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SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

4o1nilcagoLS1dney c. Love & Co., Minnes
lpoiIs. ianai Nothlng doing at opening Think
iocal lSast crowd covered shorts pretty we'll
see i+tiay would not be surprised to
q oan oSannlocSago public elevator stocks: Wheat
o;,oso,ooo, decrease, 10000; corn 6, $50. 1000.
53erease Eac $4,000; oats 4,SSS, 900, decrease,
oS . a & 0o; Private elevator stocks: Wheat
:, z,zo6,000, decrease 81, 600; corn 4.i42 600
Z 257, ,000 o'''o0o' oS-- esass
!, cnieago.The market is rather small
TINS morning with buyers of yesterday
on the advance selling out. Would rather
buy it ON breaks =
Chlcago-Oats opened a shade easier. b.
f.,and Z. and Wagner have been the best
sellers. United Grain and Hutchinson and
s, ShaW the best buyers. Market LOOKS lit
tie heavy and with selling orders think
Will sell lower
Kansas City-Five thousand bushels No
5 hard just sold to go to Kansas mills Sc
over Kansas City prices ,-,e--'
Chicago-The last advance in wheat was
1Rargeiy Rrgy Que to Peavey, Knight, Donnelly,
OF 1t looked like the closing up of spreads
between this market and the Northwest
ana covering of some short lines, presum-
:, Weather in wheat district in Argen-
tina in past twenty -four hours ending S
a. m. Jan. 23.-Rain in some places in
province of Cordoba
at Bunker Hill. Ill, reports to his cor
respondent that 25 per cent of winter
wheat in that section has been killed by
1900 bushels No. 2 red, sold from store,
private terms, to Southwestern millers. .
New, York-To A. ]. Cummings: 1t
can be stated authoritatively that the net
earnings of the Steel company for the
fourth quarter to be made public Tuesday
will exceed $4,000, 900. This is $2,500 900
better than the best estimate of two
months ago. The orders will approach,
if moi hrpQl< "a hiOh
New York-There is considerable bull
talk on United States Realty and it is
understood that an upward movement of
some Importance will take place in antici-
patton of dividend action at an early date
New York-N. & w. is said will be a
leader in the coming upward turn in the
market. This stock is earning at least
8 PEI cent and it will get an increased
dividend later.
New York-The filing of the Hartman
appeal in the Northern Securities case
application is denied it will then be pos
sible to distribute the assets of Northern
Securities, while If the court will hear the
argument the decision should be final
one.
Paris-All departments were well sup
ported at the close. Russian 3 per cent
bonds closed 71.3, an advance of IL on
this day. -
New York-With stocks in strong hands
and the banking interests friendly to the.
market. the generality of traders will be
more inclined to work on the long side
for the time being.
New Yorlk-"We strongly advise pur-
chase of B. & o. at present level prices,
We hear that Interboro will easily sell at
$50 in the not distant future.
New York; have every reason to be-
lieve that Rock Island is buying control
of Colorado Southern and think the stock
will sell considerably higher.
New York-We hear Southern Paclhc"is
in for a sharp advance. This buying is
certainly good.
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PRODUCE MARKET

