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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-05
THE CASH TRADE
FLAX HIGHER, OATS LowER-NoT MUG
CORN ON SALE,

FLAX HIGHER, OATS LowER-NoT MUCH
CORN ON SALE.
. FLAX-The market firmer and higher and
buyers appeared surprised at the small quantity
received over three days, and willing to pay
higher prices from the start for the good lots
Minneapolis received 81 against 23 a year
ago. and shipped So Duluth received IA ca rs
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash. SLIP; t.
arrive, SLIP June. SLIP; July, SLIP.
4 CORN--NOt much corn was offered and re.
ce1ptS were light, considering the preceding holi
day. No ; yellow closed at 4Sci Receipts S
cars: shipments cars. si".<-f.:ss5
y OATS-The market was off about as,eent and
not very good at that. More oats were on sale
than for psome time, and the market felt the eff
feet from the start. Poor lots dragged and
some low prices were made to avoid carrying
over unsold No. white closed at Sic. Re
ceipts. 40 cars; shipments Il cars
4 FEED AND MEAI--Ccarse corn meal ant
cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra $3.50; No
A ground feed (2-3 corn and 1-3 oats) sO-lt
sacks. sacks extra. $3.50: No. ground feed
S20.50; No. 3 ground feed G-3 corn and 2;
oats), IO-lb sacks sacks extra, $21. so
MILISTUFFS-Bran in bulk, $13. so: shorts
S15.50; middlings. $1S red dog, 500 all o /
in Minneapolis: in 100-lb sacks $3.50 per tor
additional: in 200-lb sacks. 81 per ton addition
al. Shipments, 4,220 tons.
BARLEY--Feed grades are quoted at 32@3Sc
mailing grades at ioQ45c. Receipts, Sc cars
4 shipments. 10 cars.
RYE-Cosi F4 figures for No. 2, &C., REGENTS
~ cars: shipments cars.
(; HAY-TimOthy, choice. $1O@11; timothy No
i, $95O@1 1870: timothy, No. 2, S8@9; low
grade. $5.50g65O; slough So. 5Ol4 80; straw
rye. $5.60@1. Receipts, Al tons; Shipments 81
tons.
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BERLIN. July Exchange on London, 20
Short bills pes cent? Tes s rates
per cent. X
MINNEAPOLIS July Bank clearings today
So, 1913, 5S5!fS; New York exchange selling rate,
90c premium; buying rate, 40c premium. Chicago
exchange, selling rate, 75c premium; buying
rate, 25c premium; London 60-day sight docu-
mentary exchange, $4.S4N.
ST. PAUL, July -Ciearings today, 81 1885,.
O34 90 rs
y LONDON, July 5.-Bullion to the amount of
G2D, 900 was Withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land for shipment to South America.
PARIS. July 5.AThreeg per cent rentes, 9s
francs 40 centuries for the account. Exchange on
london, 20 francs 1914 confines for checks
LONDON CLOSING sToCKs. July s.-conso,,
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

