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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



CoFF6E-In general way the coffee market OF to
Gay shSygcd u1Gert5ues with new
buying opening STEADY decline
- points on al positions except March. which was
unchanged losses sympathy the rather
Disappointing ~ French cables. which
ported decline Or H.--fward TecuNeTeA
primary cables
primary while May notices
has tome effect FEonOtlrg lIc-tcatlon II was ie
f notice day NAY cfr--acs tenders Tor about
800 600 circs-a0g This led 20 FUR
May aeu,hS. lIt those de-
avoid deliveries fua1 Interests ready 20
make exchange a. existing differences ana.
feEan 10 improve. the -lafhst here frned uT closing
steady ret UNCHANGED 10 points higher sales were Re
porte! q ss 30 hess Trade 40 street interests we're
go0l buyers during the day tns coffee sold by Europe
and outside longs. we theie also appeared to Re some
oenarl from clmmisssCl house clients, who evidently
thar tie market should Go lrtcr now thar the
Nay long interest has yearly eyeneG Up At
nIen. the professional element were look
slight decline future owing 70
reported opposition = 10 GlvaECc PEND
ing further decline tlis brazilian markets These
according the DAYS cal To- were t1.A 4tt.s
loser. by 100 reis- Receipts at the
ports IL coo bags. The interior had larger
Indicated by pointer = te previous
DAY. DAYS pointer larger
o. predictions Tor decreased movement
The SPOT steady with quotations the
basis o. 7isc for Rio 10 T.
The range prices The local market to-day
NJ as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 27.-Cosins: WHEAT-spot dull; No 1
California quiet May 3d July. IS ed:
September nominal CORN-SpOt. American mixed. new.
quiet 2G American mixed, old steady Is I'd futures
quiet; May. IS gid: July. As 35sd. Transformation
steady. IS I'D FLOCRst Louis fancy winter dull IS
Sd HOPS in LOndOn-Paec Coast steady. - 15s1f8 15s
BEEF easy; extra Indian mess 5gs ed PORK easy
mess Western, 62s Sd. HAMS-SnOrt IA Is
steady ASS Cd BACON quiet: Cumberland % to
30 36s rib 10 "a ID 3es 3D. long clear mid
81 n 36s 81; clear mddes. heavy.
IS 40 10 3 short clear backs Is 70 20 10 35 clear
bellies Ia IL 10. 31s. SHOULDERS IL TO AZ
~ steady. Bis Sd. I-ATsD-Prime Western in tiercss
35s CD: American refined pals firm Sos 3D.
TAII.Ow-Prme city. easy. 22s Sd. TURPENTINE-
Spirits quiet 42s Sd RCSIN-Common steady. IS lid
Observation-Disclosures quiet. I'D LINSEED OIL easy.
les Cd
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
q The leaving time from Desbrosses and CortIandt
Twenty-third station. except otherwise
7.55 a. NJ. FAST MAII4--Paror, Sleeping. and Dining
SaTs For Chicago. Indian9goliS. and Lousville:
Smoking. and Observation cars Cincinnati Indian
1925 4 NJ. PENNsY lI. 11N1TED-Pullman
eartmeht cars For chtcaso Cleveland. Toledo.
I-55 p. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville (va Cincinnati and Louisville indian
ass P: NJ. cHfcfG6 LIMITED .PSilman Sleeping
IGf0Eing' and observation Cars For Chicago To-
ch m I L9Js g. fsou S G