a5Ssse JGpa 27e rsts
22c; rolls and prints, 17@19c; packing
stock, fresh 1910. grease. &c.
ese-Twin. fancy. October, 121sc;
S aea faney stGTsagf as e9is rss TNSung No.
1914 @14c; brick, No. 2. I0@11c; limbur-
ger; No. l, new. 14c; prin1ost, No. l. SC;
pultost, l0c; Swiss cheese, No. /, wheel,
aaaggsaStrictly fresh, loss off, zoe; stor-
:, Beans-choice to. fancy navy, per bu.
= os SO gi. 80; brown, fair to fancy. s1.75@
Peas-Yellow peas, 81. .25.
saot rotta5oessHome s,e; grown, carlots, S0@35c;
:. Vegetables -Beets, per bu, 4oc beans.
wax, wax, box, So; cabbage, per cwt, SOC; cauli-
mower, crate, 81; carrots, bu, 40c; celery,
9nat44en, 9at4, 2o@50c; cucumbers, dozen So so;
lettuce, box. 60c; mint, dozen, 4Oc; onions.
dozen bunches 60c; onions, cwt 81. .25@
3d.; parsley, dozen, 40c; radishes, dozen
punches, zoe; rutabagas, bu, 4Oe; turnips,
pu, 4oc: tomatoes, California, 4-basket
Pc. 5P.ears.Winter Nellis, box. 50 .25.
Grapes-Malagas, skeg, $5@6.
g Apples-Common stock. $1.25@2. 25:
Granberries-Bbl. $7.5O@11.
aa a'ananas-Per bunch, as to size, S.75
Lemons-California, per box, So. .5o@3. IS;
Oranges-Seedlings 81; Floridas, 81. so;
California navels, 81. 50@3.
Dressed Meats-Veal fancy, 61h07c;
drnssd9 fafr to aaSaa good ~ mutton country
@9c.
Hogs Country dressed, 5k@5c.
Dressed Poultry-Spring chicks, fancy,
1oAe; No. 3. rose; turkeys, No. j. 1870
Iic; thin and poor, 10@11c; old toms, 13@
l4e; ducks. 11@12c; geese, 1O@11c.
Frozen poultry 1c and &c less than
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Copper was a
little lower in London, but so far as could
be learned no important concessions were
to be had in the local market. In some
instances Lake is quoted a little under
the figures given, but it is not probable
that much actual business could be done
beloW sl5 50; electrolytic remains at
$15.371s @15.50, and castings at $15@15. .25.
Iron closed at 53s Cd in Glasgow and at
AIS 51sd in Middlesboro.
Locally trade Is rather quiet at the mo-
but little talk of shading quotations is
heard. No: / foundry northern is quoted
at s17.50@17 .95 the inside prices being
more or less nominal. No. 2 foundry
northern is held at $3.50 and No.
foundry southern and No. / foundry
southern soft at $1775@1S.
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ments in the. Russian situation restricted
lIade In wheat today. The result was a
121sc. sV ~ fios's''ns sie up ~ =
Wheat
In view of easier cables the Russian
dlsturbances did not appear to be regard
ed abroad as likely to disturb commerce.
seemingly given little weight as a direct
lnHuence. The effect, however, was felt
as a. decided drag on speculation. The
market market opened easy under pressure of
heayy receipts in the Northwest. May
started Nc off at 81 .14A, and there was
a further decline to 81 -14k@1.145s. I'm
said to be keeping the larger speculative
interests out of the market. Business
was restricted mainly to balancing of
trades between small operators
sas City Were made known did a marked
diversion in the course of the market oc-
e1T e9 noo SShorts, who regarded receipts OF OF
bu a year ago. as cause for alarm, brought
ABOUT the only period of strength the mar
ket exhibited. On bidding by shorts May
advanced to $1.155s @1. .15a. The improve
hent was not long sustained. In the abb
sence of any demand except from the
snorts, whose wants were soon satisfied
May reacted to 81 .145s al. 14As closing
easy at 81 .14% 01. .14B. Bradstreet's WIS.,
lble supply indicated decrease of 2, $780,
600 -bu.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 93,400 bu, against $780, 600 for two
days last year. Primary receipts were
433, 600 bu. against 900 bu year ago.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of 373 cars, against 374
last week and 215 a year ago.
: s-eSssx, c,rn
- Corn during most of the session was
the opening range, 44Ac to 44Bc, which
was 1sc to " under the previous close.
AEHmness in wheat temporarily encour
aged the holders of corn, and there was
shade. of Improvement May sold at 44B
g45c, receding, however, at the close to
44A @447sc. Local receipts were $50 cars,
Oats
Oats ruled extremely dull but held
steady on slight decline. A general de-
mand for May existed at 30Ac, but Of
ferlngs We're light and trade was re-
strleted. The opening was a shade down
tfon the market closed steady at 30Ac.
Local receipts were III cars.
Provisions
provisions were firm throughout the
list. Outsiders and grain traders led the
buylng local speculators with profits sup
plying the demand and holding prices in
check. May pork showed a gain at the
close of 1O0121ac at $13.05@13 .071k Lard
Is Is up 734c at $40; ribs gained 21z @5c at
$6: 90@6 .921a.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, % cars; corn, 273 cars; oats, SO
cars; hogs, $4,000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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STATE GRAIN INsPEcTyon

