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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-12

The mule Uould get ahead Of the horses.
to go with General Custer and that he
wanted me to have the best mount
the horses at the fort were pretty well
| run down from many chases after In
dams, but I was riding and had at
the time as good a long distance horse
as I have ever known, and he was q
mule. The general himself was riding
a Kentucky thoroughbred.
At daylight I rode up to the COM
handing officers quarters, and Cap
tain O%venshine introduced me for the
first time to General Custer. The gen.
eral, seeing that l was mounted on a
mule. said to Captain Ovenshine:
captain, I haven't got time to dilly
daily along the road with a mule. l
see that my guide here is mounted on
a mule. I want him to have a horse,
and a good one"
I said, general. this IL the best
horse at the fort, and I assure you
that he won't be much behind you
when you reach Fort Larned."
The captain explained to the general
that the horses were in pretty bad
condition at the fort and hat he had
heard me brag so much about that
mule hat he felt quite sure that the
beast was all right.
The general seemed a little displeas-
ed and said, "Well, If that is the best
you have l will have to put up with
It,"
We mounted and started out on the
road. For the first fifteen miles to
Smoky Hill river there was a good
Wagon road, and as we rode along the
general asked me numerous questions
in regard to the country and the In
dams, and thus we talked along mile
after mile. But the general was going
at a pretty rapid gait, and my mule
was not very speedy on the start, but
I knew he would finish all right. So
when the general was not looking l
would put the spurs to the mule a lit
tie to wake him up. However, I kept
alongside of the general until I got to
Smoky Hill river. I noticed that the
old mule was not painting much. but
the horses were.
/ told the general hat this would be
the last water for forty-6ve miles IN
til we got near Larned; that it would
be best to water the horses there. and
If the men required any water they
had better fill up their canteens, which
they did.
From this point we struck into the
sand hills, leaving all roads. 1t was
pretty sandy and pretty heavy travel
ing for horse or mule, but I made up
my mind that I would show the gen.
eraI from there on that I had spoken
the truth about the mule. So when the
general was not looking at me I would
put the spurs to him, and as he would
lunge ahead I would say:
"Whoa, there! Take it easy, old fel-
low. Don't get to frettin'."
We went on like that for a mile or
80. The mule would get ahead of the
horses, and whenever the general
wasn't looking I would spur him. and
as the mule would forge ahead I
would pat him to calm him down.
Finally the general remarked, ''Ths<
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-12
Alfalfa Seed

In this issue you will find an adver-
tisement from the Thomas O'Hanlon
Co. of Chinook, Montana, which may
interest alfalfa growers. Seed from
that country might be just the seed
for this country. It is worthy Of
careful consideration by progressive
farmers. fft
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-12
K n n BDY
COLUMN N.
HAY LAND FOR RENT.

HAY LAND FOR RENT.
Ihave 200 acres Of hay land two
miles south Of Worthing which I will
rent In lots Of forty acres and over.
About half Of this land is first class
timothy and clover and the balance
prairie.
HAY LAND IN AND ADJOINING
CANTON.
Ihave 40 acres of irst-class hay
land in and adjoining the City Of
Canton, which I will rent. Bothfthese
propositions are bargains.
Hay for Sale
1 will have on hand at all
times, plenty Of choice tim
othy and prairie hay, which /
will deliver on short order.
I have 100 tons Of prairie
hay which I will sell in the
stack at So per ton. two miles
south of Worthing.
The Canton Cooperative
Telephone Company has an
opening for q student opera
tor with a view to permanent
employment.
Farm ron SALE
in Lincoln County, will con-
slider some trade on Canton
property.
HONEY 10 LOAN
l have some money to loan
for a friend on second mort
gage on farms, or frst-class
town property.
c. B cAsfcH
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-12
s1.5o PER ANNun.
MILITARY BALL.

