.
Nassau. Willow City, n. D.; c. II. Rag
land Kershaw Mont-:a.J- Johnson. Litch-
field: NJ Mattson Daruei. L. HasSett,
Hatton. n. D.: Pete Jolnson Hatton N.
D.: W Dance. Walcctt, N. D.: J. NJ
Hogan Benson: First National Bank.
River Falls. Wis; c. Bates. ElnWood.
Wis., E. SchraIn. Frazee; z. B. SheFin,
Lisbon N D.. c. H Dearborne- CIeve-
land. n. D.; Custer Sheep CO.. D0sey,
Mont
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Can buy tickets East and South at any
railroad ticket Office in St Paul. and make
sleeping car reservations. thar sells tickets
via Chicago A ". Arnold city passeH-
ger agenF. Pioneer Press building viii
give you fuH particulars.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
New York Butter

NEW YORK. Oct 7-Butter quiet;
unchanged. Receipts, $40; street price.
extra creamery. 2015 621c; official price,
creamery, common 10 extra, 13 Zoe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Minneapolis & st. Louis trains land
passengers right there Only eighteen
hours from Twin Cities. Dining cars
sleeping cars and free chair cars. Tickets
at 3a8 Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
World,s FaIr Excursion

Low rates over Minneapolis & ST. Louis
Rairoad-tWo regular trains with fine
equipment run direct to the gates OF the
fair in eighteen hours. Tickets at 39S
Robert street. St. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

III Ohio and Indiana Low round trip
home visitors rates via the Minneapolis
& St Louis Sept 20, II and Oct IL
limit thirty days.
Call on or address w E. WffherSpOOn
City Ticket Agent Ryan Hotel
so Kate TO Spokane
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08

Is the question which the Northern Par
eifiEss hunting ieafIet helps the man who
shoots to answer. Get CODY ar the
streets.