Car For Gary. " Va Cvia Shenandoah Valley
5.@s 7: Nj. WESTERN. ExPEEss--For Chicago For
7-55 p ". Pacific EXPREss-For Pittsburg. To-
doah Valley Route. Connects FOR Cleveland except
SIS p NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI, Ex-
PRESs.--For Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati In
9.55 y NJ; PiTTsBURG sPEcIAL4-Daily for Pitts
7ss .wAssHISGIoS AND THE SOUTH +,..,,..,
streets 70 :ol Jos 70 ese!2Sssi;
limited ali PsTor and Dining Cars. .ss5 as
AS (5es6Tossss corfiandt streets. 5Io). s.:5
;l255 I5:5 coasrssssiqHa Limited, an ParoT ana
Cortlands streets 10 s25 p. M 121o night
Atlantic COAST LiNE-Express. s-a5 a. m and
sEAB6ARp ALI LINE RAILwAY-E.pres.. 1855
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Mernphi,
cEsAP s rHsaI5 ONO RA III WAY m week
FoR oh h5 Po POI Il nc coMFoRr and NoRFoLK-7ss
a m weekdays and s.25 p n. daily.
DAYS. Sundays. 80 a Through VestIbuled Trains
Buffet Parior Cars and Standard Coaches week
days Paror Smoking Car. Parior Cars. Dining Car
and Standard Coaches on SUNDAYS
G6H BRiNdH ksBT PSRE rnt.rraken sun
days.. ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West
Twenty-third Street Statoul. 50 a IS. %,
As , IN. and 1910 night week days sundays.
1910. 925 a and $50 p From Desorossss and
Cortiandt Streets, 500 a 1e2e. $50. 80
and 1915 night week days sundays. 1915. S.45
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos. 7s5 '755 SIS. 925 80 s. St Louis Liued).
'lo.10 CDesbrosses and COrtlandt Streets 70 eol.
.i55. 40 tDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 20).
SIS. g. '455 ('f55 Chicago Limited
Philadelphia only) SIS 655. I55 IS. 25
(a.55 for North Philadelphia onlv) y. m, 1910 night
weekdays Sundays. sos -7-55. S %. '9e5. t'9.55
St Louis Limited. s55 (.10.25 Psnna Limitedl.
caEo Limited for North Philadelphia ony). Ass
'555. 1855. S25. 925 t9-55 for North Philadelphia
oniyI p. m. 1910 night.
sDining Car
1S2 Fifth Avenue below Esd ST.: es3 Fifth Avenue
tcorner eSth ST. AstOr House and stations named
above; Brooklyn. Court street. $50 Fulton street.
$50 Broadway. and Penrsy lvania Annex Station Tbs
York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through to des-
TeIephone "5s5 Chelsea" FOR Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service
w w ATTERBURT. J r WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April 81. 4 p m--COTTON-spot IN IN
creased demand; prices unchanged points higher
American middling fair. s02d good rniddling. Ised;
mtddlng 6d low middling 764d; good ordinary. 754d:
ordinary I34d The sales Of the Gay were lOOOO pa 3
which 600 for speculation and export, and In
American. Receipts. 1890 bales in
Guiding go American Futures opened quiet and closed
steady. American midding. c. April IJ6d April and
May. Isle: Nav June. 1-+7g; J1ne and July I'D
Juy and August 7.4Od; August and September. lid:
september and October, 64jd; October and November
Esd; November and December. 6.1fd: December and
January. coed: January February. 6Osd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28

