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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
rNsUFFrcIENTLY PROTECTED

The child brain is often uncritical
of the premises from which it draws
conclusions. The little girl, mem
toned by a writer in "Everybody's
Magazine" can easily be pardoned
for her mistake. She had been great
Iy interested in watching the men in
her grandfather's orchard putting
bands round the fruit trees, and asked
a great many questions.
Some weeks later, when in the city
with her mother, she noticed a gem
tleman with a mourning band round
his left sleeve.
Mama" she asked, whats to
keep them from crawling up his
other arm?''
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

English Girl-You American girls
have not such healthy compilations
as we have. 1 cannot understand
why our noblemen take a fancy to
your white faces.
American Girl-It isn't our white
faces that attract them, my dear;
it's our greenbacks.-Jud
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
WILLING TO ACCOMMODATES.

Ethel love you, Harry, and l
would consent to be yours, only 1
have promised mamma and papa
never to leave them as long as they
live.
Harry-Well. isn't there some way
in which they can furnish a room
for me?-Leslie's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
AN OVERSIGHT

A good story is told of the terri
torials who have recently been in
camp. On the first night, when they
turned in," they were instructed
how to lie down and roll themselves
in their blankets, and generally make
themselves comfortable. An officer,
having seen his company tucked
in" was reminded by satirical civ
illan that he had forgotten some
thing.
whats that?" was the query.
"You haven't kissed them good
night"
The silence was oppressive.-Judy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

a lad who was being quizzed about
his fathers lack of accomplishments
was asked: What does your father
know?'
There was no hesitation in the an
swer: Il don't believe he knows any
thing except his own business; but
he knows that-and minds it,
Punch.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
A LOGICAL DEDUCTION

The tailor whose philosophy is re-
corded in "Tit-Bits" gave voice to
conclusion compounded equally of
humor and wisdom.
Mr.. p. how is 1t you have not
called on me for your account?"
"Oh, 1 never ask a gentleman for
money"
Indeed! How, then, do you get on
if he doesn't pay?"
"Why, after a certain time I con-
clude he is not a gentleman, and then
/ ask him."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
THOSE GIRLsI

Lottie-At the charity fair he gave
me a sovereign for a kiss!
Dottie-Yes; there's nothing he
wouldn't do for charity!-Life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

Bamboo mningi $ a
m eret g6elagt. Dgmnin=
gen fra @limmebon0et, JONI in0ebol=
Ser notwithstanding itGrite @an6=
bebol0ning> 3 Weilltoner &ubifmeter
blep giennembru6t SEN %. Stunt.
&an6et fosie6e me0 bel0ig &raft ne0
ober Siel0et og o1trette6e itor 5fa6e.
6lere SUITE itaar 0elptS UNDER 8an6,
3 8roer er p6elagt> og ct Nafbus
mes Mutertalier er fgrt paa 5gen.
gleftricitetsp9rfet ielb ct 1tarft trl1-
ct, men flarer Jig. 2ebntngSr9ret til
BDens 8an0Dgrf er iprnnget. 8pen
er BOG fife uoen Gan6, Da ct &eier-
b%eban6rgr UNDER Soroen en6nu er
l%tbeifa6iget.
Nefte Sag i%prengtes Meierperpret
til @penS @anorgr, iaa 8ben for gje-
bliffet er loen 8ano. 0pmningcn
for tire al gleftricitetsperfetS Da1n-
mer er lprgngt. &11n gberite Gam
gienitaar. Sire Bafbnie meb ip9renz
Be Matertaler er fgrt pna 5igen. So
rem for p6erligere ulpffer er MI oper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
Sorbfnnbne sfatte = 9anefe.