The grand military ball will be
held In Armory Hall On Tuesday
evening, February %. This will be
the event Of the season.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-12

Colds contracted at this season Of
the year are quickly relieved with
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. Its lax
alive quality rids the system Of the
cold. Pleasant to take. Best for
children for coughs, colds, Group and
whooping cough. Sold by Sherman d
Roche.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-12
BILL
TALES OF THE PLAINS
coPYRIohr.lsoa,.x M1LLlAr =. CODY

ARY first meeting with General
Ng was " scout in "t the de-.
partmeut of the Missouri,
IN the spring OF 1867. At this time
General Clusters regiment. the Sew
enth cavalry, United States army. was
at Fort Larned. on Pawnee Fork, near
the Arkansas river.
One evening the general arrived at
Fort Hays from Fort Harker. He had
with him only W. officers and three
orderlics. The general told Captain
OVcnSline. who was in command Of
Fort Hays ut the time. that he wished
to leave Fort Hays the ncXt morning
at daylight to join his regiment and
wanted a guide who knew the country,
that would make no mistake, well
mounted. to guide him to Fort Larned.
Captain O%venshine sent for me and
told me to be ready sharp at daylight
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-02-12

HIS head Was sUathed in a bloody hand
kerchfef.
horse in the outfit, and when twilight
arrived he decided, after patching up
his head a little, to bring Keller and
meet US at a point northwest on the
Platte river, about a days march on.
ward These were about the most
definite directions any scout got ii tina
trackless wastes of those days, and +:
showed the peculiar sixth ems W
acumen possessed by experienced ord-
GERS ana why practical scouts, Ike
Cody, In the wide terrestrial seas Of
tue great plains rarely ever missed
connections. Cody therefore reached
" safely, making a successful ride 81
fifty miles during the hight and az
irving at Fort Kearny at daylight"
&M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-06

@ie trourig, oaB oos Sdyic-
ial 10 oiele ST. Dem beitimmt, lup3l
iie niht beftinumt iino.
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Dor Dem 8eeinn oes rlelten Sdul-
terrnins ii6 meloen miiBter1, nelhe
anoronuilg pom S6ulrat %einltimmig
onge1onlmen muroe. 9os 8rogranm
ufto 9otnm Der So6i6ule Cont
mencement" ON 81. Moi nllroe oulrl
S6ulrot g%utgebeiBen. Or. Serreli,
ais 8raiibent, erllannte Damn foleen=
De @omites, Der erIte Nome lit i'm.
mer Der bes Goritbenoen:
Sinano: So. Sc. Gpnoll, g.. 8.
Sarris, SO. @. 2ipscomb.
Standardization l1nb 8orrdte: 9.
8. @arris, 60. IS. Spnan, S. u.
Gbapa.
@egeln: SO. Sc. 2ipscomb, S. s.
Sentiman, g. 81. @ur5boG.
Sonitors: S. S. Sentiman, 9. 6.
Sarris, 60. @. Spnon.
@eiunobeitsmaBresln: S. 81. gba.
pa, s. S. Sentimarr IS. 81. @ur5boh.
Stuoienplon unb 2ebrer: 90. 81.
@ur5ba6, 50. '@ 2ipscomb, s. I.
Gbapa.
Spanii6 rnb 9eutid: S. 81. Gba-
pa, @. 81. @ur5bah g. 8. Sarri5.
Gin 8eihmeroe- &omite wltroe rod
n!ht erttannt.
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Sdmlrats= 9 r6anSlnnaen.

