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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


NJ GINS T. pelarue s. confined TO his
bed by "a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr. Julian W. Tyler has left for New
Yorl, on a business trip.
A letter from Radford states that Hal.
TYLER is slightly improved.
Dr. j. A. Kuyk expects to return TO
town on September the 5d.
Collector of Internal Revenue Brady
did not come over TO Richmond !es'er-
day.
collector OF Customs John $. Bethel IS
al West Point on official business ana
pleasure
Miss Mabel G. Turner Of Church liill,
has returned from a delightful visit at
Crozet, Va.
The CLERK of Kansas city. Mo, IS IN the
city and called upon city clerk Ben H.
August yesterday morning.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth Joseph
~ To,less who has been I'm Norfolk
for several days. has returned TO the
city.
Mrs w. Hall Crew. Jr.. IS lying quite
sick M her residence. Coz Pine street. with
inn1mmaforv rheumatism. under inc care
OF Dr. George II. Bright
Mr. George 4. Haynes. the Wel-kno"n
commission merchant and t"n'ocohis''
has been quite sick with maiarial fever
al his home No 30S east Franklin street.
Mr. Theodore Nash. Of the old Dominion
Papcr Company. of Portsmouth. Was lh
the city yesterday on his way 10 New
York Niagara and Canada. Tie ls "A
brother of Mr. Nash of the state Audi
tors office.
J. Alston Cabell. DR.. O. A. Cronshaw, T..
I<lufmann. of Richmond j. Van Lccr and
vie. of Saunton. ST. George II. tltzhngh,
Frcder.cksburg. r. b. ana Miss Vaughan,
OF Petersburg. and y. W. Fay. leNns-
ton. are now guests at White sulphur
Mr. J. f. Allen of the arm OF j. n. Al
len A CO.. returned Wednesday J.. a.
nom a business trip 90 the north. Mt
Allen expresses himself as being mu' ID
pleascd with the outlook for the I1A
trade.
fe.resentatiyes from Richmond, Nor
AK Hampton. Newport News ana olher
.iit.s contiguous Co Hampton loads W li
meet to-day I'm the metropolitan no.
tel at Washington. and I'm conjuncuoh
Win the Virginia senators and repre- seh-
tatiyes. will file a protest Win lhe 0,'
~cfarv of the Navy against the removal
of the fleet from Hampton ROADS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
OBITUARY.
NIr. Herbert Goodloe.

Mr.. Herte Goodloe died yesterday
morning at his fathers home IN Barton
Heights, aged nearly twenty-five years.
He was a young man OF exceptional
promise, and his friends were only num-
bered by the number or his acquaintan-
ces
He entered the service OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway as messenger
boy when youth and by close atten-
ton 10 business and strict integrity won
for himself high place in the esteem OF
his superiors In the office. He rose rap
idly through various promotions. and
when he was taken i'll about year ago
was storekeeper for the company In this
city. For few does life offer brighter
promise than II held for him
He leaves father. mother, sister and
three brothers.
He will be buried to-day In Spottsyl-
vania county al the old Dgerson home
stead. twelve miles from Fredericks Hall
Funeral services will be held at tho
residence on Barton Heights this morn
ing at S:i5 o'clock.
The remains will be taken 10 SpottsTl.
vania on the 1870 Chesapeake and Ohio
train this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
4 New Gas