he local market fo- Epot cotton 20
points advance . 3 $50 FOR 6dlinE upland and
io- ioolng Sult sales SO bales spinners- Southern
spc markets were telegraphed follows
a. l5izc Charicson nominal Wilmington rorinaI MOP
FOLK steady unchanged l4c
montreal az lsc Augusta. steady Unchanged az izc saes
- hsies. s. Louis nominal unchanFed lsiL- New
Orleans steady l-l6o higher lac. sales $50 bales
Galveston frTu al UNCHANGED
Eales haies Estimated receipts At fsasr- onf.
to-uorTov; AZ New-Orlssns l60o 70 GOO hsj.s eo-o
p1rel with 246 las; 4 te-t
weston 100 400 bales aRasnst iss -. 80
&c last year al Houston. 500 LOO bales arafnst
as last and 276 year $3.50 ~s~-'S'
Receipts the ports and interior rot-.. q. -
compared with the day week ana iss, ,e.rs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28

c0TTCN-There further Indications q return O:
bun confidence to-day's cotton market II seems that
reported sales Of 10000 bales to-ay. q tie largest
sness ~ weeks. has much 20 g with this ana an
side Of the market was The receton accored Nay notices
- 49, ~ s 49,, ~. . 6;.o i.Ies
promptly etoUus5 while the Jrli leaders
repeating their performance u previous day ana pic
there was apparently. yery little cfefing u fact ne
cenyicon is growing that what cotton remains Of the
leoS-'o4 crop VIA not Logging E-ropaan spiErlers
Who bought early ia Tie current seas3n sllcieiiy .
being forced 10 lead found themselves
position Il Is Claimed 10 maze large contracts 10 SUP
is said aveil-c themselves q the break during
~ 80 sse -Is ,e 80 5
through another bui movement 81 tire cotton
fu-i export nOesat tie future and reduction
s. tae stocks q is country that can hardly transpre
de- ~. si,or- irte-er eLrrei,. ,res 80 v1s is
'at The gained ~ en- carly seeding has been lost
ve-v early movement q new crop can be expected -
patch enc supplies. Influenced ny the arun
points Al arst the room element were Inclined - con-
cnue tie selling eeEt noted Just before the close
thst EeOreaas May notices had been etopped caused
ne GeJse c2FeTng ana Nta spot houses buying The
commission houses took the late months the theory
positions without laying them Halle 10 the sudden move
Tners nccoupanyng possible manipu,atons in the
active months were I5a29 points higher attracted
realizing BY early buyers and IN The late trading there
prices ssgred OF points best But Ire
market arsly steady net gain q 0a2O points
CAY were Hight. but the interior movement light
points moderate Friday viii Be the rst notice dsy
Tor Nay contracts The local rnaret Tenders to
inreson seems . be that after circulating time
vas follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28

prints. &c. EGGS Lc Iower; fresh nearby f71sc
mark do southwestern 1Tlzc marx do Southern lie
at mark CHEESE hrmer; NewYork full creams. choice
to fancy. 1914 d1Olzc; do fair to good. 91.0f0c Re
ceipts-F1our. Loco bbIs and $4,000 sacks
1870 bush: oats 10000 bush Shipmsnts-Corn. 3.fo0
bush; oats % 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28

,oS 1xchangs special liverpool cabes-Epot cot
sTnos eenanc; sales. 10 600 bales speculation and
Inidcl3ro 0v. american 1000: receipts Is bales
rosr..' UPLAND 7-zed Futures opened nrm. 2as
tr- niger closed steady. net IQs points higher:
Esd: sept:r5sy1sgsst 5tse; 1aEgtissDtemSsr.
e6se. Sorslbsr- December. e1td: Deoember-Sanuary
49, PIT steady. Cloths 1ute+ ~-N'Ns' --4-1
ths ,eyDh AID AEAI--Beyont showing a steader Ton.
rra.s IAet mace iittl. response higher wheat
I've" sth showing little disposition stock ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine nrr owing
light stocks in hands, without any advance in
quoted rates Demand fairly good Rosin
steady and unchanged. Tar ruled firm, with a good
jcbbing demand and moderate offerings. We quote;
TURPENTINE-Spirits, oil and machine bbls. $50
bSHc.
TAR-Pine bbls So s5Qs2 40; oil bbls. SIS e59s5 75
ROSIN-Common TO good strained. So so: e 81 90: F.
81 g. 81 e5; II. 81 e5as3 l. SIS 1898 2O X. So 90;
N. So e5dS3 T0i n. 50 s59S3 90; w @. 81 Is and W.
sToCR ON HAND.
sprSs turpenune l92 bels
loUo bbls
wilmington. April 27-rURPENTrNB-s nothing
doing; receipts, IA casks RoSIN-Nominal sales al
81 80: receipts So TAR-Frm, So receipts 80 TIR-
PENTINE-crude firm 81 Is So rs and 81; receipts 65
esT; receipts. los5; exports. 8ess RosIN-Frm; sales
i.163; receipts 1907; exports 1906. quote A. ~
G d. 81 45: E. So 80: r. 81 So: @. 80 GO: II So az.
IS so W.
Charleston. April 2r.-ruRPENTINE-51rm. $50.
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READING SYSTEM

