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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-12
THIRD WARD.

Beginning at the southeast corner o.
Douglas avenue and Main street thence
north on the east side OF Main street. u
the southeast corner OF Main and Cen
trail avenues thence east on the south
side OF Central avenue TO the northeas,
corner OF Brooklyn Heights addition
thence south on the east side Of plr.rf ave
nue. 70 Douglas avenue thence west OF
the south side Of Douglas avenue 20 place
OF beginning
First misunderstanding Al the south.
east corner OF Douglas avenue. ard run-
ming north on the east SIDE % Main street
20 Central avenue. thence east on the
south side q Central avenue 20 Topeka
avenue. thence south on TIE east side o.
Topeka avenue to the southeast corner 81
Topeka and Douglas avenues. thence west
20 place q beginning
Second QreciEct-BeEinnir az the south
east corner Of Central avenue and To
peka avenue thence along the south sffr
~ Central avenue 70 the ll1e % aiI@y
running north and south between Wahash
ard Ohio avenues thence south OF said
alley 70 the south side % Douglas ave
nue.. thence west OF Douglas avenue -
the southeast corner cf Topeka and
Douglas avenue. thence north 20 place o.
beginning
Third precinct-BezinninE al the line ..
alley on central avenue between Wabash
cn1 Ohio avenues. thence east on Central
avenue TO -ne northeast corner n.
BROOKLYN HesrhtS- thence south or BiuS
street . the south side q Douglas ave-
nue. thence vest or Douglas avenue 20
The line % alley running north and south
between wabash ard Ohio avenues
thence north along said alley 20 place @.
beginning
FOURTH WARD.
Reyf--ir- a. The southeast corner q
Main street and Central Avenue, theme
north and on 2 line OF the east side q.
Main stree, % the northeast corner q
Txe-tv-seco-G and Main street theucs
est - the west Ilns = TIE Santa Fe
right % way thence north % the south
east corner q HutchlHsols addition
thence east 70 the southwest corner Of
wolira-'s addition. thence Eor-h % tbs
northwest corner cf ENoiirEn's Seccr.d al
dliIoa- thence west 10 The southwest coz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-12

Chicago, Jan. u.-Dressed poultry
Quiet; turkeys, 1oi4411; chickens. 714aS;
ducks. 7dS
Butter-Steady; creameries, l442o; dali
ries, Hal.
EEgs-Steadv: fresh. q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15
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FOR SALE-Forty head high-grade Here
ford bulls, 10 to Il months old, and three
2-year-olds. Five grade Short-horn
bulls, 10 to 90 months old. All in fine
shape for service. Windsor Brothers,
Garden Plain, Kan. 155-1tx-eod
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FOR SALE-Eight-room house. so feet.
115 5. Washington avenue. Title per
feet and clear. $50 Dean Gordon.
I49-sun-wed-tf
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AGENTS WANTED-We want one
shrewd, careful man in 9very town to
make few thousand dollars for himself
quietly at home and not work lard: phi
Vate instructions and valuable QUIZ: of
new goods sent free. Address immedi-
ately, 7. O. Box 530S, Boston Mass.
4-1l-tn-t II .l.slf suIi-osf
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2 F MLEAE
! y. RICHARDSON
Z : %AETZG ER
Directors
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PHYSICIANS

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Charges reaSOnabl and within the reach
DISEASES OF wOMEN.-Dr. Terriu
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Exchange Stables at Orlando and sim.
water. Make a speciality Of carrying pass
engers between these points Also do 4
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited
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AGENTS WANTED

(~C~NO.0o0OoO0~0ONON-O-O-N
AGENTS WANTED-Keep posted about
the latest Jumbo Card and other Slot
Machines. Wonderful money-makers.
The Leo Canda Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
5-lj-lt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.


To the Republicans of Sedgwick County;
! hereby announce myself a candidate Tor
Probate Judge, subject 10 the decision OF
the Republican county convention.