BOSTON. Aug. G--With the attendance
swelled 10 upwOrds OF 100, the second day
~ the convention OF the American AssO-
citation for the Advancement OF Science,
opened here to-day.
Three auxiliary associations had meet
!ngs tO-day-the American Chemical So
clety closing It's Two days meeting az
the Walker Building; the Geological So
ciety OF America, meeting with the Geo
lOgy Section OF the American Association
and the American Forestry, In Horucui-
turai Hall.
Mr.. Charles T. Bush read a preliminary
paper OF great interest on "A New Gas.
The gas is u Constituent OF the atmos-
phere and 10 found absorbed IN many sub
stances. It's chief Characteristic thus far
experimentally determined. IS enormous
heat cOnductlvity ana low pressure Mr.
Brush showed that its conductivIty, even
when mixed with a larger excess OF other
gases. Is something like hundred times
mat Of hydrogen. the best gaseous con-
ductor heretofore known. and conJectures
that the cOnductiylty OF the pure gas VIII
be found a thousand OF more times that
OF hydrogen. Mr.. Brush discovered the
new gas nearly a year and half ago
while boxing for secluded hydrogen IN
gas After many months OF experiment
ing he has recently effected partial sep
aration OF the new gas from the air by
diffusion. In the first diffusion the heat
conductivity OF the afr was increased
e~"nsthing ike a hundrsdfoid-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
THE THIRD WILL
BE MUSTERED OUT
Practically Settled That These Men
viii Be Allowed to Go Home.
The REGIMENT WILL COME HERE
Will be Ordered Into Camp al Rich
mond 60 go Through the Ceremony
ofBcing Released from Service
Maine Soldiers ia the CITY.

Jtfe vars. generally believed in military
circles n.f at .rlsf one of the Virginia
regiment. wnI ue mustered out of service
g. ahog. Wnie
Asa rlrr large percentage OF the men
81 fhe Third ht.o s.anihcd their desire
90 return tu iulr homes. and aa their
commend FL. separated from the Seventh
army .a.n. which wil go 40 cuba ic DO
garrison Uu.r Ii Is thought the 1hifd
viii ho ordered ont of service. lu fact ~
is reasonably certain tnat Colonel Nalc
and his mDn have not very long "a wnicn
20 scrte Uncle sam.
when t0c Third is positively decided
ur0u as nuf 0f iue commands io uc mus
tered 0uf. tHo regiment wil Doe ordered
90 Richmond The camp will Doe pitched
at some point tnat viii he chosen by an
officer who Nil come on ahead of the
troops
Major @narka will no doubt Dee The mus
ter.ne-nut officer There is almost rs
much lf mot moro. work 90 Doe done in
mastering ouf soldiers than BOO mastering
them iu. record has to Doe made OFT
every mau. each ono has go Doe examined
as fo hIs physical coudtio and AN inc
vontory bias fo Doc taken NJ Uncle sam
rroprrfr which win Boz reccipted FOR by
ouarfarmasfer officer Tho regiment viii
probably Doc bore FULLY n week before the
work is completed aul the men arc all
lowed to eo fo their homes.
Richmond has only one company capt
Mnsurier 10 tn Third Regiment
Tho two hnffali0ns off coIofed spidlers
arc certain fo boo mustered ONT before
very ione lnasmgch as Camp loroih IS
NOT FAR from the city the government
viii hardly order those soldiers TO the
state Capital as is customary. The camp
g. within am hours drive ~ Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
MUCH SUFFERING
FROM THE HEAT.
Yesterday the Greatest Sizzard of the
Season.
MERCURY WENT UP TO 1922
4 Thunderstorm in the Evening
Proved Great Relief and the Mer-
curry Dropped 23 Degrees-Two
Buildings struck by lightning

Richmond people suffered more from
the heat Yesterday than amy day autlns
this summer. Tho mercury was suhLN OF
some capers that do not usually 30 DOW
ln the thermometer report. 10 Netlsu
more than twenty-five degrees IN hl.le
more than two hours Strange 10 say
that with the excessive heat ior more
than six hours not single sunsttohe or
prOstrati0n was reported.
During The greater part or me Gay VIZ
sun literally baked down upon the pdNeu
streets and tin roofs until one could nStu-
iy hold ODe's hand on an exposed SUI &c
without pain. The streets, e7petldAy -,
the business part OF the city CONNIE ii ~,
10 get heated no very early m tne udy .
AS soon 8s the sun got up his presence
was percepubiy felt lie grew warmer
and warmer. and no ? O'Clock ID lnc
morning the mercury registered sJ de-
CHORUS OF LOCUSTS.
The i0custs got up In the trees high on
the choicest seats. and commenced me
hot weather chorus early IN the day 10y
six O'Clock their voices were wen ih1Il-
lated and they sang with more stl.-l7 ~
the season. A locust loves not weather
Ho fs never in good voice unul lhe me
curv gets up towards the ieVer-nell uoscH
and then Doe is in ilne cohctlt ~ l'.',
Whenever DE commences the performs. .e /
enorffv after the ice man goes drouIl'
,-1r ,4n court uDOn Hottentot temprit
frre for that day - least a i"N',9'
foro~ voice fs about as reliable tlei
momoter in summer as a tonat'p ''-- %
"a barometer. -, 81, .oft ne
ali about 30 before breakfast. Iney warn
I'd as 20 dress in strictly SUMMER sts pc
1seforenoon thousands of Richmond pep-
n,e wanted 10 get jobs DO Ice factories ol
500 49, ~, Who were fin those lines OF bust
-- r-s1a a GOOD thing out OF the oie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
Mr.. TRlGG RETURNS


