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THE FLOUR MARKET
GOOD DEMAND AND FIRM AND STEADY

No change is reported in flour. The market
remains satisfactory. shipments holding up and
considerable new business going the books
every day.
Shipments 76,OO6 brls.
First patents Quotable at $4.SOM4.9 90; Sec
ond patents $46O@4.7O; first clears, $3.7O03. 80;
second clears, $2.4O@2.5O.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Oct. 5.-Receipts
Hors &c higher; sales: 70. r27e lbs, $3.50; IS,
25e lbs, s5.o5: 70, geo lbs, s5:15;
cattle, steady; beeves: d6: 122o lbs; $50;
and heifers, 10, $40 lbs. 1925: TO- 760 lbs, STE;
s. 1910 lbs s. stoc k so and feeders bs 50
Calves and yearlings. s. 430 lbs, $3.50; s. $50
lbs. 1925; 4, $50 lbs, $3.40. - -.
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MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. g.
Flour. dull wheat steady; No l northernn s. Y
S4hc Rye, higher; No. y 67@68c: Barley
steady, NJ. 2, s4c; sample s7@5s1sc. cats,
firm; standard 29c.- Corn, higher; May, 49, Nc
Wheat-Puts, S41sc Asked calls S41sc bid.
Corn-Puts, 43Ac asked; calls, 431ac asked.
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Ohio Report-Wheat crop, 81, O0O, 900 bu
against Is. COO 600 bu last year; corn condition
SO against SO last month and 10 last year; oats,
d 0oo. 600 hn AGAINST 49.700, 600 last year:
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK Oct: 5.-cattle-Re-
ceipts $500, including LOO Texans: market
higher; beef steers s3.25@5:s0; stoekers and
feeders S2M4: COWS and heifers. S2@3; Texas
steers s2@35O; COWS and heifers. $2.25@3.
Hogs--Receipts. 5000: market 5@1oc higher G:
pigs and lights, $5@54e;- p packs rs $o@ooo'
1 SheeeReceipts. 500: market strong: natives,
So. 5Ot65: lambs, $4.75@535; Texans, 81 4.25. .
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AN UP1URN TODAY
IN PORK LIST
HOGS BRING &c HIGHER ON THE
AVERAGE.
Still a Steady Tone in the Cattle Mar
ket and Killers in Fair Sale Stock
ers and Feeders Steady, Except for
d the Very Common Killing
Sheep and Lambs Sell Readily.

South ST. Paul, Oct. 5.-Estimated receipts at
the Union stockyards today: Cattle, 1000;
calves. lU0; hogs, 1,5o0; sheep, 1000; cars. 98.
The following table shows the receipts from.
Jan. !, 1906 to date, AS compared with the
sa me period in 1904:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1905 ..257,iSj 40, SOL 6U3, 800 42l 100 ~, ITO
1904 Isl 800 %, 692 624 ,264 4l61S5 7,159
Decrease ~. ...... $3.50. 2O,914 800. 80.
The following table shows the receipts thus
far In October as compared with the same
period In 1874: g. n -
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, OCT. 4.


RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, OCT. 4.
Received Wheat. 721 cars, 699,37o bu: corn.
e,160 bu; oats. 1913, 900 hui; barley, 101 200 bu:
mllstuffs 14S tons; hay. 60 tons; carlots, 1,O16.
shipped-Wheat, "a cars; 81 40 bu; corn, 92o
5000 bu; fax. 47,ssO bu; flour. 78.0o6 brls;
millstufs, 1878 tons; linseed oil 100000 lbs;
oil cake 100000 lbs; car lots 637.
WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS OCT. T.
Received-Cars Milwaukee, 80: Omaha, 40;
st. Louis. II; Great Northern, 407; Burlington,
2; 500, 81.
Shipped-C ars-Milwaukee 10; Omaha, s: St.
Louis, 70; Wisconsin Central, 5; Great Northern,
IA. m
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Oct: 81
Sugar raw, steady; fair refining Be; centrifugal,
96 test, 3Mc; molasses sugar, 2Ac. Refined,
quiet crushed, 55oc; powdered, 49oc; gra ,ea
Molasses, firm; New Orleans, 20 3-5c.
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for the day by loads as follows: Chicago
Great Western, 4; Chicago, Milwaukee, 4 st.
Paul, ID; Minneapolis & st. Louis, 3; Chicago
St. Paul Minneapolis Il Omaha, II; Great Nor
thern, 20; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, l..
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Oct. o.,

BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Oct. 5-Yester-
81; Allouez, 3s7s @39; Arcadan, Az @4A; Ar
mold ia @2;- Atlantic, 25h 6l2e: Bingham. BIZ;
Calumet & Hecla, 665@67O; Centennial, 273i@
Consolidated, TN; Daily West, 14!G; Dominion
Coal, 79h bid; Elm River, SIS @3A Franklin,
a6A OIL; Granny. ~ @s; Greene Consolidated.
1oA; Mayhower, lh@1A. Michigan, 14E@
IAN; Mohawk, 571A@5s; Old Colony. ~ OPS:
Parrot 26A; Phoenix, 1M; Quincy, 106@107
Swift s. Co., 10s@1o9: Tamaraek, 132@134; Te-
cumseh, 14A@l141s; Trinity, AZ @9h; United
Copper Co., 81 "; United States Mining, 81 "a
81 V; United States Oil, 1915 Utah. 46A l47A;
Victoria, 61a@6A; Washington. 10ia Winona,
11S@110; Wolverine, IN; North Butte, 55AW
55h; Santa Fe. g.
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cHIcAGo PROVISIONS, Oct 5-Provsions
were firm On a 1Oc advance in the price of live
hogs. January pork was mp DC at MOO. h aa[
was 2hc higher at $3.50. R1Ds were up |7ec
at $6.45@6671a.
SO OIL Jard October S712h; November.
$7.17k; December, '$6.77h; January. o.a2Ne
G.77k. Ribs, October. $s521a; January, Soaz12'
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct Beef
steady: pork, steady; lard, easy; prime west
ern steam. 81. Co. -.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct 5.-Butter firm;
creameries, 17h@2Okc; dairies, 16k@l9c,
Eggs steady. at mark cases included. l5A g
17Ac Cheese steady: daisies, 11hc; twins: IL
-@l1Ac; Young Americas, 11hc. Poultry live
steady; turkeys, Ice; chickens. 1Okc; springs
11hc. Potatoes easy CARROTS on traee;, ZIG
65 to 75-1b weights 6k@7hc; 80 to l10-lt
weights 9091ac.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct 5.-closing--
Wheat spot steady; No. 2 red western winter,
Is Cd; futures firm; December IS Cd; March,
IS SID. Corn, spot steady; American Mixed
As Cd; futures firm; December, As 91ad; Janu-
airy, As Sgd; March, Is Sd.
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK OIL, Oct petroleum steady
refined all ports ST 55 al go. ss-.--s--s-.-.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Oct. 5.-C1ose: Wheat,
December, 765s @76Ac;y May IT, g7sci ccash
73@77c; rejected, 72k @731ac; No. 2 red: ssc;
No. 3 s5@s6c. Corn, September, 3eM @3s&c;
May 3S% @3SBc; cash. No 2 mixed. 451sc; No;
white 49@491sc; No. 4oc. Oats, No. 2
white. 2Sb I29c. -t.-.> .ssz5z, =. =.
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MISCELLANEOUS

4 NEW YORK COTTON, Oct 5.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of 3Gl5
points, in response to steady cables, and con
tinued reports Of small spot offerings. Support
seemed limited to covering OF shorts and re-
pressed prices under last nights hnals After
working of to net loss Of about 294 points,
however, the market WAS rallied by covering
and during the middle of the morning, ruled
steady and quiet, about unchanged to 2 points
net higher. The weather was favorable.
with prices ret unchanged to 2 points lower.
Spot quiet, middling upland, 10.4Oc; niddling
gulf. 1O65c
Cotton futures opened steady; October, 10.05e
November 10.12@iO15c; December 10.26c; Jan
nary 1920; February, 1O.3sc bid; March
10.47c; April, 10.52c; May, 1886.
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
10. 40c middling gulf, 1O.65c. Sales, 6,569 bales
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET FIRM WITH BULLS
INFLUENCE MANIFEST, Sal,