French country markets steady.
Weather map shows light rains In Canadian
northwest and southwest heavy rain at North
Platte, Neb., and thru Ohio volley. Tempera,
lures everywhere seasonable.
I .Clearances--Wheata and -four 100 900 bu: corn
34S, O00 oats, 1000.
Ohio state report gives condition so.
BroomhalPs Liverpool cable says wheat is at.
fected by, smaller Russian shipments and less
favorable harvest reports from France, strength
In cargoes and lack of sellers of futures
Winnipeg-Cloudy and cool.
Chicago wired: Northwest houses buying Sep
TENDER wheat again. Cause of this squirt pi
traders failing and local longs letting fgt
some wheat around SOC.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, July 5.-The cotton
market opened. easy at a decline of 5 points to
an advance Of 1 points, the irregularity being
due to the excellent weather the holidays,
pected. Following the call, trading s was moder-
ately active. Room traders and the south were
sellers and prices sagged off several points from
the opening hgures. There considerable
covering at the DECLINE however and this serving
to 3 points.
At midday the market was irregular, net Bar
points lower: spot quiet; middling upland 10. e5c;
middling gulf, .1Oc.
middling uplands, 10000; middling gulf, i0.s5c,
Sales, $500 bales.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, July s.
eesIg g quiet fair refining, a71ec; centrifugal
fined sugar, steady: crushed, 5.76c: powdered,
bloc; graduated, sc. Coffee, steady; No. Z Rio.
'7Ac. Molssses, dull; New Orleans. 31m37c'
NEW YORK TURPENT1NE, July b.-spirits,
quiet, 56Ql56hc.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, July s.--Close wheat
h h1ghep; July 7se September 1sc; December
Ms9c; No. 2 red. 9sc; No 8. ono. Corn. stead 9
July. 4c.ic; EeTlember. 44sa @l44Mc; December
S9A c: cash. No. mixed. 48@491hc: No 3, 49c:
No white. 49!ac: No. 3. 4Slbc oats. steady:
No. white, 41@42c; No. mixed, 35as7c.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, July 5.-close-wbea Z.
Higher, excited by delayed harvesting. No. Nd
cash elevator nominal; track, 96Ms1; new,
S $la for old; No, 2 hard 91@94c; July,
SOS Gs5hc bid; September, s21sc bid
Con-Higher on wet weather; No. 2 cash nom
inal; July. 47c; September, 471sc bid.
oats-Higher; No. cash, 4Oc; nominal; No.
= =. White' 44hsc; July, s7Ac; September, s1Ae
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, July 5.-Provisions
hulsh hog market was the principal strength
en1ng influence: September pork opened 5@7hc
to lO@12Ac higher at $13.3o@1335. Free rea-
rally to $13.2O followed September lard
opened 23$e to SC higher at $3.50 to 81 321a. sold
at $I.321a @7.35, and settled back to $7.27h.
Ribs We're up 21h @5c to 7a@1Oc at $7.771h to
81 .S21a. .
Close: Pork, July, s1s.o71l; September,
September. s727h October, s.. 321a December,
$7.o5; November, s7.221a: Ribs, July, $7.52la !;
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, July Beef,