S set II. Marbun6reoe biemiggtes
Gonmarf tire @unge al ~fien6tlige &e-
re, baaoe tpife og ibenife,, og mango
grabeoe 6eres Sfatte ne6 / Sor6en
for at bloc Dem fire for Tien6en.
Mf iau6anne Sfatte, oberbeienoe BE-
itoaenoe al @elpbegre og Sfeer iamt
Smpffer, er ct fort Mntal ferit / Boz
re Gage bleben frem6ragne at Sor=
Ben, rimeligpis for6i 6e oprin6elige
@iermRn6 er omfomne / &rigens STD.
9e er al6eles operbeien6e neologte
al Breiter, 8orgere og 8en6er, og
Set bar 0erfor fin itore f%ulturbiltori~
ife SntereSie at betragte netop 6isie
lamleoe Gun6, forbi 6e bier %, bpor-
oon Splptpiet iaa u6 bos Sen iepne
Mi06elltan6 / 9ati6en.
Naar set 6anife Mationolmuie um
er iaa rigt poa iaaoanne iorofunone
Sfatte lom ngppe nogen an6en Cant
ling, 6a fpl6es bette / fgr1te &effe 6e
gngamle SobbeltemmeG er ONT 0ane<
fe, lom gift nforan6ret ODER | Gbri-
ittan Sen 6emteS 6anife SOB, og ifgI=
&c bbilfen ale berrel6ie Sfatte TIL
fal0t &onqen. Set bar 6erfor ira
gammel Sis Gfif at in6ien6e alle
iorbfun6ne Gfatte til @ongen> og
oenne Sfif, p6er1igere ita6feitet be0
forlfiellige fongelige &11n6giprelier
og Flafater, ltaar iom befien6t ita0ig
De6 Magt, blot, at Mationolmuieet er
inotraa6t / &ongens Ste6.
Staten eritatter ielbfelgelig SIM
oeren Metalper0ien al Sogerne, og
BERTH fgjes p6ermere en- flpffelig
8elpnning, bbis Stgrrelie BOG ie1p,
fglgelig afbGnger al Ben Smbu, Ser
er u0bilt be6 Sut16etS Opgrabning %
S%n6ien0elie.
M11ieet eier So iaubanne lamleot
Splpf un6, ne0logte UNDER. set 176t
M%arbur6re0es &rige, og I Sen fonge.
lige M6nt- og Me6ailleiamling fin.
6es rs Wpnth1n0 fra iamme Sio
Gisie G9lbfun0, Der ierlig f%oncentre:
rer Zig / ben for Gien6ens Sn6fol}
melt 110iatte ip6lige 9eI al MgrreipI
1an0> er al bit forifiellig stdrreli'
- nogle .beitaar fun al ct Bo'
Gfeer, on6re al in1ttl 12 6feer o(
6 Griffefar.
Oct er giennen1aaaen6e ret ehsor
te6e Gager, nel item u6elrffe116e a
6on1f Mrbej6e> / Set bele al en- biz
prunflps, iolio, %borgerlig Guog
men Sc bar 6og 6ere5 1tore 8etp0=
ming 1om f11lturbiltortf Btbnesbprt
fra Dati0en ON, bporleDes @er1pSi a1=
Gems Sn1ag formeoe Jig bos Sen breoe
8efolfning, lorgt fra Sc itore &11ltur-
c%entrer, og ON, bpor goot Sen iebne
Observation-Disclosures bar foritoaet
at tilegne Jig 6e pnienlige glen1enter
al Genesl oncens Ornamental.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

Dron Il IS y 7 5 d.
til 6 t t n d. Dronning.
Meranora al England ifal efter Sor-
lDbenoe beige @rtittania / Mi6ten
at oenne Maane6. gacbter vgic-
toria amp gilbert" antages at billie
blipe leoiaget at &rigsifibet Corn.
mall", iom npltg beiggte &riitiania.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
Dung Rhua DU
Pris 50 Cents.

At J.. HENNINGSEN.
Kinesiske Typer og Skitser.
224 Slider. Meget elegant I'D
styret med mango Illustratio-
ner.
Disse Bigger. der allie er nye
og fejlfrie, uds@lges saa langt
Oplag HAYES, til vedf6jede me-
get billige Priser, portofrit til
sendt mod Indsendelse af Be-
lpbet til
c. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
, 72O-24 S. 4th Street.
Minneapolis MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
Staten Obtp. Bpen ToIebo. 60