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Chicago, Oct. 5.-,The wheat market was firm
mission houses. Confirmation of reports that
Germany is buying American wheat was perhaps
the chief bullfsh influence. Weather IN the
northwest was again extremely favorable for
the movement of new crop. December dropped
h@Ac to ,A@%c, higher at s42sc to "a re.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re.
ceipts of 1,O35 cars against 1.O24 cars last
week and SIS year ago.
For December the highest point OF the day
trihe on prot taking, but the close was hrm With
Cash wheat No. red S51h @s6hc; No. ), red,
s4@S5c; No. 2 hard, 1914 @S7c; No. hard,
SIh @S5c; No. 1 northern S5B @S7c; No. Z
northern, s4@s6c; No. 3 spring, 7Y@s5c.
S5Ac. -..e.aa.. LIE
Smaller receipts than estimated had steady
ing effect on the corn market, ofsettlng clear
weather thruout the belt. Commission
houses were the principal buyers. December
opened shade higher at 1880 and sold up to
Of contract grade.
The market gained in strength as the SEES
sion advanced. The close was strong with prices
a tthe highest point Of the day. Final quotations
on c pssep Hs y Se5s " 3 ~ at
Close: Corn, October, 1910; December, 44c;
old, Acc; May, 43Ac. -
Sentiment in the oats pit was somewhat bull
ish as a result of decreased receipts. Shorts
and commission houses were active bidders,
higher at 27Bc and advanced to 2S@2sBc.
Local receipts were 271 cars. ,,5s
Cash oats-No. 2. 27A@271ac; No. 8, 27A@
27Ac. ao,, -
-N1l.' foIIowino was the range of Drices:
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Broomhal Estimates Argentine shipments o.
wheat at 100000 bu; corn, 1,6O0, 600.
Forecast-Ai points fair and warmer.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, Oct. 5-October opened
75s4c, closed 751ac; November 1855, closed
74Ic; December closed 1870; May closed .7S7sc.
Cash close: No. 1 hard, 7sAc; No. northern,
75Ac; No 2 northern, 74Ac; No: northern.
72Xc No. 2 white oats, Zoe; No. barley,
38Hc No. i northwestern fax, csc. Receipts
wheat 1862 cars; last year, 212
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS, Oct.
5.-Rye, cash. ESQ.,, December. 6754@6scs May:
roc Flax, cash northwestern, $1:02 southwest
ern, $1.O6 Timothy, March, $3.50. Clover,
cash, $12.75.e Barley, cash.. 36@52c. :}s9Sstss%
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NEW YORK METALS, Oct. dead and cop
per firm, unchanged.
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. Sd pm;
Consols for money 8s 11-16; eonsols for account
IS 1916; ANACONDA AZ Atehison, 81; Atch l11
adam Paciic, s III * s Chesapeake & Ohio, 5sH;
Chicago Great Western I'm Chicago. Milwau-
kee St. Paul, 1861; DeSBeers, 17B Denver
ferred So: Erie, 81; Erie first. preferred, ssM;
Erie second preferred, rs; Illinois Central, 1864
& Texas, 34ss; New York Central, 1861; Nor
folk & Western, S7A NorfolR.y& Western pre-
r73M; Rand Mines, sA Reading, 63h; Reading
first preferred, 40; Reading second preferred, 81;
Southern Railway, 37A; Southern Railway pre-
cihc, 1861: Union Pacific preferred, 3d. United
States Steel, s9A: United States Steel. pre-
ferred, los; Wabash, "a; Wabash preferred, ~;
Spanish Fours 92H.
Bar silver, steady, 2s1ad per ounce Money,
2A @3A per cent. The rate Of discount in the
open market for short bills Is 3k@3M per
cent; for three months bills is 3ss @3A per
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stock Wednesday, Oct. 4:

4.SC 81
mand strong. Quality fair today. Price range
t from 50 to y -; bulk s52o@ss9; light fan,
choice S.. as 40; mixed fair, IS .o5@5 Is;
good, ,$5.2o@53o; choice, $5.35N @5.4O; hevay,
fair, $4.9O@5;. good. $5.15@5.25; choice, $3.50
: Hogs-59. 2e4 lbs $40; II, 145 lbs, $40;
q, 90 lbs, $40; SO, 1s2 lbs, 1925; 81, 21o
1Ss lbs s. ' H. 2s b: S. 7os 2 S'S lbs
$3.50; 80, 22O lbs, $3.50; 49, 152 lbs $3.50; ii;
26O lbs, 1929; As. $50 lbs, 500; A, 33S lbs,
Pigs, Roughs, Underweights- $50 lbs, s4s5;
2, a75 lbs, $4.65; 3, 446 lbs $4.65; ., 446 lbs,
CATTLE-Receipts moderate. killing cattle
quoted steady. Stockers and feeders steady,
with common cattle inclined to be draggy. Bulls
and ,veals, steady; mich cows of best quality,
steady; common grades very dull.
Butcher Cows and Heifers-9, 76o lbs, $295;
Il u.s. Ds S. S7S Ss 80 Ds y s g. E. s12
$40 lbs, s s ss2 u.s. W. i0 $50 S 16s
Butcher ps, Bills 1880 lbs. ss25 2, 1890
Veal Calves, 1856 lbs, 1925; 2, 2e5 lbs.
Stock .and Feeding steers-3, 1,oss lbs. 1925;
= LOIS lbs, 50; $. $50 lbs. $3; Il, voo lbs
$Se1 81 oy $2' IS lbs $SS
$3.50; 2, SIS lbs $3.50; I, rs lbs, ST. 40; j.
1860 lbs, 1920; 8, $50 lbs, s2.15; II, 45s
Stock Cows and Heifers-e, 7e7 lbs s2.25; 4
500 lbs, $2.1o; 3, 500 lbs. SO; 2, $50 lbs, 81.
Stock and Feeding Bulls, 1,115 lbs, $2.25;
aso TBS s2 sa@ g lbs
$3.50; 2 cows, $55; I COW, calf, $40; i cow
calf, $35; cow, calf, $3.50.
SHEEP-Receipts liberal. Prices for killing
and snet lambs n and breeding ewes in demand, viii
prices steady. Sales ..--,E. y = II
Killing Sheep and Lambs-e7 lambs, 70 lbs
i rs sss7S; Z esl lambs. g lbs: s5:25: -
g g 40 81 50S s1So Il
1bs $3.50; 1855 ewes, 81 lbs, $3.50; So ewes, 81
lbs $3.50; 20 ewes, 92 lbs. 81.
MONT F. Billie O. C. Bakken Walcott
smith, hermann snsa Ses eDnd Grove e cy etZ
Hewitt; j.. Fimon, clarissa; Farmers { Mer
anthony, Biwabek; H. B. Hoffman, Leonard
Charles, Sloan. Baldwin. re- -:5.,
i CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Oct. 5.-Cattle-Re
/ eeipts 10000 strong to 10c higher; beeves
$3.75@6.35; cows and heifers, $1.4o@4;6 60
i higher; mixed and butchers, s5.1o@5. 80; goo
light, $5.o5@5.7o; pigs, s4.75@5:a5; bulk 0
| sheep|3Reeeipts, 5000; steady; sheep, $50
4 @5: lambs, 4.60@7.50 - -
i OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Oct. 5.-Cattle-Re
!, ceipts, 1000: market, steers, $3.75@5.75; COW
4 and heifers, $2.75@425; western steers, $50
i 4.s5; Texas steers, $2.75M4; cows and heifers
4 $2@3e5; Gamers, $1.5o@2.4o: stockers an
i feeders, $225@4.20; calves, s2.50@550: bull
i and stays, $2@3.50
i HogsSReceipts, 1900; market SC higher; bull
4 of sales, $5@5.2O. =
4 sheep-Receipts, 1880: market steady; sheer
4 $4.15@5.15; lambs, $6.5o@6.75.7
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS. =
Quotations to O'CLOCK Oct. 5: 1914
American Tobacco IS, sl14H, Ia. T..
American Tobacco a4s;S 76N.
Reading 4s 1O3B, 1O3 '>1
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy joint Is, 1925
1922 1OlA. =
Northern Pacific general IS, 17h.
United States Steel Isl. 1914, 9S4s, x9SM, 9Sas,
9S1a. Sss | S&{s5S
Mexican Central 4s.,aS1.5SE 80
Japanese lists, u 80 u & 99a. s.Sa5ES*& e
Japanese Eds, 98s ,E9s3al, 98B, 98A.5
Japanese 41Asss 81 w., s11A, 51aass,ah, e1h
Japanese second 4 ii. Oil s1ss
Greene Copper % *. - s i. g.. s$
Rock Island As, 81, S3%. S.# 81
Rock Island IS, E9414, 81. vi
Northern Securities, 1872. ~
Peoria g. Eastern incomes, a. ~
Union Pacific common As. 1883.
Brooklyn As. 81.
Iananese bonds. ex-interest. -
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Oct. 5.-Close: Wheat,
higher; No 2 red, cash euevator, s4A @s5A;
t 2hard, S2k @s6c. Corn, higher; No. cash,
49c; track, 50@50hc; December, Al @41%c;
May 41H@41%c. Oats, firm; No: 2 cash,
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