Mr William Is. Trieg, PRECEDENT OF the
Richmond locomotive and Machine
WORKS. arrived boo the city yesterday al
tcrnoon ou fhe 2.i5 train from Washing
TON whore Doc has been Tor several days
on business connected with thc bids suo-
mlfttd ny fhe locomotive Works for me
tgilIus of torpedo boats and torpedo
boat ae.lrnftrs for the government. Tie
llN lei might at lO.5o O'Clock over the
Chesapeake 4nd Ohio for thc White sui
phW Srrn.s where Doe Will join his fam
u.s.
Mr. Irer much pleased over the big
contract which will almost certainly be
awarded ,h- Richmond plant and he
thinks Dr. means muel Tor this city. He
said a.t u.rht tnat while the contract
had noi lci been awarded DC would be- In
about wc0L or com days. and he had
every reason to believe that the Rich
mond Locomotive and Machine Works
would SET d. lic added that the dis
patch from Washington in The Times
yesterday covered the situation thorough
lv and there Was nothing lef 90 say at
this timc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

The beautiful council chamber 81
eboekoo No. sal Royal Arcanum. in the
Ice Camp Building was thS scene oil
am animated meeting or ola Shochoe.
was taken from the threshold into The
f,,u bond of v. NJ. c. Tho degree was
comforrcd With much beauty aud solemn
,t, Inc singing of the order with piano
accompaniment having hne effect
Nt.roorial services or services oi sNm-
~, and coincidence We're held IN cone
reNfion with the death Of Brother W. W.
i,,rrow's daughter. By request Brother
Eickers spoke foelingly Of the arlicuon
".,rN,,r1 the altar. Brother Bickers offered
" fervent prayer for Divine comfort for
INC hercaved hearts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
A STRANGE ACCIDENT.
Nishap TO a Soldier While Trying to
Rescue Boy.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Aug. Especial
Private john j.. Crouln Company a.
Sixth Pennsylvania Regiment while
walking ON tle whlrycs ot tlls Dltr late
yesterday evening observed small o1y
Struggling in the water as " Tor nis hfe.
lu moment CrOuIn plunged i1 to me
rescue without taking time to lrt out OF
his clothing. AS There Were no- more
than three feet water tle soldier head
and shoulders were orlfen in tno mud.
and hut for the timely ail of companions
ha would have drowned. ON r.r0N- lius
from the shock hut lt,le INJURY was
thought t0 Doe s.liusd. but later Dee
had 10 be sent 20 the lulirmary seriously
I'D.
Strong measures are being brought INTO
play hv the officers t0 keep tne mira
VIRGINIA Regiment in service, ana ihe
same measures are being met nF ilc
men engaging several prominent laWte
OF Alexandra t0 Wair upon Governor
Tyler and have him lo iniefceet ana
the regiment mustered ont IN pos iole.
The Assistant Secretary of War mas
signidei h.s WILLINGNESS for me men 10
70 home provided Governor Tyler IN
dorses the move.
William Scott or Fairfax county. near
the suburbs or the city died this morn
ing at o'clock.
Scarlet fsvcr of "a mild type continues
TO prevail in The city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