Inspected In Wheat Cars = Great
Northern-No. northern. 20; No. 2 north
ern, 60; No. 8, 81; No. 4, ia; rejected, Acc;
no grade, 5.
northern. S; No northern, 7: No 8. n;
No. 4. %. rejected. 21
Minneapolis & st. T4ouisNo. / north
ern. =; No. northern. 4; No. No.
500 Line--No. hard. 1; No ] northern,
z: NO. northern, II; No. 8. IL; No. 4, IS;
Northern Paci nortnern, S; NO.
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DRY GOODS

Z NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Buyers continue
to purchase dry goods conservatively and
their ideas seem to change but little with
regard to revision in prices. On the other
hand the seller continues his attitude of
independence and in many lines he is so
conditioned that his attitude is fully war
ranted Jobbers report little increase in
store trade.
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. 94-To,
days statement of the treasury balances
IN the general fund, exclusive of the
$15O,O00 600 gold reserve in the division of
redemption: shows: Available cash bal
ances, $l36. 0s6.1 1872; gold, s54,S10, 1886; Sill
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKET

shipping Directions Coming in Rather
Freely-Prices Very Firm -.
The demand shows a very SLIGHT tone of
Improvement, but still nothing to speak Of.
Buyers are not falling over each other to
secure secure hour. but taking it in a hand to
mouth Hh way. for. immediate requirements.
shn Shn,pplng directions coming in in COED
Shipments 63,O17 bbls fnn
ents $6@6.10; first clears. 81 150D4 az.
second clears, 81 5000 10. Crhese are ali
f. o. b. in wood) 9 = az a'l
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
41Easjer. "a Wheat-No. 2 spring, s1.13@-
L 10; NO. 3, $l.O0@1. IA; No. 2 red, 81 161z
@1.1Sss. Corn-No. 2, 43Ac; No. 2 yellow.
43c; Oats-No. 2. S04sc; No. white, 31H
g5Issc; No. white, Sic. Rye-No. 2, rs
Q75c: Barley-Good feeding, 37e; fair to
CHOICE mailing, 43@4Sc. Flaxseed-No. /.
$I.l5; No. | northwestern, 81. 211S. Timo-
thy Seed-Prime, $2@2.75 Pork-Mess.
per bbl., So. S75s @12.9 so. Lard-Per 100
lbs, Sc. 80. Short Ribs-Sides Qoose). s6. 90
@6 3D. Clear Sides-Short (boxed), s6. .621a
@6.75. Whisky-Basis of high wines, 81 %.
zGlover-.Contract grade, $12.75 Receipts
461 200 bu: oats. 226, 200 bu; rye /, 500 bu:
barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour 36. 800
bbls; Wheat, 67,40O bu; corn, 2O5.70O bu;
0ats. oa a 264,aoo bu; rye, $500 bu; barley,
26,S00 bu. On the Produce Exchange to,
day the butter market was quiet; cream
cries, 1920; dairies, 1S@24c Eggs firm:
at mark, cases included, 1920; firsts,
zoe, prime firsts, 27c; extras, 29c. Cheese
quiet, 11@12c
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Jan. 24-Butter easy;
Eggs firm; at mark cases included, 100
24c Cheese steady; daisies. liz a@12c;
twins, ll@1112c; Young Americas, 1A@
chickens, lie; springs, 10c. Potatoes easy;
Burbanks, 4@35c; Rurals 32@33c. Veal
weak; so to 60 pound weights, 1h 05e;-65
to % pound weights, 5@6c; so to 125
pound weights, 61z @71sc.
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hard. 81 05; No. 8, ST. 6s91 o.; No. 4,
90c@$1; No.. red, 81. IL; No g. 81 O6@
10; No. 9Sc@$1. .06. Corn-Higher;
May, 423s @421kc; July, 1926 @421sc; cash,
no mixed, 42A @4271c; No. 8, 42e; No.
white. 435sc; No 3, 43c. Oats-Steady
No. 2-white, 31A@S175c; No. 2 mixed, 90
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan 24-Cotton futures
6.55c; March. 6.61c; April 6.65c; May.
.69c; June, 6.73c; july 6.7Sc; August,
1920; September, $500; October, 6-97c.
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up
bales.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Moncy on call
steady, 1%@ per cent; closing bid. 1N;
oHered one at 2 Time loans easy; sixty days.
SIX months, 3@3A. Prime mercantile pa-
per, 3k @4A per cent. Sterling exchange
strong, with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 81 .S0@4. 81. 50 for demand and
at $4. S5. 35@4. So. 40 for sixty-day bills;
posted rates, S4 1904. .SS1S; commercial
bills, S4.S5A Bar silver, 607sd. Mexican
dollars, 4fAc. Government bonds steady;
railroad bonds irregular
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BERLIN