JAMES /. DYER
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LADY AGENTS WANTED to canvass
city for a quick-selling article among
women. Good salary guaranteed. Adj
dress Il. A" this Office. 154-3tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15

WANTED-A position as stationary eng
neer. Have had four years of expert
ence with engine and dynamo Can give
good recommendation; or would accept
a position as fireman for the present.
Address e. f. II, 1015 y. Water.
152-etv
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NORTHUMBERLAND

To the Republicans of Sedgwick county:
hereby announce myself a candidate for
Probate Judge. subject to the decision OF
the Republican county convention.
HARRY Z. DEDRICk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15

SITUATION WANTED-MALE
~~~0O~OOOOO0O@ONON-0~OONN
WANTED-Energetic young man wishes
employment S35 y. Meade avenue
l5t-2tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I desire to announce myself as a can
didate for the Office of probate judge.
subject to the VIII Of the next county
Republican convention.
F 2. FNOCH.
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7lr~. Winslow's soothing syrup.

Mrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHEs tho
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all PAIN; CURES WIND collie and "a
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world
Re sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-At once, man and wife, with
out children, and two good farm hands
al our stock farm. See ]. A. Windsor
at 81 E. Douglas avenue, up 70 Mon
day night. or address Windsor Bros.
Garden Plain, Kan. 155-3tx
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WANTED-EXperienc timer and imple-
ment man. Reference required. Call or
address Roembach Hardware and lmple-
ment Co. Cheney, Kan. 133-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTTNTTTEs

~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
| WANTED-R Reliable. energetic man as
managing partner to take entire charge
of wholesale business. with office and
warehouse in Wichita. Staple line 81 2G0
/ per year salary and commission SSd0
cash capital required. and references.
address ". y. Douglass Box 172 Kansas
City. Mo, 1i9-sun-3t
! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES in
vested actually earning % per cent week
/ y profits. Rare chance No stock or
klondyke scheme Safe enterprise.
! Control capital yourself. d. Sloane 10
St. Paul St, Baltimore, Md.
3-n-tue-thu-sun-24t
/ Blacksmith VIII rent shon or
! pay wages. J. +. Mcdaniel, Clay Okla
homa. CAL Immediately. l5O-6t
! BUSINESS CHANCES-Wa Cana-
/ hle man with some cash TO carry
| stock OF goods and manage branch
! for Chicago house: salary. 500 oer
! month and all expenses: also extra nor
centage; permanent position: good fu-
turc prospects James Burton 10
Dearborn St, Chicago. 5-i5-1t
| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY = Wanted.
Registered pharmacist with 5000 or more.
as partner or will sell stock and fix
lures. at so L. Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kan. sS-tf
FOR SALE-Oue Of the best located GRO
Nt.--S7 4At ~.lt NAl invoice ABOUT
$-.t1o Address Lock Fox S35. Wichita
WANTED-MISCEL
W y i.-l clean gasoline stoves for
81 ihls Is good for the season can
AZ Peerless Stove store. 5l7 y. Main
A32-ilN
WANTED-Day boarders. 81 \. Tc09I,a
l55--lx
WANTED-sole agency TO sen your real
estate. Advertised GE our expense Can
sell II priced right. Have more BUYERS
iEan We can supply. Can sell vacant
-gtS rs well as improved ones. Dean
1LoE1oA. l55-sun-wed-tf
WANTED-SoIe agency % sell y0}.r reaI
estate. Advertised a. ouc expense. Can
Set u priced rS1t Have more BUYERS
'"'n We can supply Dean Gordon
-i2-@ui1-tf
MANTED-To make .ar.a cans on ran
sas and Oklahoma properties 4oI-4Js-.oi
SeGEw.cA block. W.cn.ta, ka2. Winnie
x .nae. lH-1
For lSCELIANEOUS.