the lakes became matter Of envy 20
some. but while there had been many
individual attempts 10 use the rod and
line in the lakes the offenders had been
PROMPTLY driven Of and there had mp
to Wednesday night been no wholesale
attempt 90 take the fish.
Yesterday information was furnished
Squire Larus that several men h'd been
drsg,,in,, "a seine I'm the lakes and that
fbo crlurlts had been recognized.
,eo1iro Larus promptly made ont war
ranfs Tor the arrest Of these men and
nlaccd them IN the hands Of Cyclone
samuel for execution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

c00DLOE Died. THURSDAY morning 1'.
aus fa~f,u Heights. after "a In
aa,ii,e5' illness. HERBERT. oldest son Of
tylln- coodi0e. aged twenty-fOur
ye s,, Il, eleven months ana eleven days;
uhti1' THIS MORNING az S.fJ
issluSit .fter which the remains will b.
elo-h, F'redericks Hail. on the 1920
teAe,a a train and Inferred az the old
puerson family homestead in H1ois5 A.
'1 fredericksburg papers please copy
,,n,rrT- Died. August oath. ar sara
Oltl " ';,rincs. y y. HENRY GRIM
NELL. in the sixty-lrst year Of MS
Funeral will take place SATURDAY
4obr.s GERMAN Evangelical church.
Iaf4raae<it At Hollywood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

expense 10 inspect tho process
Superintendent Boiling sta ID on the
authority ~ prominent chemist tnat
James river was perfectly healthy. What
Richmond wanted was some process to
Clclr the water
One ~ the Offering Companles promised
10 give clear water. hut stated that &c
must not Doe kept over week. The
Superintendent said Dr. was wonderful
what change could take place in the
water in seven days to make it impure.
Nr Zimmerman thought That poe
port boz made fO the Council hy the
Committee. that the mater was iu
o-cvauce chat DO was 90 important o. mat
Ter that plenty Of time was necessary
t0 consider &c. SIR. I.mmsimaun's sug-
Casfi0n was adopted
Tho chairman called special meeting
Tor Tuesday. September 9Th 90 consider
the water matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

ROANOKE. Va. A -'.,-ape,,
The fvc-year-old son oft j. y. NJ d5.7'
while climbing tree. '.i ,'-o-s "'
b. ID. Carter. a wci-kaown hoanoh '',
and "a popular employ n' 'n. ~ .pl.
and Western. was married '"-hisht a'
Belmont Methodist '''' ,- .''. ii'
monv was performed uy Rev William
IfIU4fHrN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

Ashland. Va. , August %. 1898.
Messrs. H. Swlneford Co. Gen Agents
Equitable Ii fe Assurance Society,
Richmond Va
Dear Sirs.
desire to acknowledge receipt OF
check of the EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
for ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, handed ne by
your Mr. Oscar Swineford. 1t is IN full settle
ment Of claims for the insurance on my husband
life under two policies of $50 900 each.
al so wi sh to express my thanks for the
promptness and wi tn viii ch these claims have
been collected by you.
The proofs were not handed you until the
evening of the 10th instant, and the check was
drawn the day the papers were received by the
Company.
No company could have been more prompt.
Very respec tfully,
EMMA LEE VAUGHAN.
As Executrix.
1t has been the invar liable custom Of the
uitable Life Assurance Society for the past SO
wears to pay all death olal inns on the day that
satisfactory proofs Of tAe death are received,
and the above payment is only another proof
of this rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
SHOULD BEAR HALF.
Liqnor Dealers Protective Association
WantBrcwcrs to Stand Part OF Tax.

At a session Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the Liquor Dealers Protecuce As
ISOLATION a preamble and resolutions werc
adopted protesting against the action of
the brewers in charging the whole of the
war tax on beer 90 the retailer. The res-
outions brought out the fact that 10 was
Impossible 90 make the consumer pay THIS
tax and insisted that the brewers pay
one-half of the tax at least
The action OF the brewers was cnarac-
terized as oppressive and inirnical TO the
interests OF the trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

4 man giving bis nam. 0.tpHth 'on-
molly ana olaimius chat De hid Jus. e7eap-
ed from WILLIAMSBURG Insane Aaf 4in'
came into the First station idsl evening
and applied for .0dslu-.
III Was furnished him and charge o.
yagranco was put down against hm untii
fhe WILLIAMSBURG authorities can DE-
heard from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
Goes 90 Book Special Talent.