Stoten Obtp, BDen TpIebp, l..
2ufaS gpuntg. 80
Erant S.. GbeneD foer9er, at baft ct bet eIbn
meblem al F%SSirn1aet s: s. @be,tep g. Co.. ber br,oe,
Jorretnt,t9 | Bpen Solebe, ipr 11GDrte GpuntD pg @tat
0pIIar5 for bpert eneite Eil1elbe al &atarrb, ber lite
ton belbrebes oeb 8ru9eu al Halls Catarrh Cure.
f5ranf s. Gbenep.
Beeb,eet fpr Mig p9 unberitrepet | min gtoerperelie
BEN etc Seceu1ter 1856.
c.-7 81 30 6Ieoipn
Se9l. NDtoriuS publtcrs.
HALLS Catarrh Cure tagcs i%nbpeubig Dg o1rter btl
refte paa globet oe Glitnbiuoerse / Ggfemet. Strio
efter sibnesbDrb. 9ret,s.
SIS: Gbenep & Go, &nlebp, o.
Ns- 5rI9eS POS QipptDetere, 75c.
Halls Family Pills er be bebie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
s.. nor0e. :

SEEEHyG- RI -LF- - y f#-E ~ Mo-
f. Ct miIIionanl9g. Der
oens 8pitpre bar bepilget Ell Wttllton
@roner til Toabegpnoelie at &ratt-
operfgrinesanleg fra @amnanser.
@iprn 8iRrn on IT,
9 a II nj a + t. Dan1f ~Nationalt1~
beuoe" meobeler, at @iprn 8lprnlon
er fnpttet til Gugmartbeatret | &lp-
beubopn for na1te salon, ialfalo tor
sen fgrite Sci al @eionen, iom Gee
neinitruftpr. ST.. 8iernlon fommer
til aigbenbopn / 8egpnoelien al Mu-
quit.
@Ieftriif Sane. Teo He1tt
fos @ellulolefabrif pua 9pre @fer
onlegges / CONNER en- elettrtlt
csernbane mellem Sabrtffen, oens
|Gon1ter og 2agre iamt Sernbmeita-
tione11. Set eleftrtife 2ofomotip Bit
per poo noget oper 100 &eitetr9f-
ter og @ognene paa 20 a 80 Cons.
Set bele Mnleg er beregnet at fo1te
omfIng 100000 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