Sn Der S6ulrat-S itung am Mits<
nod nuroe SEER @sm. M. Mur5.
bad an Stele oes Capt. gbgar
Sdrmmm, melder reiigniert bate,
gum Mitelieo oes Sfulrats ertuabit
mo nabm mld iosleib ieinen sis
EN-. Die &eiignation bon MeiB So
rab Scoffielo, pelhe ,l6 Sabre Oil
ullieren S6uler tatig mar, uno sir
3eit an Der Spite oes biitoriiden
Tepartements Der &od)ihule Itano,
mlirbe nit 8eoauern ellteeeengenori-
men. Die Heiignation tritt nit Dem
gn0e oes Shuliabres, am 81. Mai,
i'll araft. Waribaa SDbnlton puroe
m ibrer Steae als Bice-8rin8ipol
Der Sobihule errlanrlt aber lire
steae I'M biitorii6en 9epartemel,t
blieb nod unbelest. Die Steuer-
Mufloge BON 80 Gents anf 500 Gi-
gentlm, gu melder Der Sdulrat
our6 Die leste @abl beredtigt mllr-
De, tit ongenommen noroen. Ser
|Gbas. S. 2ufin muroe ouf 5tpei ipei-
tere Sabre als Superintenoent Der
itdotiihen Sdulen ertp1blt. Gen
Sermannsiobnen mitri,e Ser Ga,-
braud Der 8~radenrioge Grammar
Shule mdbreno Der Commemorate
fir ibre 5erien-S hrle bemiaier.
Die Betition beg Motfers Club Der
Serff Sdule fir ben tSebraud ser
Sdule gu elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
fonnte niht befpiaigt meroen, on
bierbei Sel-2ampen in @ebrauh fiji.
men, mas gegen Die 'gerii6erungs-
glauiel lit. 8erihieoeile @pplifatio.
men fir bic Stelitng ais Glerf ocs
SduIrots Iiefen ein, ood iheint sic
einItimmige abfidt por5uberrider,
Serrn 4aul 8. Sdol5 in oieier Stel-
lung DISQUALIFICATION. superintendent
2ufin erlieB Die @no.onung, bcs
aae 9ebrer, melde ipabreno Der
Serien obpeieno ieierL nm Samitag
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ei1 Imti6 fam es iiber sic aonsert-
bei1der. 8ie liebensniiroig Ser a0~
mig NOR. Sest ipro6 er nit Dem
E%ro1ioenten oes Heifsgeridtes ul1o
Ieiner Satin iebt manote er lid) SEN
9etre1t bonn 9ireftorium oes Sc
l%ponoboltles 81, iebt nifte er at Gtto
@ermann, oie er mieoererfannte
frellnblib beriiber ur1o iebt lprab CT
le,ltielig NIT Dem Sberballpt ser
Stoot.
9os aon5ert begonn>ober sic
Anfmerfiomfeit Der 3lborer mar llltr
cine geteilte. 4aer @ueel1 moren
fortgeiebt ouf Sic foniglide 2oge Qe@
ridtet. @ie i6miiler periengeneer
@ten flog es BET ben glutponen
&~bptbnuen> Die iest einiebten, ltlto
Meifter Nifii6 om Oirigentenpnlt
i6mang nit bloiien SGnoerl, oie 10
miioe uno laiiig masioben uno sod
iooiel &roft unb 2eibeni6oft lpen=
oen fonnten, oen Softtod. Son
3eit gu Belt itri6 er Die linn ollf Sic
Stirn faaenoe ourfle Code bon Ser
blei6en Stirn uno ieinen blouelt
l6fpar5lumiarmten Mugen blidten IN
ter ben balbgeienften 2ioern falt
ipottii6 iiber Die u%nrnbige Menge. -
Sente iaud5te man oem iuleen
&0nig 5lt, morgen mar er bier nie-
Der &onig, ba lag Die 2eip5iger Das
menlpelt inn beoingungslos 81 5E.
Ben.
@r fannie Sen 2auf ser @elt, ser
bloiie Wann, Der oa oben itallo uno
nit rubiger siberbeit feline Stint
leridoor fiibrte. Souleno 2i6ter
moben um feline ounfle, nerpig-ee-
idmeioiee @eitalt einen @lorier-
i6ein unb ~flimmerten iiber Die uie=
len iiinoboft i6onen Sral1en nit bell
rotten 2ippen.
(eSortIebllto foIot.)
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@enn iemano in einem sc.
rufe1tebt, lit es lelten elm gutter.
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Viii einen siten Srennb nidt frGn:
fen.