~
DULUTH GRAIN, Oct. 5.-There was some
export, sold to Germany today by local expart-
ers and that aided in strengthening the mar
ket. Wheat showed gain of Sc for the
day. Flax was weak but toward the close
frmed up. It showed a net loss for the day
corn, 4; oats, %; rye, g. barley. IT; cars on
track, 43o. Shipments wheat, 10000 Blu; flax,
1885 bu. ,s--.s
cash, No. 2 northern, 79Ac: December, No
northern, SOC; May: No: northern, Sac; durura,
Nay, s - oats' H s7 sss I Rye s4c
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. g.
Flour receipts, 2S,5O9 sales. $50 Dull and I'M
changed. Wheat receipts $4,000 bu, sales 800,
o4obu Opened shade lower under d bea tEer
but quickly rallied in sympathy with steady
cables and good bull support at Chicago: De,
cember, sS 9-16@88 1S-16c; May = 81 l3-l6g
80 1-16c. Rye steady; No. 2 western, TIC elf:
New York Corn receipts, s2,775 blu; sales dull
and no transactions. ..... .r. j. 3D.. 81,
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

BIRMINGHAM PROCESS GIRcULAR,LETTER
Minnesota, do hereby associate ourselves for the
purpose of forming manufaeturing corporation
Thirty foar ass Of the General statutes
1878 Of the State of Minnesota and of Acts and
DO Of bess aepa sn
ing Articles OF lnsG R%2c4,H
The name Of this corporate ton shall be ''Birm,
ingham Process Circular Letter Company
The general nature of its business shall be
books. booklets, leaflets, advertising novelties,
and other printed products.
City Of Minneapolis, County Of HenneDin and
''A'' = ARTICLE II.
The time for the commencement OF this coz.
1905, and the period Of its continuance shall DO
thirty 800 years pr1c1,p uI
The amount Of the capital stock Of this COR
ration shall be Twenty thousand dollars l$2O,-'
shall be paid Ro,4 IN such " p'Tsstoss
may prescribe.
amy any one tire suffice. shall be Five Thousand
dollars t''o00'' ARTICLE '.
The names Of the person, forming this p; sSr
iRns Ing s and }. F: Armeau ali Of whom reside
at Minneapolis. Min pMI%tv y,
manag cement Of its affairs shall be vested in
bat sues Bosra sg n e. Of
corporation or Otherwise. delegate 70 the presi.
se IF i nsd and
Board may deem best: The officers ,o Of T..
S SsEs Of the Board q Directors and the Other
q the a es
| meetings, which shall be held at the Offices
CORPORATION at 10 of,oek am ,o Sa shs
The above named incorporators shall consti-
until the FIRST annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ers and until their successors are elected and
J. n. Birmingham shall be the first Presi:
dent and Treasurer Of the corporation, and SAID
dent and seefstaryaof. the corporation. and they
shall serve in said offices respectively nntn the
until her are
discharge of their duties s 81. The oase, or
Of tn the e eerporation elected at the rss and
| subsequent annual meetings OF the stockholders:
for ns
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The Board OF Directors may all any ana u,.s al
| in Its own membership or In any OF the other
c: q the aend + es sar ss
government Of the ps sSER9TTatkiSqnf:
TAI dvis se9ff into s'SsT hundred q
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/ In testimony whereof we have hereunto set
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| A. D. 1905.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF HEM
On this Goth day OF April, A. D. 1905. before
me. notary public within and for said county
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/ to be the persons described In and who executed
| the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and
| acknowledged that they executed the same az
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n F. HAwLEY,
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FINANCIAL