Observation-Disclosures far pe0 &egnpelret
pofset iterft. Sgiaa &anmaelpe11
bar pofset paa Ell rent faretrnenoe
Moabe. S Merbeoen al Srmbetm
goar Chen en- balp Meter opb oper
&eien. Sorle0en maatte Sperlens
Mutomobil og Observation-Disclosures
Mutomobil itanoie paa Srmbe1m
u0en at fomme pi6ere; og Ser er tn
gen ltoligt til, at &eien oil blipe far-
bar igjen laa mart.
@riitionia @pinelag=
teri ier Jig np0t til at opbpre meo
lin @eorift. Sra lite Su1i opbprer
@olget al fertile @arer, bporefter 3d.
geret reolileres. 9i5ponenten ST..
!, Muntbe &oos erflere6e, at me6 en-
nogenlunoe iepn Silgang al 100 til
$50 Slagte1pi ON ngen, ptloe Slag=
teriet bore en- u6merfet 8%orretntng.
Men Silgungen bar peret nlepn og
alt for li6en. &rtlttania Sbtnel lag
teri begpn6te / S0-More1e og forb6le=
Sc i'm M%ftiefapital / 1899 til 100000
&roner. Gelfabet eier Mlna @oaro
paa omfring 40 Maal. Sen ltaar
III gelifabets Bigger opfert for 49,
900 &roner og Slagtert og Snpentar
for $4,000.
!. 9 M t 8 rbGrer. S ct
&efernt fra @%erre0sltDret | Saage
bopoe Oroltprer Ole Moe beifDlot
t%ioligere &erre6sfasierer Mnton &ao=
itao for at bape for1pet lin 8rooer
, Sans @aaita6s 2oan / @aageS Spa=
reliant al &erre0sfasiens Mf0ler.
9ette &eferat 1to0 / ~%2illebammer
5il1fuer" I Sanuor 1908. Sr0fere=
rem far 6esu0en foretaget en- Sil=
fpjelie &erre0sltprets &rotofol efter
at 6enne bar un0ertegnet. S @inter
u0ier6ige6e EaatalemDn0igbeoen
misunderstanding moo Sr6f6reren,
og Sagen bor / 0iSie Gage bGret be-
bonolet al Meb6omsretten / 8aage.
&etten fien6te enitem1nig Ole Moe
lfploig for at bape u0ipre0t are=
frnnfen6e @eifploninger iamt for
forlntlig at bape forbrengt offenltg
Mpn6igbe0s 6orban0linger. San
ilagbes en- 8ob til @tatsfasle al 25
&roner eUer 6 Cages Gengiel forr=
Sen gagsomfo1tninger og Sc meo
9ommens 0ffenliggi6relie forbun0>
ne l10gifter.
ga Ole Moe er Mrbejoer6emofra=
ternes 66rer / @aage bar 9agen paft
flor Opjtgt ODER bele @n6bran656a<
len.
g fe 5sipmen0m e s
8eri=@eri. Bao &omuneboipi=
tulet / Nepport / Monmoutblbire er
in6lagt 6 Man0 al 8eietningen poa
Sen nori fe 8arf ~9alla &oofb" al
@rim1ta0 li6en0e al @eri=8eri. @fi=
bet far babt en- frpgtelig &eiie fra
Sara | 8ralilten. Mf 6e ombor0<
bnren6e Is @an6 flap fun to for
GDgoommen. 8arfen bobbe fgrt en-
2a0ning &ul fra Netpport til Sara
og par 6erpoa afgaaet til @ran6
GonnetobIe / franlf Guyana, iom
Sfibet forlo6 6en 8. Mai me6 Ell
2a6ntng 6oSfat til Netpport. Strafs
letter &freiien bleb 8eietningen an
greben al 8eri=8eri. Sen 36ie
Stunt 6p6e SGnm1erman6en Simo11
Sobanien. Spg6ommen greb iaa
ltarft ON fig, at 6 Mano iamtioig
laa tilfpis. 8lan0t Sc a1%1grebne bar
bau0e &aptejne11 og Stprmmr0en. On
'Si0 maatte &apteinen og Stprmar-
SEN 1fiftepis bol0e @agt meo 1 a 2
Mm6 til @ielp. gnfelte al 6e ipge
belbre0eoes oelpiS. 8arfen lggte
Snhn ! S,1ppnstnmn mn niInp hpr
lan0iette Sc angrebne, men maatte
gao tiligs igien, 6u Ser freoeoes ct
9epoiitum paa go Gun6 5terling.
ga 8arfen fom til Metpport bar fun
Is Man6 / Sunftton. 0e dprige 6
er inolagt paa &oipitalet. 9eres
Gilitono er efter Smiten6igbe0ernc
ti1freosiiller6e; men to at Dem er
alporlig ipge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
HELLO JORD
Prls $I.25

AT EDW. ~BLAUMULLER.
Rejseskildringer fra Palsest-
M med over 100 Illustrationer.
80 Slider i stort Kvartformat
Ingen vii fortryde ut fplge
Pastor Blaumuller til Diet HE'LL
re Land og bespge de historisk
ktendte Steder / hans underhol-
dende SelSkab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
Har Dyrene SjRI?
pris 10 Cents.

AT tn. KITTELSBN.
En- elegant Mappe,. indehol-
dende 20 store farvetrykte Teg-
ringer af den geniale Kunstner
Enhver vii faa sig Ell sund
og god Latter over hans or1-
ginale. Opfattelse af Diet store
Spprgsmaal: "Har Dyrene Sj@l?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

@o6t s pu0bptt p q q
Dit1an0et. 2an6brug5ingentpr
.Sber0rup, JOINT netop bor bpret paa
en- lengere &eiietur / Sc 5 ip0pltlige
Mmter, u0toler angoaen0e Marspefs=
ten at Gnger operalt itaar ganife
uig6panlig baffer, iaa en- go0 &9lt
mao dnieeS iifret for 9itlan0etS 8eb-
fommen0e. Mgeren ito0 Diltnof 11oget
ttlbage = for Marstt0en = men bar
bofset iaa go0t, at forfeit @arme
lt6en Spibl ogiaa bill fire ct go6t
&orruaar. &o0frugterne itaar ligele=
6es pent> men Sc CT noget for fist
fremme Me0 0em far Set Bog ingen
Gare> ga 6e alti6 flarer at blibe fGr=
0ige ielp / forte'gome. @9ltrugen
bar paa enfelte Ste6er iaa iD9r, at
Sen bar lagt Jig efter li6lte Gegn og
er fanife pan enfelte Gte6er lfa6ct
liOt. S oct bele tit man Set S110trDf,
at Ser blan0t @aar6brugerne berifer
almin6elig S%ilfre0sbe6 mes Maret,
og man ier MI Soften / M6Oe mes
go6e Sorbaabninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
Boyer.
Luthers ~reformat0-
riske Skrifter
ss4 s1DsR.
Pris IS Cents.