BERLIN. Jan. 24.-Exchange on Lon
don. 30 marks Az pfennigs for checks.
Discount rates short bills, 2 per cent;
three months bills, 35s per cent
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LONDON, Jan. 24.-Trading on the
stock exchange opened steady today, with
prices railying in several instances Con-
soils were fractionally higher and buyers
were again in evidence. There was no dis
position to sacrifice securities and the
market gradually improved on buying or
ders from Paris Indicating confidence
there. This helped the London markets.
Americans hao better tone in anticipa-
ton of a recovery in New York
Japanese were strong.
Supplies of money were Superabundant
in the market today and early obtainable
UneaSinesS was felt on the stock ex-
change regarding the outcome of the set
tlement despite the fact that some weak
spots In the mining section had already
taken place.
Consols hardened. closing easily
Americans generally were lower at the
opening. but rallied slightly, Erie espe-
cially under arbitrage buying. The move
ments were irregular but the undertone
was good despite early continental SELL
ing. Prices hardened during the last hour
and closed firm Foreigners were fairly
maintained
Russians improved trifle. japanese at
tracted buying in hopes that the Russian
troubles would lead to an early settle
ment of the war. Imperial japanese gov
ernment IS of 1904 We're quoted at 80.
Kaffirs relapsed on heavy selling,
hardened in sympathy with firmness in the
minerals and closed below the best quo
tations of the day.
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LIVERPOOL

Liverpoo pool-Wheat- steady; No. l
Gailfornia, IS; futures, quiet; March. Is
1ssd; May, Is I'D. July, rs I'd. Corn
spot, steady; American mixed, new, As Id;
american mixed, old, As I'D; futures,
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coFEEE AND suGAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.--The market for
coffee futures closed at net loss of 50
Is points. Sales were reported of TO-
bags, including Feb. at Z. 35c, March 7400
Z soc, May 7.7007 .75c July z 90@7 CSC,
Sept. $S.10@3.2 zoe, Dec. S.300S. Csc. Spot
quiet.
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NEW YORK PRonucE

NEW YORK, jan 24.-Butter steady.
unchanged; receipts, 1861 Cheese firm.
unchanged; receipts, 929. Eggs strong,
unchanged; receipts, 1878.
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BERLIN, Jan. 24.-On the Boerse TO-DAY
prices in all departments were firmer.
Russian funds were u higher.
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PARIS. Jan. 24.-The tone on the
bourse today improved being fayorably in
f1uenced by the absence of diseouraging
advices from ST. Petersburg Business
was restricted Russians had an upward
tendency and at the close were firm. Rus
sian imperials As were quoted at $3.50.
and Russians bonds of 1904 at 500 90.
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LONDON