A-rA ~ 10 ~ - y - u - fHI
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r..
Liberty street and south Ferry. Time from south
FsrIy I'VE minutes earlier than SHOWN Below
EASTON. BETH EHESI. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
40 500 (5.45 Edston oniyJ p n sundays "a e
NILkEsBARRE AND SCRANTOS-z40O. 90 A NJ
5gy y ~ sundays. zf25 4. NJ, 100 p NJ
LshENOOD LAsNEHJ RSr. TOMS RIVER AND
BAhNEGAT-z400, $40 A NJ z1-3O 9. 40. Lake
wood and Lakehurst only. 40. as 90 T. N fs0s
= NJ saturdays. sundays 9. 40 \.
ATLANTIC CIJ1-@9-40 A NJ. p
'lNELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzf 90 4 NJ III 20
LoNG BRANCH. AsBUHY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
BOINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z400. $50. ll39 y. NJ XII 20. as. 80.
p NJ sundays except ocean Grove. 800 A NJ 400.
PHILADELPHIA-CREADI TERMINAL a.
TOO. $500 200. f1OO0. t1L09 a. NJ 41s %. 100.
sioSV, 800. 1880 49e. 100. 90. 1870. $500.
5000 p. NJ. az IS mdt
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S42 IS. 1850
10 90 .1ll5 A NJ. loo. +"3-@0. 900. 100 70 "a
=. N. Q l.
READING. HARRISBURG POTTsyuLE AND WILL
IAMSPORr-If-00, z425, fse0, - 10. 1000, 100
A. N. Reading only. iSI01. u 20. 1900 p NJ
Reading. POttsvie and Hrs5'g only. 1f00. 500 p NJ
Sunday SUNDAY only tPa-ioT only. Via
Tamaqua- xSaturdays. aEsxcept Saturdays
Offices: Liberty 81. Ferry. South Ferry. Astor
House 1sT. 26i- ass. 1900. 1854 Broadway. ls2 SIN
Az. . Union Square West. 153 East 125th 81. z73
West 125th 81. z45 Columbus New 4 Court
St. Fulton St. Brooklyn. $50 Broadway Will
-msburE- y Y Transfer Co. calls for checks bag
gage destination
W. q. BESIER. BURT
Nics-PTes and Gen Mgr Gen Poss'T Agt
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RosIN-Firm: A. B. c. d So %. E So so; F. 50 So G.
81 40: r. 81 As: So 60; X 81 So; NJ. So n. SO 25 "
London. April 27.TURPENTINE-sp Spirits AS I'D
RoSIN-American strained as Cd; fine. lis Sd.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

-. - New-York. April 81 1904.
BEANS AND PEAs-There is stu a lack Of irterss,
on the part OF both home trade the
market oregs along quite slowly but without change in
tons pr1cs We quote: BEANa marrow, cholcss Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Daily fDaily. except sunday. SSunday only
Offices; Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry Aston House,
1900 1854 Broadway. IS 9Th Av. Is
Union square West, f53 East 125th St 275
Columbus Ave. New York. Court
$50 Fulton St Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG.
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage
est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28

Foreign coffee Markets Fio-CofTee market dy 30
Rio 5S725: exchange. 1884, receipts, 1000 bags
shipments States, 1000. stock, e49 600
earos-C5fee cuIet; good average Santos. $780,
receipts. 1000 bags, stock $4,000 Hanburg-C'ofsee
market opened unchanged; go p N. net un-
changed. sales, 5000 bass Havre-Cofee market
opened quiet. unchanged 10 franc lower: a. Il
n declined franc; y. barely steady; July
changed: months higher; $50 ,.
af-~l. total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 27-FLOUR steady. WHEAT, spring
quantity Northern offered 81 o. but bulk
held At 81 Oa winter No red. to arrive rail. offered
81 O5. CORN strong: No yellow. eOc No BIC
OATS firm; No . white 44isc: No mixed. Ale. BAR
LEY. spot TO arrive, 63g60c.
Chicago. April 27The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28

Tckrts and Pullman 26l. $50 lS4 and
1854 Broadway 2 Ssh Ave- Union Square West Is Columbus
Ave Y Fulton Broadway and Fl Fulton
Brookiynf T. Transfer VIII check baggage
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Wnfifcr g. g. cScnicn &