Of informing our many friends and clients Of
the past that we now have on fle an unusual
number Of applications FOR loans on improved
city property, In sums ranging mostly from
$500 to $3,OUO, which will net you per cent,
as the borrower pays all expenses. We have
had ~ years experience in the real estate, and
one interested that our office had the smallest
percentage OF foreclosures OF any in the city
during the panics OF 1873 and 1898. Do not
som of some .get-rich- quick' concern. but let
us invest them for sou in way where the
i very worst that can happen, even in case of
a ahntner panic would BE- that you might be
property at half OF Its value. Parties having
3 funds upon which they are not receiving salts
factory returns are Invited to call and Inspect
orr system, and also get an unlimited number
Of names as references also see page 100 Of
the Minneapolis City Directory. r. Eichhorn
& Sons corner Washington and Hennepin.
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AUCTION SALES


AUCTION SALE AT SHORT NOT1CE-WE ARE
instructed by Baltimore firm who are COM
PEELED to realize to sell at auction Saturday
next, Doth Of April, at 10 am. sharp, rare
and valuable consignment of antiques, consist
ing Of Sheffield silver articles. old mahogany
furniture china. brass, copper and pewter
wares, ETC., including rare Sheffield trays, both
oval, round and oblong pattern, In various
sizes: colonial and grape pa tern entree dishes,
bouillOn cups, meat platters, tea cadd1es. gravy
boats toast racks. candlesticks. wine coolers,
salts peppers. bonbon dishes, fruit bowl,
coasters. tumb1er holders, after-dinner cofees
Queen Anne tea service. cake baskets muffin
nieres, fern dishes, ETC.; old French Chronicles
with cut troopers; Russian brass iardinieres,
pots, uras, fine brass woodbox, candlesticks.
pewter teapots. plates. two Hogarth plaques.
wine carrier, brass shutters and trays. two
fine old willow pattern pIatters, blue Canton,
Wedgewood. Copeland. Longport and other old
china, one fine Spanish mahogany drop-leaf En-
glish dining table with claw feet, one drop-leaf
breakfast table. one fine old mahogany bureau,
one rosewood bureau, one fine old mahogany
sideboard, three sliding and tilting-top card or
sewing tables, two fine drop-leaf work tables,
odd Chippendale Heppelwite and Gothic chairs;
two mahogany occasional tables, one carved
Roman chair, six old mahogany loose-seat
chairs. Willard or banjo clock. valuable mahog.
any three-wing bookcase. round claw foot libra
ry table one fine old solid mahogany chest of
drawers, one swinging mirror for same. three
old mahogany mirror frames, bronzes, two ma
hogany center tables. rockers, one Dutch man
queterre chair, four ag-seat chairs, one arm
freside chair, one set fire brasses, old Bohem-
ian bottles, two fine mahogany dressers and
brac and many other items. Our instructions
peremptOry and all will be sold without
the slightest reserve.
Terms strictly cash. We positively cannot
change any purchases at this sale. Hubert
Bown & Co., auctioneers, No 9Th st S,
Minneapolis, Ne
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FIRST SHARES IN THE GREATEST MONEY.
making monopoly OF the age now being sold
at half their face value. It is an absolutely
sound and safe Investment, u sure success,
and the dividends will be very large. Buy
now; any amount received from $500 up.
G. F. Butterfeld, Pres,
Hotel Bartol, Boston, Mass.
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S. REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
for return of suitcase and contents, taken
from buggy this morning from front Of
Palace Clothing Co. Return to 24O1 Lake Of
Isles. or rs Phoenix building.
LosT-BETWEEN q AND 8 O'CLOCK, MON
day, envelope addressed to Miss Eva Carlson
containing recommends tions.. Finder kindly
notify her. Address 94s5, Journal.
LOST-PAIR GOLD BOWED GLASSES, ON 9Th
st between 9Th and 9Th avs Sc: kindly re-
& burn. gsa54 Is G. =
F0UND-PoCKETBooK; OWNER CAN HAVE
same by proving property and paying for this
ad. Officer John Hohler, Central station.
,LosT-A FEMALE FOX TERRIER PUP, AN
swers to the name of Trix. eRturn to r, g.
Hawkins, 1918 Vine place. for reward.
LosT-PAIR OF HOOK sPECTACLEs ON oath
st, between Harriet and Fremont avs, Monday
Return to 2416 Harriet av for reward. sls
LOsT-sILK FOB, ELK's TOOTH ATTACKED,
B. p. O. E., 260 on band. Reward II LEFT
at Cedar Lake Ice Co.