Pris IS Cents.
oversat at ]. KAPER.
Med Forord at DR.. FIR. MEL
SEN.
Denne Bog er Diet bedste eks-
isterende Udvalg af Luthers
varker = / en- meget smuk I'd
styrelse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

IS aSbR It ~ II : BE t 8.
6ormanbifabet inoitiller paa at eiDe
Carl S. g. 8ibl CONGESTION
paa Mnlpg al @asperf for Egns-
berg. Man forbebolber Zig Mogang
til at inolgie @erfet paa piSie Be-
tingel1er efter 80 % 20 Mars
6orlpb. $pts SSnolgsningen lite TO-
retages, ffal 8erfet tilfal6e 8pen
gratis ON Is @ar.
5tabanger Inaner 4 II
Mt11ton. 8pitpret bar beilnttet
me6 so moo 18 Gtemnrer at outage
ct &onn1nelaan paa 4.5 Millioner
&roner. Minoriteten 1tennte for ct
2uan paa 4 Millioner &roner. 2aa<
net ifal 6eIs arpenoes til Mfbetaling
al el6re 2aan paa tillammen 3.2
Mi1lioner og 6els til Mrbei6er, iom
er igang eller UNDER 6orbere0elie,
bporttl 640,000 &roner 1fal anpen-
6es.
MarSu6iigterne p a a
SprIan6et er MI Sc be6ite, ffri.
bes ira Man6al, og blanot @aaro-
brugerne berifer almin0elig Stlfreos<
be6. Sen ii6ite SioS 6ripen6e 8ar=
ME og rigelige &egn bar giort, at
@geren MI itaar poem. Sgiaa @ngen
er ganife Daffer tro6S Ssbrm6, Joni
iier / Man6alen fra @aaren al gior~
oe en- Gel Gfa0e paa 6en. Man baa-
Der MI at faa en- go6 Sgapl. On
ct Har Tiger pil man begDn6e @laat-
aanner. Set tegner til ct r1gt Srugt-
aar, 1Grl1g bill Der q ntl0e BGr bl1be
en- WaSle.
6 e NJ 0 III sretten IT,
s. nngerbi60 Sri
~fiel0sfomisiionen far iat ret paa Op:
let, 8ergensbanen, 300 SOB ope1
&apet. gn6el Opii00ere ne0lag0f
Hoaitan0 paa at pere gien6omsbeii0:
6ere til fine Setere / Gun00alen oe
8eitet paa @i06er. Tiel0pi00erne Ell
en6nu %ufarbare. Ser ligger en-
operalt. l1enigbe6 beri fer ogiaa on
@mtsgrgnien, og &omiteen er ammo
Set ON at bringe en- Mnglingsgreni
Gori lag &onisiionen bliDer ser
for nogle Gage. Gtoten er repreien
teret pe0 0lafler og &egjeringsa0
bofatens Sfe6fortre0er Sing.
8ran0i 9 r NJ nj e II. Sea
til 25. Stunt mellem 1 og 2 u0brgi
8ran0 / 8rg0rene 2orentien @l1S
@apnega0en 80 / 9ranumen. Sl6e1
oplto0 / ftp. @fibsf9rer Clinton So
rentiens Sobeperelie, poa bpilfe1
Mao6e er en6nu life opflaret, og 81
bans 8ror, iom Dor / iamme &us
fom ttllte0e - tilfal6t beb &aub on
@ielp : fan6t fan Sutton 2orent
ien ligge11oe iaa ltpgt forbran0t
Sengeu, at ban ltrafS maatte BRINGS
til Spgebuiet. @an er ufgaaet pei
9g6en. Suiet, en- to gtages Sre
goaro, bleb felt a0elagt al 8ran0en
Set er az ureret for 1000 &roner
8ran0fasi len. Sc tire 6amilier, Jon
boe0e / &uiet, bab0e ale as iureret ii
Sn0bo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
NOrdenVindenS