49, y = ~-~--7~"--~7---~~---~~~--~~-
OK SALG-high grade pony road cart
can be seen ar opera house INQUIRE
on j. l. Marding. Nanagar.
lt5-san-tue-thu-tf
FOR sALE-Good driving horse. = 10
University avenue. l5I-5tx-eod
FOR SALE-At half price. new upright
piano, cash or time Anchor Trust Co
-su1-wed-tf
FOR SALE-Good. eencle family ho-~e
also Jump seat slrry- Inquire 8t No
- y Main street 155-G,x
For sALE-Thoroughbred Pug pups al
7- \. Water street -
FOE SALE-A youns. fresh Jersey COW
1854 $ Emporil. l5t-etx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15

WANTED-Young man with good refer
ences 70 work in drug store one with
experience preferred. L." care Eagle
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WANTED-A good. trusty nurse cir!
none other need apply. Call at 1928 y
Topeka avenue. Ia
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FOR SALE
s125 barn for $40, If taken Monday
morning.
21z acres on Lincoln and Laura, s175.
Best improved 50 (second creek bottoml
IN the county for the money, only $l,35G.
with tWo-fifths Of crop.
"A 4-room house, with Is feet of ground,
only $175.
One broom house. to move, $50.
down, ISRAEL BROS.
1o2
FOR SALElTwo-story 7-room house. 50
teet frontage. east front. y. Topeka ave
nue., $1,000. ChaS. X. Freeman d Co.
155-2t
FOR SALE-Eight-roo house. 50 feet.
115 S. Washington avenue. Title per-
feet and clear. $50 Dean Gordon.
149-sun-wed-tf
FOR SALE-Cheap: good 7-room house.
1907 E Central, 100 feet, barn, fruit, good
location; new shingles and paint
155-3tx-sun
FOR SALE
Stylish, 2-story house, n. Lawrence ave-
nue.; quick sale price. $1,000.
Ffve-Toom cottage fine location, north
three minutes walk from heart of bus
mess, $500. Will pay 10 per cent net.
50-foot, very choice building site, at half
the price of adjoining lots.
B9-acre improved farm, near Wichita
which Will bring an advance of 80 per
cent within six months.
Each of the above is a matches bar
gain. J. w MOFFAT. 21S n. Main.
FOR SALE-12l6 S Main s225; 1907 S. Wa
ter. $3.50: l214 S. Fourth, 1925; 1895 y. To-
peka, rooms. - feet. 81, $50; 49, s. Mar
ket. $3.50. Dean Gordon. 149-sun-n
FOR SALEThree-st brick building, 50
feet. cost over $4,000 to build; corner
Oak and Fifth avenue. on tracks. Price
155-sun-wed-tf
FOR SALE-The only bargain left for
$500. No. 139 Ida. 6215 feet high and dry;
good house. Rents for $3.50 per month.
E. 1. Spencer. l52-tf
o-o-ooo-oooo-o-o-LLSo1SssIlJ-o-o-o-o-o
LOST-On N Lawrence OF Topeka be
tween j. H. Blacks residence and
Twelfth street, an American flag about
80 by so inches. Was rolled in a paper.
A suitable reward will be paid for it's
return to 921 n. Topeka or lis S. Law
renee F, +. Parsons. 155-lt
LOST-A black coat Finder receive re
ward Return TO Murray Nossey. $40
S. Lawrence. 154-2tx
LOST-An enaneled wreath brooch. at
the dog show. Wednesday evening. Re-
turn to 240 n. Topeka Reward.
MISCELLANEOUS
IRON FENCE FOR SALE-Fifty feet OF
fancy iron fence for sale, cheap, at No
gil n. Topeka avenue l55-3tx
HOTEL GEUDA.
Geuda Springs, Kansas,
Now Open.
brick hotel, with large, cool rooms
and verandas. Good accom1 odations
and plenty of them. Our tables bounti-
fully served with all-.ie delicacies the
market affords. Rates reasonable Come
and see. I. FAY MORROW,
Proprietor
155-1tX
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MALE HELP WANTED-Work at home
furnished people of either sex. at good
wages. For full information address
Ldbadie Art Co, Kalamazoo, Mich.