There is not the least abatement IN the
popularity Of this weeks bill AZ Main
&c., verdeville Park and another verv
S.rceo arSisuce saw and enjoyed IL again
issf night Notwithstanding the dampness.
sr-- rfarf on
strong also and 10 make doubiy sure OF
49,, Ncrk where he will personally en-
gage q number Of special attractions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

the vareues of nsh that dispogted all
serenelv IN The limped depths Of the
yyeetbrook lakes unmoiested by fisher
,oeo Included rare speciments OF trout.
a,ckerel and bass. both black and red,
I'd other game FISH which thriyed and
multiplied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
Mrs. Mile Ellis Strobe.

AMHERST DEPOT. VA, August 3.
Special.-Mrs. Mile Ellis Strobe. wifs
OF Professor II. A. STROBE, late head
master OF Kenmore. died this afternoon
az 5 o'clock after an illness Of about six
weeks.
Professor r. A STROBE. who has been
in declining health for year or more.
is also in a dying condition.
Mrs. STROBE leaves eight children. the
eldest OF whom IS Sfr. Z. A. STROBE. the
present principal OF Kenmore School,. and
the youngest OF whom Is eight years OF
age.
Mrs. strode's death and the condition
OF her husband has cast a gloom over
our whole community. whose heartfelt
sympathy goes out 70 the household
thus doubly strlcken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
roIinh1n shnm RaltIc.

Comnauies u and G.. of The First Req
mont v,iu engage ln "a sham battle In
Riencbcsfer ass evenng. 10 VIII be a
nisht contest. taking place az c.ocA'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
CIV. stoni.

A youth about twenty years OF age,
who gave his name as c. V. Stoni, died
yesterday morning between and .
o'clock at the boarding house OF Mrs.
Fletcher. on Twentieth and Main streets.
He came here a short while ago from
Durham. n. G. and said he was looking
for work He had very good letters ~
recommendation. and appeared 10 be an
honest young fellow. He was taken III
with some sort OF fever some time ago.
but got up and was walking about yes
terday. He died rather suddenly.
Coroner Taylor was summoned. but
deemed an inquest unnecessary, as there
was nothing unusual about the mans
death
The body was turned over 10 the Aims
house 10 be kept there until the mans
people could be communicated with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
4. T., Blackburn.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August ..
Special-Afr. c. r. Blackburn, a prom
inent citizen OF Stafford died this morn
ing at an early hour. He was nifty years
OF age and leaves a wife and four chill
dren.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

Complete Stock Of Drugs and D,usgis's Sundrie
Patent Medicines Cigars aud roh.ra". ...
Confectionery and
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
Mine Warning Notice.

no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
l Notice is hereby given that the Diamond
Toe Mine, situated ID Cedar Va, ey Mibing DIS
trict Mohsye County, Arizoua, Ia udder lease
aud bond to parties working the same, aug INA,
be resi- onsibie for pny labor or debts contract
ed, nor injuries sustained by ANY employer OF
employe III the operation OF said mining prop
erty; that all operatives en- gage In suca service
Al their own risk, nd that no debt is valid
against said mining claim. J. t. RUSSELL,
CHAs. ZIMMRB.
KINGMAN, August 30th. 1898. tr
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
surveying.

n =. KUENcKR. DEPUTY U. 8. SURVEY.
". or and County Surveyor. Mines examined
end reported ON. Kingman, Artxona.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
Nine Warning Notice.