u@en1 id Suiten-M eoi5in bronhe.
meiB id, mas i'd gu tun babe" er-
flarte Wrs. 81. 8. MGep bon 8ea(s
Mc., unadoem i'd 10 Slaiden Dor
Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY nit guteri1
erfolg in meiner Samilie eebraudt,
meiB i6, bob es oie bette Meoi5ir
fir Suitelt, grfaltane unb 2ulleen-
leioen it," Sober, Ser es berinfli
flblf oaIielhe. @rleidterung fonlmt
iogleih uno Die rai6e 9eilung iiber.
rai6t tie. IS lit por5iigli9 fir 8ror
dJitis, aitbma, 8lutlpeien Group,
So Grippe, Sdmeraen i'm Sals,
8rrrit ODER 2ilnge. SOC uro $1.O0.
Grobef[aiden fret. @arantirt bon
alien 0ruggiiten.
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81 lcrlci i.

@ie aus @llltin gemeloet miro,
lit jeoem Mitglieb Der 2egislotllr ell
Mbbr1,d Der @ei6liiiie, mel6e Die
bieIige 8aitoren-8 ereinigung 81 @utl-
lten Ser Gountpgeridtz8ia angeno!tls
men bot, 5ngeitent moroen. @ie
8oltoren-@ eieuidoft uno lire profit
bitioniitiihen 5dlepptrdger arbeiten
mie Die 8iber. sic peranglimpfell
nno bei6impfen ltniere 5taot, loo
lie iiberbaupt MIR fonller, I'm be;
benz groBen 8ublifum BEN @lauben
beroor5ur1ifen, oaB bier oie fur6t.
boriten 3nftanoe berridten, lnb altf
biele @eiie lire 3mede gu foroern.
Man mltB iid mn oariiber mut-
bern, mie lange iid oie 8iirgeridait
rlnierer Stabt oieies iddltolide Srei-
ben nod gefanen laiien miro.
San Mntonio botte i'm lesiell
Monot nur nenig Sener gu per5ei6e
men. Sour 81 @larme pltroen ge-
geben, bon oenen ii1 6 ober Z ols
falid ernie1en. Nur Elm einsiges
Wfal mar elm 8meiter @larm not.pen=
oig. Ser 8erll1It tpor gerillg.
MeiItens nuroen Die Seuer ourh
eiuiae Gbemifalien ooer menie 8olier
geloi6t.
Gbas. Morales, elm Itdotiid)er
5elterpebrmann, erfldrte, ar1 Mitt=
mod @beno I'M $50 l1br, ols er m
Der Siio-llamo StraBe aus ieinenr
guggp ftieg, bon orei Mdnnern all-
gefollen gu iein. Or 5eigte Spuren,
no er iiber ben 4opf gei6lagen
mar. 9rei Ser Sat perodhtige Mdn=
ner lino berbaftet.
gintrit~ts-g raminotio fir
Die l1niperiitdt bon Seras merber
in ser @odi6ule am Mittpodb oel
~. Mai, abgebalten. 8olter g.
@iGiams, Brin5ipal Der &obidrile,
nimmt Mnmeloungen fir oieie Gro,
minotion entgegen.
Der ,Ginco De Mapo" mlirDe
bier bon u~nierer merifaniid)en Be
polferilng unb bon Dem S%nternotio.
nalen Club gefeiert.
War Siepers nurbe IN elmer
Sdeemiible Ser bierte Singer on Ser
einen San0 abQeidnitten.
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(Sortiebullg foIgt.)
satarrb famr nidt fnriert