steady. Pork, firm. Lard firm; prime western
steam, $7.4O.
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= / . .af . .
BUTTER-Receipts Saturday. 27,501 lbs;
creameries, extra, 16hc; creameries, firsts. 15c;
Greameries, seconds, l3c; dairies, extra, lac;
stock, 6@11c. st
EGGfMeespts Saturday $50
at mark. shipping cases included, as received,
n ns sande s "a aoz r. eases included l4e drties
90 g dozen, $2.75 checks, per case OF 80 Dozen
tv gmE w. H. Twins fats. fancy, 7@ese;
to Spc soo a. s1 is 4 6paH
lie; daisies No 90e iSc Iii linbs Hssr
LIVE roULTRY-Turkeys, logic; hens, DC;
ROSTERS 5@6c; old ROSTERS Sc; ducks, &c;
M a fsney Per- b. GU
mutton to- t sGsa ss sms s %esspws
DC; milk lambs, pelts OF, 1oM1se; hogs, 5@5he
pe Tlsa5m dc! s'fa a@c buheads &C., crap
CABBAGE-New, large crates, SO; small
,poI AiOEs-wh car lots, sacked, per bu,
sl; 9Sio SsS Slso nsr .r.ts :. 49,, n.r
DRIED Peas aacy yellow, per bu, 81 eo;
siedd 5 Sa29 green fancy $780, medium
=, B BE Ms include sacks. Fancy
hanS Psr Du $50 choice navy 81 medium
mixed and dirty 65475c; brown, fancy, 1913
n 1n' fair to good, So; Lima, California, pei
:, oRAANGEs-Late yaencias, all sizes 49, 10
81; Mediterranean Sweets all sizes, $3.50; st
Michaels, all sizes, 1915
LEMONS-California fancy, as to size S375
Messlnas, $3.75@4
SsTIEKAA,MBBBE E RI case. .s1.25
60 fEioNEAPpLEs-Per doz, $l.75@2; per crate
HoNEY-New fancy white. lib sections 12c
e enH1ee white lib sections 1e amber
MEsT 6 s1s5 ifj black box
$l.2o; cherries, white, box, $1.10; apricots, Pc
crate, $780, peaches, per box, soc; piums crate
9, GoosEBERRIEs-24-q case, 1925; 1e-qt case
BEp Observation-Disclosures saas s g So
PEACAES-Four- basket crate, $1.5O.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 25@30c.
BANANAS-Jumbo lunches S30336: Iarg
DuRHf aW medium ssaebs; s2asS
beans, string. bu box, $1.75; beans, Wax b
box, $175; beets doz punches, 25@3Oc carrots
flower doz SSeasi egg plant e aos. $i ea9 y
lettuce, doz, 15c; lettuce heads, 25c; mint, doz
aye; onions, doz punches, 15c; parsley, doz soc
radishes, round, doz punches, 15@2Oc; spinach
bu. 6oc; tomatoes. fancy four-basket crates, 81
dduarn1ps, doz lunches, 25@30c; watercress, doi
9oc; garlic, lib, 13@15c.
. NEW YORK PRODUCE, July 5.-Butte,
price Of extra creamery, 1sc; official prices
creamery, common to extra. 13@1sc; state dairy
ceipts 4,7ss pkgs; street prices, large whit
and colored. 7%c; small white, size; small col
ored S9sc; official prices, state full cream sma
6h@7c; small colored, fancy. sMc: fair to gooc
! 77A@7h c; poor, 6h @7c; skins, full to Ugh,
| lW61ac. Eggs, firm receipts %, S3I pkgs: off
cial prices. state, PENNSYLVANIA and nearby fame
selected, 1917 @doc; average prime, 173a@1se
| sortherns, 15@16c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, July 5-Butter steady
ereameries 13A@17Ac; diaries, liz GIG,
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TEE FLOUR MARKET
STRONG MARKET And STRONG PRICES
GnAsn cEArr,I, r1z,n