5-I5-1t
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WANTED-Girl at 7g7 y. Emporia ave
nue.; small family. l53-3tX
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WANTED-Girl or woman for homework
Call at 2O4 Douglas avenue. l5l-tr
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- : SLes- @s1A - y ~esSgs "A
J Il 3lack. '. PIsA
Bank or Commerce

We never s.se zsa vA5 Is 4 fsaey xhss.,
z<.-ztcAlsoa Coke
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A good girl for general house
work. References. Mrs. L. Z. Haril-
ton, T19 y. Lawrence. 155-3tx
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Personal

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
the Fourth National Bank at Wichita, in
the State of Kansas, at lae close of bust
ness, May s. 1898:
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TOR SALEZTo move Two rooms %
dwelling house. Inquire a. 80 y. Fourth
avenue L1-Ee6-f-i-su l-Stx
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: ~ y ~ u OK Z MILES,
W ANIED-Reliable energetic man as
managing partner to take entire charge
of wholesale business. with office and
warehouse in Wichita. Staple line. 81 200
per year salary and commission $500
cash capital required. and references.
Address ". y. Douglass, Box l72. Kansas
OltN, MO li9-sun-3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15

FOR SALE-Seyeu-roon house. % feet Of
ground. shade. nice property. barn.
price 50. Part OF lAis can be paid IN
building and loan plan. located - Gics
residence part - CITY. only ? 5locSs
north q Douglas avenue. Smith &
Dorsey. IA Z Douglas IS
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FOR SAI-E-IeS y EmpoT.a- s-TooTn mod
erl residence. all convenience. 81 feet .
must be sold Price reduced 20 2158
Most desirable property on Market a.
price named Dean Gordon
114-Sfrrr \ -s7-ff
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FOX SALE-Two-story 7-room house, 50
feet frontage east front. y. Topeka ave
nue., 1900. Chas. X. Freeman & Co.
155-2t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05

American would have Spoilt that serge?
Doubtless it would have been well cut
and well hung enough, but her vest
would have been one color, her petit
coat another. She would have sported
a sailor hat, or maybe a Panama,
trimmed with black satin ribbon and
quilts of the same hue. And, L dare
wager, her gloves would have been the
ugliest shade of tan she could beg, bor-
row or buy. Now, mind, 1 am not say
ing one word against the Panama or
sailor hat and it's trimmings, as a hat.
1t is not unduly expensive, which IS
in its favor, and it is neat, which is
still more in it's favor. But, oh, do let
me beg of you to wear it with a vest
and petticoat matching as nearly as
possible in hue, for the gain to your
appearance will be something enor-
nous.
But" you urge, IT can't afford a
petticoat to match each of my dresses.
1t would be SO expensive" Then let
that serge be lined either with its own
hue, in which case let me advance
the claims of a dark blue petticoat-of
Sateen for preference and hard wear
made with a deep flounce, edged with
a coarse make of Torchon lace, which
you must dip" in either tea or coffee
until 1t is as nearly as possible che
shade of your Panama straw; or else
let the serge, and, indeed. all your
darker dresses, be lined with black
and wear a Smartly-made black glace
silk retticoat. Then let your vest be
of ecru muslin, or even imitation grass
lawn, if chiffon is too fragile and cost
ly. Tuck it is deliberately as you know
how, or let the dressmaker do it for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05
MERRIAM PARK.

The members OF Trinity M. F.. church held
an appropriate fag-raising last evening. A
procession of 300 children, bearing flags and
singing Marching. Through Georgia." march
ed from Longfellowe school to the church.