Mmitfer S. g. Senicn og &uItrn,
Ser ii0Ite Mar rejIte til 9anm1rf fer
ebentuelt at boiette lig, ogter ifdIge
ie1eIte Gfterretninger at forla6e Tu-
6rela11Oet / 29bet al nnlte Mooncb
for otter at tage Spbol6 fer / 2nn=
Set. Oct bliber 6og life / Minners
polls, men / Milltom11, @is., bbor
ST.. Senien / fir Sis fj9bte noget
2an0> bborpaa ban mi agter at OPP
fore @us og obertage 2e6elien al
Milltomn M11lifforps / Sorbin6elie
mes 6arming. Mrs. Senlen, Ser iom
omtalt fer / @lo6et itrofs efter Mn,
fomiten til 9anmarf blep ongrebet al
2l1ngeipge, ifal mt bore b%etp0elig BE-
bre, og Set forn1eneS at 8isconlin=
2uften bil bope en- mil6nen6e Sn6=
flp6elie poa ben0es Giliton0> iaa FUN
fon blipe fulO ltgn0ig fl1reret.
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itemt Signal, iful6e @obe6et falbe.
S set 9jeblif> ban iaa Sonen, lom
hores FORFEIT / Hroceslionen, foripin=
Sc Bog Ell 9affe> gap ban 5ignalet,
rg @ope0et falot, pg &ongenS Sig
groDeoeS nc0 poo Ste0et. Nu fl1noe
Set nemlig bore nof mes @cremont=
crne.
M(t 6ette pes man ganIfe n9iagtig
fra ct en6nu %opbeparet Mann1frtpt,
% Bette fom m9rfelig NOT til @ielp,
6a man lenere i6gte efter &ongegra=
ben.
S 400 Star bibite ingen, bbor Den
par, gonife pi1t fan6tes ser ct @te0
1,0en for Saice, iom be0 og be6oer
~&raljepifi grob", bpilfet ganife flint
pelt betp0er ~&ongegrap"; men /
Gprfeti0en bberfen tenfte nogen paa
eller tur6e bel rogen igge ser. @aa
fom 8osnien / 1878 otter UNDER fri
itent @erre0gmme, og @rfeologen
9r. Srubelfa iatte Zig for at foribge
paa at fin0e Sc it01te &elter al $685.
MEMS li6lte &onge. 66rit ltu0ereoe
bon Set gomle Manutifript, iaa fit
ian %lan1men1ot en- Broceslton n6jag=
tig lom Sen Be frepne, og mebens ban
lelp fog Hla0s pao famine Ste0 lom
G1,lton Mobomme0, los fan Groces<
iipnen goa npiagtig famine Sci lom
Sen bopbc goaet mes Sen ulpffelige
&cnGe.
% / Set 2jeblif Tonen forlpon6t
boQ 9affen, gop 9oftoren ct 5ignol,
Mrocesl ioncn ltoublebe> mar CAB Jig
til ct grade, pg r1al1 fonbt birfelig
Ct @ouNslfelet, bbis @ope0 bar ifilt
ira &roppHn. Sg Gtcoet bar rigtig
naf r&ongegropen"!
Sg loo blep Sc fongc!ige Sen / bpi=
tiDeli9 Nrpcc5lipn rnn>cr &(offcring=
ming ira SpenS. &irfcr % / CT Sfy
al Moaelie ira &orOrengcnes MdAel=
%ic5ior iart til6uge til Soices Gtu6,
bpor Sc I'LL bpilcr / 6roncisfirfcn
OF bpor leg fin Morfe050og ben mos
Miteu lto0 mcllem fnulenbe 8pn0er,
Der roslebe meb Molenfroniene, mems
Brnlterne me5ie0e, og &6gelien brep.
2i6t ienere bar Sc flelte 89n0er
prague al 3d. pg Sen gonle &onge=
itoO loa en- om og ltille. 0en iiolte
2D6 al Sc &riltnes Shareholders
Slang bpOe fen, fra en- moban1me=
bonlf Moif6 roobte cit M11e55in tit
uMlfob ct ltcr Mllob- il-Mllab
-ob--" % forbi mig ineg Jig en-
foftonf(n0t Spoe, Ser m1n1le6e lin
Nftenbbn til Seboba. --- ...
Sppe bag ct @oremspinoue 1luffe=
bes Set li6ite 2ps, og 9eotten loo ODER
9rsniens gamle @ope0lta6.
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Gturartet SiIbnb.

8e0 ct fpecielt arrangement me0
lt0giperne al ~@t. Saul Dispotcb"
CT hi / 9tonS til at lebere uGt. Saul
Siben0e" oe Sen ngenlige DiS>
potcb" for ct gar for Blot enc I,
9etalingen maa erlegges i
Torlfu6. N1 er set Si0en at iuo=
Ifribere. Gen6 Benge til, eller
gigr MoneD Sr6ren betalbor til
t. Yan1 Eiben6e" :
4 6 II / 0 8 locf g t 3.
You1. Yrppenumre al bagge 8la,
Sc frit paa Gorlangenoe.
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Notwithstanding
for 1iote l1ge, op til ben 10. 6ebruar
MebbeIt af
gba6. G.3etute 4 Co., @tnneabpIte, Wtnu