LONDON, Jan. 24.-The amount OF bull
lion taken into the Bank of England on
balance today was $4,000 Bar silver
closed firm at 20 Lie per ounce.
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CLOSING Cash Grain Prices

No. hard. $114k No. / northern,
81 .121s; No. northern. ST .06N @1. 077s !;
No. wheat, 99%c@$1. .02N; No. durum,
39Ac; No. 8 oats, 27A @27%c; No white
oats, 2SAc; barley, 35@45c; rye, 1880
17Ac; No. fax on spot, S1.211a; Mol
option, $1.211s.
Puts and Calls
Minneapolis May puts, s1.13s; calls,
81 .14% @1. .14A; curb, $1.14; Milwaukee
May wheat puts, 81. 1411s D1.14A; calls,
81: 15A al .155s; July wheat puts, 9SAc;
44Bc.
Minneapolis Receipts and Shipments
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CLOSING STOCK LIST
SalesI OpenIHighlLow

quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
90 g main office Fifth and Robert streets,
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PARIS

PARIS, Jan. 24.-Three per cert rentes.
81 francs 971l centimes for the account
Exchange on London, 25 francs 13 CEN
times for checks.
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Japan 6s, ctfs.. 975s
l. & N uni 4s...10
bMan C gold As. 1865
bMex Cen As. IA
bdo 1st inc. :. %
I'M & st L 4s... 99N
M K & T As. .101
do Eds ....... 81
bN RR of M C As 80
N Y c gen 3hs.. .1O01s
N j G gen 5s. s....135%
Nor Pac As. 1861
do 3s ......... Tx
N & w con As. .103
0 S l. rfdg As. 971s
bPenn con 31as.103
Read gen As. 1929
81 & I'M C 5s. lis
81 & ST fg As. 90h
st l. Sw con As. S2%
Sea'd A l. As. SSk
So Pac As. 965s
So Ry 5S .....119%
bTex & P lists. .120%
T st L & w As. "a
Union Pac As. los
do conv As. .116%
y S Steel I'd 5s. SO
Wabash lists. .118%
do deb B. -. 66%
West Md As. =. SO
bW & l. E 49,. 95
Wis Cen As -. 91k
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT
Receipts. Shipments.

The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
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DULUTH

Duluth, Minn.-Wheat lost &c to-
day on dull and slow trading. May open
ed up from yesterday. advanced to s1.1sss
and declined to the close. local ex-
porting house has just sold cargo of corn
for export to Roumania, which is custom
arily one of the big corn exporting coun-
tries, but has bought two cargoes this
crop year. Flax was unchanged Re-
ceipts-Wheat, ID cars; flax, SO; corn. 2;
oats, 10; barley, 4. Shipments Flax,
SAL bu. Close: Wheat, cash, No. !
northern, Sill; No. northern. 81 .04;
May, s1.13; July. $1.12; December, 94c.
Flax, cash, $1.23; May. $1.2Sss Oats,
s29Ac. Rye, 75c.
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MlLWAUKE

Milwaukee, Wis.-Flour steady. Wheat
No. l northern, 81 II; No:
1.I4B asked; puts, $1.14 asked: calls,
81. 151k @1. .155s asked. Rye-Steady; No.
/, S1@S115c. Barley-Quiet; No. 2, SIC;
sample 44@50c. Oats--Steady; standard,
32@32kc. Corn-Steady. No. yellow,
43@4SHc;1 May, AN @447sc asked;; puts,
44Ac asked, calls, .44A @44Ac asked.
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M. DORIAN & co.
Established 1869.
BANKERS AND BROKERS

DfN'NNGhS T!Sc 6nONEnS
The Oldest, strongest and most reliable
house III the Northwest dealing in Stocks,
Bonds, Grain and Provisions. Correspond
ence solicited. Members Chicago Board of
Trade. Germania Life Insurance Bldg.
st. Paul. MINI.
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NEW YORK BONDS