GOOD GENERAL DEMAND
The mills were reported grinding again this
morning at good rate, about tie same number
being In opera ton was the case on Friday
The market Is very strong and prices will be
advanced II wheat remains up. Demand
is reported good In general and shipping direc-
lions arc coming III satisfactorily
SHIPMENTS for Saturday, Sunday and Monday
q 1}G, 2}9 hrls - ~
First patents qlotable at 81 .9O0D5: second
patents S4.SO0t4.9O; first clears. $3.40@3.55;
second clears 50 ~
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Produce Exchange, corrected ~ to IL M,
Tuesday. July b.-Butter, steady Eggs,
weak Poultry, dull. Veal, trmer.
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CLOSING CASH PRICES
CHICAGO GRAIN
RAINS IN SOUTHWEST CAUSE BULLIs1
FEELING IN WHEAT

Chicago, July 5.-Sentiment in the wheat pit
IN the Situation Mss delay to o.
caused by continued rains in the southwest. An
other factor of possibly equal Importance was the
decrease in the amount on passage and higher
cables also added strength to the market Sep
SIX @s2sse Tie market vas Veil Vel Sustained
by. active demand from small shorts. the
price holding strong around slBe Minneapolis
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of $50
cars, against 299 cars last week and 1872 cars u
The market continued to~gain in strength, the
unsettled weather in the southwest being t,e
dominating influence. Late in the day on hea,H
purchases by northwestern houses, September ad-
took profits, causing some recession. The close,
however, was strong, with September up 1A.sD
Wheat-July, s7ss @s71ac; old, ss1s q
s2iac; May. s4Nc
oo Cash wheat 10; red s,o2.No red $50 200
No. No. a n1d5nsrn s5g aas No. northern ss@90c;
At the start the strength Of wheat had a
bullish effect on the corn market, causing mod
crate advances in price The higher prices
as a result all of the advance was lost. Wet
weather and big decrease in worlds ship
m nnansd dtiona bull September
1850 Local receipts were sos cars with As OF
contract glade.
A firm tone prevailed thruout the entire SEES.
closed with gain Of A@ssc at 4s7s @49c.
90 corn-July, 4s3sc; September, 4s% @
Cash corn. No. 2. 4SA@4Shc; No. 3, 4s@
4s1ac.
An easier tone was manifested in oats as a re
suit of a slackness of demand in the cash mar
kets In sympathy with the strength of wheat
firm tone was manifested at the start, Septem
ber being up hc to h@Ac, at 32c to 500 321s c
Offerings were quite liberal and the market soor
eased on September declining to 31Ac Loca
receipts We're 254 cars.
Close-Oats-Juy. 37sc; September, &c., De
cember, 329s @32Ac; May, a4Ac.
Cash oats. No. 2. 341a @l36c. 4
The following was the range of prices for old
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN. July 5.-Wheat was strong.
days trading. July opened nc up at 92hc;
September started cent up at $3.50. and both
Ssr TO hc nE to
! strong and seems to be closing the differential
ado BY wsnt M Flax
company in the market for small lots.
Receipts. Wheat 50 cars, fax - barley 10,
Wheat, 10000 bu; % oats. s75o fax. 123 4ss
Close: No. ! northern. cash and to arrive.
as sH ca SS 3shes ems s s os $685.
SIS; oats1, 37lac; rye, 55c
! NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, July g.
Flour receipts, three days, 40,220 PACKAGES;
sales, 300 packages; steady but quiet. s[heat
bu; opened strong on the cables, too much rain
| in harvesting sections and reduced crop esti-
mates from France; July, 9oA@9osac; septem-
nominal; No. 2 western roc, nominal. Corn, re.
ceipts three days, 134,375 bu; dull and feature
less. Oats. receipts three days, $4,000 bu;
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, july, 5...wheat, spot,
@ 5Ia spo es Sa epe
fass g ausa 9us As iso e
WINNIPEG GRAIN, July Sit was strong
Ssfessr e1e;las: s ssas Spg sss
sSKc; No. 2 northern, s5Mc; No. northern
L82Ac; No. 4, axe; No. feed, 59c; No. 2, SOC
Puts SSAc; calls, s9asc; curb, SOC.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, July 5.
Flour; dull. Wheat. NC higher; No: l north.
new SPAS ;.;,. asked N Rye steady No.
Oats. dull; standard. Ale. Corn steady; No. 8,
4s @tae. JULY G. 4 1914 as, asked d.. $50,
Corn-Puts, 4sbc asked; calls, 491sc bid.
!
5.--Rye, July, 5sc: September soc. Flax cash
northwest. SLIP; southwest, $1.O6; July. $1O6;
September, $1.0s Timothy, July, $500; Septem.
3O@53c.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK mi,

Cattle, 800; hogs 800 ~
:. Hogs,5c higher. Sales: co. 24o lbs, $40
es,, $50 lbs: $500; 60, 200 lbs, $3.50
$3.50; 16 lilo lbs. So; s, 1900 lbs. S575:
co COWS and heifers: 800 lbs, $275: @, $40 lbs
$ stockers, 740 lbs. So: Z, $50 lbs, $3.50; Ia
l.O40 lbs Sd yearlings 4sO lbs, So; I. 81
lbs, So %: 8, $40 lbs. $3.50.
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: CHICAGO PRoDIJcF IuIv p,,t+or ,tooa,