Pris $I.oo
AT KNUD RASMUSSEN.
200 Slider i stort Formal.
En- Rakke glimrende Skild-
ringer fra Forfatterens Rejser
i GrGnland.
Med Liv og HumGr fortRller
han en- R@kke H%istorier fra
Grgnlpndernes daglige Liy -
hver for sig en- lille Roman,
skreven med vidunderlig Frisk-
he'd og indgaaende~ F~crstaaelse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-07
How Cosaroxe Finished.
FroN Harper's Weekly.


 So1he captain was assigned to duty in command of the company at Vest chester village in the Borough of the Bronx, where fire alarms are not very frequent and man can rest He went up there cheerfully, and he seemed to feel gay at being in the harness again. None of us knew un- til after his death that at this time and until. the end the captain often suffered from internal hemorrhages the result of that awful fall at the for him. It burdened his shattered Durland fire. Even the light work Of a suburban fire company was too much nervous system. so that he broke down and had to go before the retiring board.
 When he retired he took an agency for wholesale firm, and in order to aid his new business venture I vol unteered to publish something about him in the World. He had no photo graph of himself, but he promised to give me his complete record. Next day he brought me 6 sheet of note paper on which he lad written:
 Appointed, January l, 1878.
 Appointed engineer, March, 1880.
 Appointed lieutenant, June, 1881.
 Made captain, June, 1S64.
 Remembering vaguely dozen or made heroic rescues, I exclaimed, But what about the hundreds of lives you have saved?"
 Well" he replied "I don't remem- Der. You see, we're always running to fires"
 And this was true. Long familiarity with deadly peril had made him for getful of 1t the moment 1t had passed. The only rescue he could recall was comic struggle with a drunken man who rolled down a ladder fighting him. But surely" 1 said, you can give me more than that of your record"
 Well" said Captain Jim thought fully, you might add this: Never up on charges. Always had the good will of my men,"
 Which after all is pretty good rec- ord.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-07
F|RMNESS SHOWN
 IN WHEAT MARKET Prices Make An Unexpected
 Net Gain for the Day TRADING IS NOT HEAVY New High Records Are Made In Corn, as Market Is BuIIishy Affected By
 Light offernes-oats and
 Provisions Close Strong.
TRADING IS NOT HEAVY

Chicago, March G-Buying by shorts who had sold on yesterdays sharp break caused frmness in he wheat market to- gain Of Ssc to 24c Corn, oats and pro- visions also closed strong.
 The unexpected happened in the wheat pit today. The trade in general had been looking for a renewal of yesterdays sell ing pressure and further break in prices, but instead the market displayed consider able firmness throughout the entire ses- sion. Leading bulls gave the May de- livery moderate support at times, but the principal demand came from those who had sold shorl yesterday The value Of trading, however, was not large. Many traders were inclined to hold aloof to- day. owing to the forthcoming report of government experts which will be made public Monday and which will show the amount of wheat in the hands of farmers on March 1.
 There was little news to inspire either buying or selling Cables were weak but did not fully respond to the slump here yesterday Throughout the day prices fiuctuated over range of %c to 1c. May selling between $1.l51a and s1.1hA. The market closed strong at almost the top with May at s1.161s@1 .16A and July at $1. .04st@1 O41a
 New high record marks for the season were established in all deliveries of corn. May sold at eS14c and July at 67%c. The market was bullishly affected by light country acceptances of wheat and an off cial forecast of unsettled weather for the corn belt. Commission houses had a fair volume of buying orders and this forced covering by local shorts, the mar gains of a491c compared with the pre- vious close, May at 6s1s@6SAc and July at 675sG67%c.
 Realizing by country holders caused moderate weakness in oats at the start, but the market rallied early in the day and continued firm the remainder of the session At the clase prices were h@14c higher compared with yesterdays final quotations, May being at 56lsc and July 501ac
 Provisions were strong all day and closed at net gains of 15@171ac to 3711c. An interview by leading local packer. published in the morning papers and which was of an extremely bullish char acter, prompted considerable buying by in vestors while shorts were scared into covering, and longs added to their lines. The strength of coarse grains also had some effect.
 Cash quotations ranged as follows:
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STOCK MARKET BULL|SH AT CLOSE. Trading Is Dull and Prices Do
 Not Change Much RAILROAD STOCKS ACTIVE Prevailing Sentiment In Wall Street Is That Recent Decline In Stocks
 Has Materially Helped
 the Situation.
By THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.