U.S.ref. Is. reg..104as
do coupon. ..104 q
do IS, reg. JOB z
d coupon. .....103A q
do n As, reg. ..130H
do coupon ....131N
do o As, g...105 1s
do coupon. los u
Am Tob As. ctfs 1917
do 6s, cfts.. 112
Atch gen 4s. .1035s
do adjt As. -. 95R
Att G L As. .102
B & Ohio 4s. .1O4A
bdo 31as ..... 95k
c of Ga 5s.. .113N
do 1st inc. 81
do I'd inc. ;. 20
y @ OHIO 4 H2S..l .lUJ
Chi & A 31ss... 82H
G B & Q n as. 100M
G r I & p 49,. SIX
do col 5s. .103
Chi Term as. :. 80
Col & So as. :. 80
Col & So As. -. 90
Cuba 5s ctfs. .106K
D & Rio G As. .101 "a
Dis Sec 5s.. 1917
Erie p l As. ....101 4
do gen As. go
F w & DC 1sts111
block v 41as. .4e9 a
hPid fOfforaJ
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WORLDS VISIBLE
DECREASE 2,eSS,OOO
Better Demand for Cash Wheat
Keeps the Bears From
Going Short

CHICAGO, Jan 24-Fear of develop
ments in the Russian situation restricted
decline of k@Ac. Corn and oats are
Down s@Ae. Provisions are up 21ac to
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Fs-5esf Close Close
Open. High. Low. Today Yes.
Whit
May 81. .141s ISL 143z Isl 14az isl 13KfS1 IA u
July 1.105s1 1.117s / 101b1 /. II al l. 10H
Sept .94 9415t "a "a 94X
Oats
May .... 28% 29
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ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis. Mo.-Wheat-Lower; No 2
red, cash, elevator. s1.12A; track, S1.16;
hard, 81. .10GY. Ii. Corn-Easler; No. 2
cash. 43; track, 441sc; May, 4ac; July.
431sc. Oats-Lower; No. 2 cash, 301zc;
track, S11sc;; May, 305sc; No. white,
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sugar-Raw. nominal; refined. steady.
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IotaI sales for the day, 677, 200 shares.
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FOREIGN srock MARKETS

bid. fOffered.
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Chicago Cash Business-Sales of cash
wheat Monday were $4,000 bu in mixed
lots. Medium spring and winter wheat
were difficult sale at lower prices. Good
grades Were scarce and held at full fig
ures. No. 2 red was 81. II to 81. .18 f. O. b.
No. 2 hard, 33Ac under May in store and
81. IA to $1.16 +. 0. b. No. sold at 81 .0S
to 81 IA. There was ne sale of spring
wheat AT st. Louis No. 2 red gained
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-23
0vocua Farma r. n. r1cCrea Ma
Prodcj.

Name ma prodej zndmou ovoc-
nou farmu- T. ;. McCrea, 3 mil
zapadna cd Tabora as jiho-vy-
chodne od.Tyndall. Tato fsrmn
poz1stava re. 400 akru, 100 akru
poll, 80 akrdr psstviste, le akru al
fatty, a 20 akra ovocneho sadu.
Ma farms jseu. zachovale stavby.
'Ovocny sad jest nejlepa We statu
male pres 10 set. ovoenyeh stromti
v plnem plodn, a pfinasf $1,000
roche sisteho uzitkpr Mime oyoc-
neho ssda vydG hrna tofk, 60 vet
sina farem pc lSe akrech v okresu
nebOf ncnf ma nj nejmensfr6Ss po-
zemku ktery by se 'nemohl Z uzit-
kovat. Cena $1,000; aneb $65
akr> OvocnG zahrada, ms sauna
vice ceny NED polovinu co zsdame
IN eelou fArmu., p,y,
Wagner Bratff. Tabor 5. d.
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Provol&ni DfkIGinsni