&atarrb fanm nidt fmriert tuerbcn
bur6 lofale G%pplifatiouen, ba iie
ben Sib Der &ranfbeit nidt erreiden
tonnen. &atarrb 1T cine 8lut% ooer Som
ititttionse &ranfbeit nnb I'm Tie sl beie
len, miibt SIR innerlide SeiImittel neh1
men. San's &atarrbe&ur nirb eillges
ommen unb tpirft bireft anf bas Slut
uno Die i6leirnise Sberfld6e. 9aps
&atarrbsaur lit feine QuadialberzI ebiz
gin. Sic tpurbe felt Sabren bon einen1
Der beiten Ier5te oieies 2anbes berprbs
net nno 1T Elm regelmdBiges 8e5epL. Sic
beitebt aus BEN belten befannten Sonicu.
perbunben nit Sen be1ten 8lutreitllS
~9nnasmitteln, Die brett auf Die @6Ieisns
oberfld6e pirfen. Sic boQfommenc
@erbinonne Der 5tpei 8eftatlbteile tit es,
pas iol6 tpunberpoae Heiultate bel Der
Setlung bon &atarrb berpprbrinot.
SaBt @ud 3eugniiie n1nionit gebetl.
s. S. Gbeneb & Co., @ieent., Gos
Iebo, 9. @erfauft bon alien apotbetern.
Ereis rs Gents.
Sails Samiliene8iIen iinb Die beiten.
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&o-pperatipn amf Der Iarm.

Was Sarmer our1 &o=operatio,l
errei6en fonnen, oabon geben sabI-
rei6e nad Dem @emeinimfeitslpitem
b%etriebene @reomeries uno anbere
unternebmungen 3eugnis. gineil
nenen 8eitrag liefert Elm 8eridt ser
BON 5armern auf Gong Sslono, bei
Seem Oorf, organiiierten v&artoffel-
borie". Sic murbe nit einem SEA.
pital BON piertauieno Dollars qe-
grilnoet uno bat einen l1miab bon
$247,000 er5ielt. Die 2eitung lieat
ausidlieblib IN ben @anben pun
5armern. SIN 2aufe oes Sabres
wuroen 375,320 8uibels 4~ortoffeln
gum Breiie bon 76 Gents oerfauft,
nobel Die 5armer einen Yrofit bon
100000 er5ielten. Sic erbielten
namlid fir Die auf Sen Marft ae-
lieferten &~artoffeln 1886, 900, mo- lie
unter Den alten 8ermarftungsmet5o-
ben MIR $4,000 erbaIten bGtten.
SIN Durhidnitt lit ibre ginnablne
Inn ied5is Hro5ent geitiegen.
Wan eriiebt oaraus, pie porteii-
baft fir Den 5armer Die mirtIdait-
lide Organization lit, BEL Ser elm Sc
Der inoipiouene Selbitit1noigfclt
Dubren uno bod in Der 9oneftiuitGt
Wusen finoen fam. Ser fo-opera=
tipe 6armbetrieb, Der friiber mebr.
fab empfoblen puroe, miiroe oiele
S6ottenieiten baben, oenn ouf iei-
ner eigenen Sdone min bod ieoer
nod eige1em aopfe arbeiten. Mfun
fam iid ifon semeinibaftli6 gum
Yfliigen, gum grnten, gum 9reihe.l
5uiammentutt, INN Die norbmoener
4rbeitsfrafte beitmoglih eemeiniaml
81 pernenoen, aber mar fam nid)i
ie0en Sarmbetrieb iiber einen Garnilr
i6eren. 90 muB ibon ieoer leiu
eigener BOB bleiben. God penli es
gum 8ermorften oes @rtrnges
fommt, oa fam cine Sarmerborie
bon groBem Nusen lein. @enn Ser
Sarfner feline @rnten bereingebrod)t
bat, 1T feline arbeit crit balb eeton.
@r muB aud ben g~roBtmogli6eu
Nilben oaraus 5u 5ieben wilien. Der
5armer in Gong Sslano, Der fir
ben guibel aartoffeln as Gents be-
fam, bat eeraoe 10 bart arbeiten
miiiien unb ebenfo quite Srldt ge5oe
gen uno geraoe 10 piel pom Icrc
als iett, mo er rs Gents friegt. Ter
getrieb foitet iest hiht mebr hs
5upor, aber Der @rtrag lit fpeient-
li6 eeitiegen. @oraus lid ergiebt,
mas iute1igentes 3uiammenmirfet
fir uirtidaftliden 0uben 81 brinqen
permag.
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@lus Dem Seitoment bes RI