~-~
Ser ct ingen Sorar6ring / sen lpe=
fl1lotipe Situatila. u8jgrnene"
bor bilt a0iftlltge 9emon1trotioner
mos Friierne pao @be6en, Mojlen og
9opre11> og ifjpnt Set lpffebes 6em at
tpi1ge Ertlerr1e 1 @ &c mes, fom Sen
mart op igjen. Slutpriie n Sen 8.
Tebruor bar Sen bdjelte for flere Mor.
81 fan finn gjentoge bore ti0ligere
&ooo. &ipb @pebe, Mojs og Sabre
poo &c lpoge Gage, og Ser bil olorig
blipc noget Sab, ligclnm >no11 fife
oil Dope at pente lr1rJc pou at tiene
Yengc.
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Gfsefntipfomit6cn al 8oor0 Of
Gruitees for Sen S. 1or1fe Strife bar
polgt @r. Grit @al6elan6 til at fpl6e
SEN pe6 Cars @menlonS $50 opitoa=
eoe Balance iom &asierer og 8eltDrer
for Mugsburg &ublilbing @o1tie og
&r. 81. sc. Sunobetm iom Msiiitent
for 8eitprerea. 9e bar begge beret
oniot beo @ogban6elen ii6en Sen
Torene6e Strife blep itiftet, Sen enc
iom Msli1tent til 8eitprere>1 og Sen
anoer ion1 6ormano eller 6aftor /
SrDfferiet.
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Syillingbyerne / ct. Gpmis. Seq
ningen til Sen lille n0ltilling5bDg=
ming, Ser paa ct. 2ouis l16ltillingen
lfol repreien~ere Mtnneapo'iS og ct.
Saul / 6elleSifab, er MI f9r6ig og
go0fjen0t al b%e0fommen6e &omit6;
Sen piler en- meget imcgful6 8pg=
ming / GREET Gtil, en- @toge b9i me6
so SOB 6ront og 60 Go6s 9Db6e.
@obe6in0gongen er paa Mi6ten, og
poa 6per SIDE al 6enne bil bber Bp
foa lit inrlfilte 9cfale. Frilen oil
6liue $4,000, og Ser bil ON fort
Sis blipe oberteret efter 810 poo
Gpfgrel len. Set oil blipe e1 al Sc
mel It lmogfuloe 8pgninger paa Ser
,unet.
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al Sc itaffels Dpr 6g6e fgr 2ofomo
tibet bar reoe til at itarte paanp.
minneapolis.

@r. g. g. @menien, SEN epigt UNI
&c og fraftige @r=Sberiff al &en1e>
pin County, fplote igaar fit 60. Mor
og mo6tog mango 2Dfpnifninger al
fine 1olrige @enner / Dagens Mnleo=
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ON ban CT Dp6 en- %noturlig 500 eller
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OC. IS. ". SuLtuo VI SuulY OeIu, OHo'
bar efter Nars5tuoier npli9 f11loenbt&repaz
rationen al Sen MET nj rrtueroige Meoicin,
Ell Mebicin, iom tan b%elbreoe ale be @D9opm
me, ben mebicinlfe &roies1ion at ioo9 tje1=
Der til.
@iben oemne berpmte 2ege bar gjort lin
Itore Dpiinoelle, er Suiiu>er al Menne lfer
blepne + ,lbrebeoe fra &6,umatisme, Nerpez
gig. %%preip9opm og ale Oaoe foraa ia es
al Uric g(cib / 8lpDet. MQe nape= p9 2sperz
onber belbreoes; &atar + % aae@ Dgoomme
i 9allen. 9ungerne og andre lipgipenbe Dr.
gamer fjernes 9anlfe.
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Mero pa &pirber iaapelipm Nerppiitet,
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fe efter lor Ben masiite SnOflD belle al
os,1ne merfperoi9e Meoicin.
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fiji til enboer, lom bare lfriper til bam pg
Ienber Derss Napn p9 Mbr Sic. 9eriom Sc
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lfrip til bam men bet famine, paa norIt eler
en9elf, abresjer 8repet: ST. S. 81. vpmas,
department 222 @outb 8eno, Sr1o, fig
bpilten @psbom Sc pnifer belb ebet, og ban
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ence &oit fri.
5an bill @elbrebe Sem.