ereameries,. 1871 @17Ac;s diaries, liz G16c..
EGGS; steady at mark cases included, 14@fi4N &c
steady; turkeys, io@i1c chickens, 91ac; springs,
ssS nE Ves stends g
to 69,lb weights, 5@515c; 65 to 75-lb weights,
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Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Northern
No northern, %: No 2 northern "a; No. 8, 70;
AIilwaukce-No. northern, 10; No. 3, 10; re-
jected, 4: no grade, 8. o.
500 Line--No. northern, a: No. northern;
Northern Paciac--No 1 northern, a. No. 2
northern, g.; No, 3, i, no grade, /.
>. omah no-;S northern, q No. g. A; rejected
Totai---No. 1 northern, 40: No. 2 northern, es
No z - Al J, r y, a no grade, o. , i.
corn 3; no grade corn: q, No. 8 white oats,
ley. !; No 5 barley. Il: No. northwestern i term
Cars Inspected Out-No / northern wheat 80;
No. 2 northern wheat. So; Nc. 8 wheat, g. re-
We oas i s. N no. w Miatep S9
2; No. l fax, 2.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JULY 2.
X Inspected Inv at--Cars-Great Northern
No. 1, northern, 49, No. 2 northern, 49, No. g.,
26;; rejected, q; no grade. 1.
IL: No 8, IL: rejected, 3; no grade. q
ST. Louis-No. northern, 3; No. 8, IL; no
500 Line-No northern, 8; No. northern, O.,
Northern. PacifcSNo. northern, S; No. 2
omaha-No. 2 northern, 2; No. 8, 8; no
grade. g..
No 8, So: rejected 81 no grade, 5.
Other Grains-;No. 9 winter wheat. q; no
Wits H. No. White oats 81 oats
No: ! barley !: No barley, 4; no grade bar.
Cars Inspected out-No 1 northern wheat,
81: No. northern wheat, 49, No. wheat. 2;
wheat, 1; No. 8 winter wheat, IS; No. 4 corn. 2;
no grade corn 1; No. 3 white oats, 10; No.
z. No rye. 2: No flax 1R
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Transfer, st. Paul, Minn July 5.-Barrett q
Zimmerman report the market featureless. Del
mand fell off considerably last week. Valuest
Drafters, extra, $3.50 to $210; drafters, choicef
S155 to $3.50; drafters, common to good $120 to
$155; farm mares, extra, $130 to $50; farm
Mares choice, $115 to $130; farm mares, come
mon to good, SIS to $115.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE srocK I'll.

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, July 5.-cattle
-Rece1pts 10000 including $500 southerns:
market ma. strong to sc higher; beef steers, $4.25
60 G6: az southern steers. $3M5; southern cows,
s1M3.D; native cows ana heifers, $2@4 60;
stockers and feeders. s2.75@4.75
,n H1og g 10 900; market 5M1oc higher;
PACKERS s5.15D5.3o; rigs and lights, $450G
sheepemoReeeipts $1,000; steady to strong;
sheep, S3.5o@5; lambs $450G6.5O.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN AND FtouR 1ulx <

CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, July
northwest SLIP; southwest $1.O6; July $1.O6
September. $1:0s Timothy, July, $500; Septem-
Der: $3.l5 Clover, July, $1.O5. Barley, cash,
30@53c.
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7CHlCAGU LIVE STOCK, July 5.-Cattle-Re-
steers $S4oas;s9; poor e medium, $500 IS;
stS Ss and fess d S225@45o cows
bulls S ss. CALVES, $2.5od575; Texas fed
Hogs Receipts today. $4,000: tomorrow, 25,-
GOO market 5@10c higher; mixed and butchers,
5000 90; good to choice heavy, $5.50@5 60;
of sales, SO. 4O0Q5.50. 5000 ''
sheep-Receipts. 1000; sheep and lambs
stronger; good to choice wethers 81. 2565; native
lambs, $35o@7.6o: western lambs, s3@575
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PUTS AND CALL.