New York, March 6.-(special.) Especial ties were active in Wall street today. Kansas City Southern opened with an advance of half a point, immediately lost nearly 2 points, then recovered most of the loss and turned heavy. Missouri, Kan sas and Texas opened quietly and then advanced ? points. Railway Steel Springs opened quarter of point higher than yesterdays close and broke points on the announcement that the dividend would be passed American Ice was advanced 2 points as part of the programme for the sale of the new bond issue of sS,O0O,- 600.
 In connection with the Kansas City Southern rise it is rumored that Edwin Hawleys associates have formed pool in the hope of getting control of the property and turning it over to the South ern Pacific. The Hartman railroad al- ready has a long time traffic agreement securing full benefit of the road to gulf ports. The directors of the Southern Pa cihc say there is no necessity for the purchase but it is a fact that the friends of Hawley are actually buying the stock. Some of the bankers who were interested in the Wisconsin Central deal seem to be informed in regard to the Kansas City Southern It is probable that flaw ley's friends, having made a great deal of money in recent deals, are on fish ing excursion in Wall street, for they are also buying Missouri, Kansas and Texas stock, besides working in Chesa- peake and Ohio and Wisconsin Central.
 Trading was dull throughout the ses- sion and London was stagnant.
 The street was confidently bullish when the maAlxet closed although it could as- sign no~specific reason for the sentiment. Prevailing sentiment among the commis- sion houses was that recent severe lidui- dation has placed the market in a. much stronger technical position and that ac- cumulations have been made mainly by stronger financial anS investment inter- ests rather than by speculative cliques.
 Number of shares sold today 2,262, ,439, against 451, 633 year ago. Par value of bonds sold today s1,4190o0 against s1,S79,- GOO year ago.
 Stockholders of the Pennsylvania rail- road will hold the annual meeting at
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New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

GalVeston-Steady; middling, g 9-18c; net receipts. 26so: gross receipts. 2sS0. sales 92; stock, 191,1S6.
 New Orleans-Steady; middling. 9hc: net receipts, 6216 gross receipts. 5612. sales, 1850; stock, 257,OS4; exports to the continent, 1900; coastwise, 1917.
 Mobile-Net receipts 315; gross re- ceipts, S15; stock, 49,s12; exports to France, 6104
 net receipts, 1884; gross receipts. 1884: sales, 291; stock, 76,5Os; exports to the continent 71S3.
 Charleston-Firm middling, 3-16c; net receipts. 90; gross receipts, 90; stock, 16,555
 Wilmington-Net recipts, 62o; gross receipts, SEQ; stock, 14.422.
 Norfolk-Net receipts, 118S; gross re- ceipts, 118S; stock, 95,011.
 Baltimore-Nominal; stock, 20,006.
 New York-Quiet; middlng, 9.S5c gross receipts, 3297; sales. 300; stock, 127,637; exports to Great Britain, 200
 Boston-Quiet; middling, 9s5c; net receipts, PA; gross receipts, 116O.
 lphia-Quiet; middling, 1.1oc; stock, 3712.
 runswick-Stock, 2156 exports to the continent, 5097.
 Total today, at all ports: Net, 121s7; exports to Great Britain, 200; to France, 6104; to the continent, 14,0S0; stock, 733.0 090
 Consolidated. at all ports: Net, 12,167; exports to Great Britain, 200; to France 6104; to the continent, 14,0S0.
 Total since September 1. at all ports. Net, s,262, ,902 exports to Great Britain, 2,S67, III; to France, S44,O09; to the con- tinent, 2.657,556; to Japan, 145, 136; to Mexico, S7SS.