@us Dem Seitament bes 3tui,
oerbauern. Serner, lieber Sofll,
ioait On, oa ih Dir fem 8aargeso
binterlaiien fam, oie braune GllA
perfaufen. 9u mir1t oafiir lei1t atbt-
sig @uloen befommen. Son oieienl
@eloe 5ablit gu Dem 8a6peterl cine
alte Sdulo BON ied)5ig @uloen 5lt-
rid uno fir BEN &eit gibit Oh ibnl
bier Sbrfeigen, Die ib linn audi ffon
lm1ae ihuloia bin.
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Gomoro $. Gentih,

VUIDuIU y. JIeT1ITuJ, PTIG TIE
berer molbabenoer SpirituoIen-
6anoler BON indianapolis, murbe
IN Chicago fir irrlinnig erflGrt uns
Ieine Detention inn Mipl fir "irrliir-
nige gerbreder IN gbeiter, ST, all-
%georonet. &entih brafte es trot
ieines Srriiltns fertie, peridieoelle
unlfangreide 9etriigereien in Ct.
2ouis, 2ouisbille unb aonios 6itu
5lt 6eeehen.
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Garl Sitter,
Srieoridsbitrg, Seras.

Sreb. Staffcl, 919 Oit.gommercq
Strafe, Stride Sdmereien fir @ar.
ten itno Selo. Sen, Safer, aorrt
etc. Meoi5in fir Bferbe, &iibe unb
Siibner. Snfitbotoren tno 9rutmn.
ihinen.
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giidt serabe 10 gut, es i'll Sas Bette.

SF1FI OWutg&Ct PHNE VWFV DIElI
inter boiler @arantie unfeblbar, I'm.
%wieoerruflib uno abiolut irgeno cine
Dirt bon Saatfranfheit. Sic lit aud|
beionoers gut, trgeno Elm fdmer5en.
bes SUDDEN, gan5 gleih pelden Sea.
mems uno pel6er Irt, prompt gu
erleidtern uno permanent au beilen.
eczema. &ingpurm, Sledten unb
ale berortigen grideinuneen merocn
nod einmalisem @ebrau6 geboben,
nit elmer SdadteI b~aIIitdnoig eebeilt.
Wpnu ipn1nnh in einem GSr.
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Hcrtta U1entb,
&on5ert.Biariitiu BON @ien.
erteilt mmfif Mntcrri6t.
GIG Gerber Street.
Cffeme 9farritcae.

Ole oepangelii6e proteitantiife
@emeinoe gum beilieen @eiit" in
fredericksburg, iu6t einen Baitor.
@ebolt $500 oas Sabr auBer @eben.
einfiinften. 9eiperber monen iid boil
Digit meloen bei
Garl Silfer,
G..nS..4 aL.... On.na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Ths following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions Tor government bonds, compared with Satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
TRUST FUNDS
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
BANK STOCKS

'Co''por r 'sEistsr'5
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at Z
per cent: highest > per cent lower. ia per cent.
last loan. ia per cent; closing, lS4a2 per cent;
n Iling rate. IA Time money was slightly
higher Rates 2t025s per cent FOR sixty days. 2SQ3
Der cent for ninety DAYS, 3a3la per cent for four
months, Sis per cent for five months. 3i2@SSs per
cent for months. 3%Q4i4 per cent for late Febru-
airy. Mercantile paper continued in only fair de-
msnd. Rates. Slz94 per cent for sixty and ninety
days Endorsed bills receivable Ss4 a cent for
choice four and six months single names: "a per
cent for others
FOREIGN EKCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened weak. with sterling down 70 points.
s705 for cables, 4S6 Q4S6S0 tor demand sterling
and 4s5ls@a.S5ie for siNty-day bills. Short francs
quoted 5I7la and short reichsmarks at
80 5-l6 less l-S2a95 5-l6 Tho market a shade
Etesdier IA the afternoon, recovering 10 10 points
from the lowest Gables were quoted at s.S1d4.s705;
demand sterling ASSOC $685. and siXty-day bills
AZ 4S5iaqi.S5s Short francs held around 6l71s plus
Us and short reichsmarks 95s plus 1-S2. Bankers
posted rates as follows.
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STOCKS STRONG ON HEAVY TRANSACTIONS
ss7OEE zoHAgs
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