PUTS AND CALL.
2:3O O'Clock report:
Puts-September wheat, s2Mc.
Calls-Septenber wheat, s4Bo.
Curb-September wheat, s3kc.
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OMAHA LIVE cnonY

OMAHA LIVE STOCK July 5.-Cattle-Re-
3Gelpts, 1000; market for best steady, others
ers: $3M4.50: western steers. s3.25G475: cows
and heifers (range), $2.25@3.5O; stockers and
feeders, $27514 IL. ~
- aogs-Receipts, 1880: 5@1oc higher; heavy,
$5.25015,35 pigs, $45o@E.
Sheep-lseceipts, 2.OOO market 1Oc higher:
sheep $225@4.35; lambs. $5@6.
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COTTON REPORT

COTTON REPORT \
Average Condition of Crop June 20
Was g.
Washington, July 5.-The monthly rec
port of the chief of the bureau of stas
tistics of the department Of agriculture
will show the average condition of cotton
on June 25 to have been So, as compared
with SO on May 26, 1904; I'll on June 25s
1903 S4.7 at the corresponding date in
1902, and a ten-year average Of s4.S.
-- ----- -
TIE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Increase. Decrease. Total,
Corn ......... $4,000 -. e27Sooa
oats 43l, OOU 4,S46,Otx
NEW YORK OIL, July 5-Petroleunn, easya
refined, all ports. $790@7.95.
PEORIA WHISKY, July 5.-whisky on the
basis of S1.2S for finished goods.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, July 5-cattle-
Receipts eeip $500 Including $500 Texans; steady
ers and feeders, S3.25@4.25; COWS and heifers
$225@5.5o; Texas steers, S2.5o@5; cows and
Hogs-Receipts, 800; strong; pigs and lights
S425@5.25; packers, $5.25@5.45; butchers and
best heavy. $3.50 5.55.
Sheep-Receipts 15OO; strong: sheen S2h0
al; lambs $46l6 p - 49,
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WORLDS SHIPMENTS,

NEW YORK TURPENT1NE, July 6.-spirits,
quiet, 56@56hc
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, July 5-wheat. spot,
nominal: futures, steady; July. 6s 3D.; Septem-
steady, As 3D.: American mixed, old. As Cd;
futures. quiet; July. as 4d; September, As
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Stock and Feeding Steers. 772 lbs, So; g.
2 lbs, $3.50; 4, 1872 lbs, $2.45; i, 800 lbs
20; 3, $50 lbs, $2.15; 1, AGO lbs, $2.1O; 2, SOC
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MONEY REPORTS

Total sales, BAT, 100.
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Son ben Ruifen. Sapaneien,
DIE Den Srie0en unterbreheu.
So, penn bic oas Cote Gtar b0tten,
Dieien StOff, ben gaus fouDIen,
Wtiroen tie pobl niHt bran oenFeu
Bu p~ertlUpfeu ftb Die 60leui
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NotiS fit stener;abter.

Die Staatss uno gountp=S teuerr
out 9runoeigentum uro ~peri6nlidbes
@igentum fir oas Sabr 1903 flint
ieBt fdIia uno in nleiner Office aahI.
bar. Wenn oieIelben nid9t bis aup,
81. Sanuar 1904 be5ablt iino, Damn
1T Elm Strafaufihlae BON 10 8rUs
gent gu erbeben.
Nue Berionen, melhe iid an ben
rdflften aagemeinen Wablen itnSohs
re 1904 betetligen uoQen, miiiieu fiG
perl0nlib einitelen uEo lire ROpf.
iteuer entribten, ooer iim, i'm Sale.
ooB tie bon oieier @erpFidtung pes
leBlid befreit fino. elm Nnsnabn1es
@ertifcat au8fefIen tai1en.
San GntoniD, Z. Deg. 1903.
0aml Meerimei0t,
Steners Collector BON Berar Counts,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-30
Mlerlet.