Ysichnf Tide t6to zeme, mali vel
ke pficiny bgti vdecny IA. hojnou,
Grodu, zamestn&nf,. zdravi, stast-
nou domacnost; "a nedosti zitelnG
pezehnanf a "a vsecEy potfeby a
pohodlf iivots-
We shod6 $ p~rolilasenim Pres.
Roosevelta, ID, Samuel IL. Elrod,
guverner st6tu jiz Dakoty, usta-
noyuji ctvrtek, 30ho listopadu, co
den dfkacineni.
Vsichnf obGane jsou nabad6ni
By ustaH. cd svych praci, aspof
east toho dpe, q aby sc shromazdi
II v budoy6ch bohosluzby, nebo '
domGcnossi a vzdavali diky.
Necht kazdy obean jiz. Dakoty
oslavf tento den jak nejlepe uzn6,
a jezto cas- ubfha, necht kazdS OBJ
can Y tichossi prosi yelhfho 0tce
o dklsf jeho dobrotivost.
Dano pod moi rukou velkt
pe6et6 JIM Dakoty, V k~apitole, va
mests Pierre, Tho dine listopadu,
let's Psnx 1905, a sessh6cty rok
statu.. Samuel In Erod,
-, ID. D9. Wipf, /.
stktnf tai.
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Ptijmou sc diva spoleRlivi cesti
rentffi ma fanny, o 800 n 300 IL
krech, pod pluhem,' $ dobrymi
novymi stavbami a ploty. Zadat-
ele must byt cesi, a pfrdnost sc da
rodmkm, S vice odrostlymi detmi.
Jino-narodovci nechg sc nehlasi.
Vyseuvedene fanny nslezaji Sc v
ekoli Wagner, S. d. Toto jest
vyborn6 pfilezitost pro krajany
nemaiici pen6z M zakoupeni vlast
nfho pozemku. S pfihlaskami o.
br~atte.se ncSt0u aneho hstn6 mn
Jana Stedrvnskyio, VI asncr, Sd.
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OZnaInenf.

Timto oznamujem, re firma Pet
FIX vystoupila y obchodu, jsa ma
stoupena frmou Karel yauk n Syn
owe. Vsechny deity dlrhujici iir.
me PetTik a Homer, musi byt IA.
praveny J. VI. Petffkoyi, ancbo ma
Taborsks Stdtnf Bance. Vym6nni
plisky Mani vydane budou pfijmu-
ty nisim nastupcem I'm zbozf. De-
kujem nejsrdeen6ji nasim zakaznf-
kim zsminulou pffzeh. a zadame
o dalsf jejich ptfzeii pro. nase ma
stupee. J. NJ. Pettik,
John L. Homer.
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0SipM RlIlR.

Dostavte se q vezm6te sve'zrG-
me CO skveleho bazaru, jenz uspo-
fada osada sv. V6clava, We pros
pech kostela, V nadherne spolkove
sini, V Itery, We stfedu n We etvr-
tex, den 2sty, 29ty ak 3oty, tohoto
mesice. Mnoho cennych a kras-
nych vecf bylo darovano obchod-
Milky Taborskym M tento dcel, a
kazdy mlze byt dosti stastnym,
k vyhrani te neb one veci. Dobra
hudba kazdeho dine. Progr am
hudebni, zp6vni, = jine zabavy.
Pofad Phi Bazaru.
V Gtery. ZaSatek o druhe no
dine Pc polcdni. Hubda Od Ta-
borske kspely. Vecer o 8 hodina
sehraje Taborsky Ochot. Spolek
frasku We tech iednanich, maven
''Fidlovatka". Tuto hru sehrali
ochotnici minulou sobotu, s vel
kym nsp5chem. Pc divadle Dude
n&sledovat voln& zabava.
We stfedu. Zacatek We 2 hod.
odpoledne. Hudbu mn ten den Oh
stara Mikotnv orkestr Y Yankton.
Yecep roz.i .a5 z..Gv.g II d'''naclni
vSstapy, apod.
We Stvrtek. ZaGatek veg hod.
odpoledne. Pro tento den hudbu
ebstara op9tne TaborskG kapela.
VeSer pax nastane tah cisel M da-
rovane vsci, o zakonGeni bazaru..
Rozliene obGerstvni budou slou-
zeny kazdeho dine.