sixtv-seven different issues changed hands IN the
course OF the trading the Consolidated EN-
change Reading led in point OF activity, with
Southern Pacfhc next and United States Steel
common third Union Pacific was a bad fourth.
The expansion in interest IN Southern Pacific was
unusual Il was strong virtually throughout the
dav and failed 70 sell lower than E34as, compafed
yyfth a low quotation touched on the Stock ~
change Of 134ss. Union PaciHc in the afternoon
sold as high as 9lIt+. compared with a TOP figure
on the other board Of 9l1s. Reading however
failed to go above 1927. compared with iSS- Erie
was the feature among the lower priced issues.
II opened at S75s one-fourth OF a point ABOVE me
initial price of the other exchange which was also
the low for the dav. American Car and Foundry
sold at 20, a record figure, which compared Win
TOP quotation the Stock Exchange Or 90 IL
tailed operations follow
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Fair activity developed in the market for out
side securities. although prices showed Irregular
tendency The industrial list generally strong.
notwithstanding reactions after high levels
were reached through profit taking. The mining
list moved within small fractions. with few excep-
tions Standard Oil was more active. at improve
nent of points. American Tobacco was irregular.
American Writing Paper and Southern Iron and
Steel issues ruled strong and fairly active In the
mining list Ely Central was active. at improve
ment of - Butte Coalition, after opening up =,
reached Ia Yukon Gold and CIOld1eld COnsoli-
dated were fraction better. Greene-Cananea, Kerr
Lake. Nevada Consolidated, Cumberland Ely and
! "a Rose were a shade lower Guggenheim EXplora-
ttOn was In good demand around 20 Bonds We're
steady. Western Pacific fives were UP y.
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MINING.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

900 September option. 81 % 81 O53s 81 OS1s 81
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DOMESTIC EACHANGE-Bo Boston, par; Chicago,
loo premium; San Francisco. sight Sc telegraph 7I2c
premium; New Orleans commercial par. bank 81
premium; Charleston, buying par selling I-l0 pre-
nilm: ST. Louis 20c discount bid 10 discount asked
BANK CLEARINGS - New York, exchanges
&66 3S, ST. balances Ss,S7.69S; Chicago exchanges
S5i2925SS, balances, s. 962 .69S Boston. exchanges
SIS 25s.6, balances S,06l 1885, Baltimore, exchanges
ssl6465g. balances S5S54l&
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 1870: Lisbon. i.
MEXICAN EKCHANGE.-Mcxican exchange on
New York quoted at 2Oll2
SILVER MARKET.-Commercial bar silver. 5lSac.
Mexican silver dollars. 4sc. Bar silver In London
closed az % l-l6d.
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s 80 @ ssSes ep NTH s shares @sy on & period in
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BONDS

S7ls ssn's Per shave. TODD lots.
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Financial Meetings.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY

Tou are JereHv notiAsd sh~ next Annual Meeting
re sorkhol6e-s company for the election ~
Directors the ensuing year and the transaction ~
sDrh other business may before the meeting,
-fl be he'd IN Office Of the COMPANY 81 BroadNaZ
York Cfty. X D.. IN THURSDAY August y. 1882
a y @ clock a. n
THO Transfer Books wil Re closed July 81 1902. ana
Feopened August 18th. 1902.
A. " ZlMMEsFMANH. 6ecIetaTy
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development of heavily overextended bull ac-
count, conservative people continue 10 convert
paper profits into cash. The burden Of financing
the crops from ell indications will he unusually
heavy this wear