USE es i1eint, lit Die 8eues
Qung our Geinhaltung Der StraBen,
9Dfe, leeren 8auarun0ftnde, 8aI
I%ergrdben &C. einQeidlafen. Oos if
aber iebr unrebt, oenu in Dieler
Se5tehung bleibt nod unenolih bel
81 tun ibrie.
Die Beuobner oes nterifani=
lGen 8iertels IpQteu QesuunQen
peroen, Nnlh(uB an oas Semerln.
item gu MAIDEN uno ausretden6e
8onerleitung ioIte bte 8ebdlter, in
melden iebt oas 8oiier oufbepabrt
miro, uberfliiiig MAIDEN.
Die In9elegenbeit loQte BON
Den Bur9ern in Die 6ano genDmmen
neroen, oenn. uie mir bDren, bat
Die Staot feline Witte( fnr ioGdJe
8nede. Sin Biirser &omit6 mus
0eloer iammeln uno unter ieiner
NnmeiIung nno Nufitdt ioaten 0ie-
lelben ou8geaebeu tueroer.
Die 8efebr lit oorbanoen, baB
I'M Sommer bier uieoer etnige Sale
BON aelbem Sleber einaeihleppt fuer=
Den uno oagegen ioQten Yorbeus
aungsmaBreQeln a~etroffen meroeu.
Die Seranitaltuu9 einer 9sair
IN olelem Sabre olrfte nidt oas err
pinlhte Reiultat (iefern. Nae
Welt bereitet lth auT Den 0eIudl 0sr
N~usIteQung in st. 4uuis uor uu0
San Gntuaio miro faapp abldaei
ben. g8 lieBe 3idl Fsin triftigerer
8runo fir Die Nblage DER NuSIte(s
lung in oleiem SATIRE inoen, ais
Der, oaB man init 81. Nouis nid]t
81 f~onfucrieren munId)t.
SO laBt fib ihon ieBt o0raus=
iaaen, ooB Der Staat Ieras in Die
lem Sabre in 8e5ua auf ben 8au
pom glIenbabneu aQen anoeren
Staten Der Union rueit ooraus Iein
miro.
gu ben @elduorenen. ppr
uel9en Der SaI 6iQje & 6tQie ae.
gen Die goanssS nioer.8 ual. Gom=
Dor Dem Gountpgeridt Der
ueroen lollte, oe66rte @mil
Abr. Gr puroe BON beioen 5eiten
als Surpr angenommen, sumal er
nc9 bebauptete. Germ 6iaie nidt
III fennen. SIN gerlaufe oe8 8ro
sefie8 iteIlte ith herans, oaB 81 ,
9luie arbeitet uno oeBbolb b )
qualiF8iert lit, meBbalb oas 8er}af
cen ~etnaeftelIt meroen muBte. @6.
ollie ME geieben, obaleid e.
in oeifen Miiibte arbeitet.
0as itaotrdtlid]e Boii8ei : So
mite unterIudt Die BON 8argern ge=
aen lteben &oliailten meaen Nidter
Tluung ibrer Bflidt erbobenen Nns
8uei g~teaerinnen, Die cine
abliBen muBten, lebten i'm
SrogelhoB Der Staotbaue ibre Belle
IN Brand, inoem file lire Matraben
anainoeten uro 6ielelben geqen bic
pol5tnr lebnten. I'm nidt gu err
bHneten lie oas nab Der
fibrenoe Teniter uno orlGten
@eiidter spilden bic eilernen
Der Qualm uno 8ranoae-
lenfte bic Nufmertiamteit 6es
bierber, Der Die Tlamg1en
eritidte uno Die @eiber befreite.
Qm MlttuDd farb Der an oer
SalaoO, bier Weilen bon per Staot
sntfernt wobnenoe 5ormer ISM.
S%tienbauer i'm Nlter BON Is Sahren.
ST mar elm braner, bieoerer, Qrbeit.
.arrer Wann, Der iih oqaemeiner
abtuna %erfrente.