Not CO Is hereby given that neither the TIN.
tic mine nor the undersigned owner thereof
wi i be responsible for any debts con. racted by
parties now working same on lease aud bond.
g W. BEECHER.
Kingman. October "a, 1898. '''
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31
TERRI DRY OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY OF M0HAyE. 3d.

ohI VT AL
COUNTY OF M0HAvB.
Before m N. W. rsrr. a notary public
in and for the County of Mohsve. Territory OF
Arizona, on this 2nd day of Decem
Der. lsos. personally appeared A. 4. Esly.
Ross II. Blakely, Henry P. Ewing. J. W.
Emerson and II. II. watkins. known to
me To be the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the above aud foregoing art cles Of
Incorporation. add each for him self and not
one for snother. scverally acknowledged 10 me
<hsi they executed the sme for the p rposes
md conside rations herein expressed
Ny commission Is Notary Public expires
December nth. 1901.
NV. TARR,
I8RALl Notary Public.
EHpoRskD
FILED De ember Ind. 1898, at O'Clock .. m.
A. LErEvEN,
County Recorder.
Mohave County miner., 1898-12-31

County OF MoHAvg s'
I. A. Lefever. County Recorder In and for
Hnhave cou' ty. aforesaid, DO hereby certify
hat the above and foregoing Is fun. trae and
correct copy Of the Articles Of Incorp- ration Of
The Kingman Real Estate Company ss filed In
ny once .n the 2nd day OF December. sss. at
O'Clock of said day.
In testimony Whereof I have hereunto sct
ny hand and seal OF o~ce ON this. the and day
II December. A. ID. l89e W. sEIahr
4. LAFRvER
TsEALI County Recorder.
First insertion December 3. 1888.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-05
THAT STORAGE ORDER.
Interstate Commission May Inquire
Into Another Subject.

Interstate Commission May Inquire
Into Another Subject
II is rumored that the -four rates will not
be the only subject Investigated by the inter-
state commerce commission when that body
returns here on April 26.
About month ago the interstate commerce
commission issued an order to the effect that
on and after April l, the railroad companies
should state what storage they would allow
shippers free, and for how long, and to pub
lish In their tariffs the amount to be charged
for excess storage. This it is said, has not
been done.
The railroads claim the order was made In
the interests of the National Association Of
WaTehousemen in order to force freight into
the warehouses Of that association, and have
practically paid no attention to the mandate
a number OF the local lines were indicted
some time ago on complaint of the st. Paul
and Minneapolis storage house people, who
accused the roads with breaking the state
law compelling railroads to place all freight
In public warehouses after same has re-
manned uncalled for twenty days. The court
held that the law on that subject was class
legislation and unconstitutional
The National Association of Warehousemen
was then organized, which complained to the
Interstate commerce commission that the local
roads were discriminating against them by
allowing freight to be stored at the yards
for month" al time
Speaking Of the proposed investigation of
the storage business, prominent freight
official said:
mo shippers have complained about the
alleged discrimination and the object of the
order shows clearly that the storage people
are using an interstate law as a means of
putting money in their pockets.
The freight men of this city have not
decided as yet what will be done concerning
the order. The matter will probably be
taken up at a meeting of the Northern rate
committee, in Minneapolis next week
The most likely outcome of the whole
affair will be that the roads will publish the
charges for storage in their tariffs but
neglect to send in their bills for storage to
the shippers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-05
ST. PAUL GRAIN.

quotations on hay, grain, feed, etc., fur
chants: y N -
Wheat-No. northern, s7h@ssHc; No. 2
northern, s4@96c. u
2Sc. |A0' W. o. '72~
o. oats-No. white. 25A@2sc; No. 8, 241AD
=, Barley and Rye-sample barley. s293sc;
Seeds-No. fax, s1.17@1 Is; timothy. 81
@1 30; red clover, sa@3. go.
Flour.Patents, per Dbl, $4SO@5; straights,
"a .50@4. co.; rye flour, 81. 5O@2 go
Ground Feed and MilIstuffs = No. 1 feed.
$12. 25@12. 80. u
Bran-In bulk, SO. 25@9 80.
Coarse Corn Meals11 .50@11. rs.
lower grades still very dull; choice upland,
81 SCOT; fair to good wild and upland, 81 50
@6 inferior qualities, s3@3.75; timothy, good
to choice, S7Q7. so.