Miss Jessie Matson and Miss Lucy Wiseman
raised the flag. Short, addresses were made
by Attorney General Childs and D. l.. Kings
bury. 41-
Mrs. A. B. Bell entertained few friends
at lunch on Thursday. Among those present
were Mrs. E. H. Spare, Mrs. Ezra Clemens,
Space and Mrs. William Thomas, of St. paul
The last meeting of the Olivet Woman's
Missionary society viii be held ON THURSDAY
afternoon, June 81 at o'clock in the Con.
gregational church.. 80
The Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. sParles Eastman gave a
dinner on Tuesday evening for the Swan
Branerd bridal party.
Mrs. F. w. Richardson will give piano
recital on Friday evening" June 10, at the
Fargo block.
Mr. and Mrs. Livermore, of Chicago. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Brainerd this
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity Church
will meet with Mrs. c. E. Ray on Tuesday at
2:30.
Rev. W. P. Ten Brock, of Faribault. will
occupy the pulpit of st. Mary's church.
Mrs. Heisser, of Minneapolis was the
guest of Mrs. Reyneed on Thursday.
The Magazine club will meet on Tuesday
morning with Mrs. L. johnson.
Union services will be held tonight in
Terrace park.
Miss Alice Currie is visiting friends in
Southern Minnesota!
Miss Alice Newberry has gone East for
the summer.
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WHEAT SUMMARY.


CHICAGO. June 4.-The sunshine and
warmth that was -quickening the growth in
the neids withered prices in the wheat Pit
S soaas; July closed with loss Of nc and
AgAc lower; Pork. lard and ribs show ce-
clines of 27kc. 10c and 5@71hc respectively.
The predominating factor in wheat at the
START was the weather, and that was ia
YoraDie 1or the early maturing of the crop.
Liverpool was 2Ad higher for July ard I'D
up Tor September. Beerbohm cabied that the
weather In France was bad. There were bull
pug stories from Kansas of a most harrow
ing description; and reports from Buda-
pest OF rust in the wheat crop of Hungary.
Even that could not overcome the bearish-
IN about forty minutes after the opening
SEPTEMBER. which closed yesterday at 5000
Se9sc. had sold down to 79A@79sAc. There
was rather nervous feeling in July, how
Shorts were disposed to cover and there
was some demand for the long account. The
crowd, however. which had bought too free
ly on the bull sentiment yesterday. got dis
couraged at the tameness and weakness dis
played AS the close drew near they al
tempted to fquidate. and the strength which
Chicago receipts were IS cars. Of them
contract, and 10000 Blu were inspected out
OF OF, store. Minneapolis and Duluth received
board ciearances Of wheat and flour for the
day were equal to 326,O0 blu. July opened
3sc d lever at ss4g94c; sold up to s41ac; down
TO- sssc; up o to- to s4c; fell off to &c. and
began ss@Mc lower at 7s7s@SoAc; sold down
to 7sc; rallied TO zsssc; declined to 7Sac,
and rose to 7Sss@7sAc. the closing figure.
An easier feeling was displayed in corn on
lower cables. large receipts and favorable
weather for the growing crop. Export de-
nand has disappeared. July opened Nc low
e e at s3QSa%c; sod down steadily to s2ssc;
then steadled to S2ss@s2zc at the close.
There was some changing from July to
September in oats. July started nc off at
24Hc; sold up to 24ssc; then down to 240
24kc, the resting figure.
The flrmness in provision at the start was
based on the small receipts of hogs, and an
advance of 5@10c in prices at the yards.
Selling by packers turned prices downward.
July pork started &c higher at $11; sold up
to 81 o5 then dropped steadily to s1o.67A
at the close. July lard opened unchanged
at s6.171a. and sold down to $6.07H. July
ribs began 21ac higher at IS .82k; advanced
to SIS; then declined to $3.50 at the close
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, IS
cars; corn, 1890 cars; oats, $3.50 cars; hogs.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 4-wheat opened
fairly strong as to values this morning be-
cause of strong cables from Liverpool, but
at the same time considerable nervousness
vas shown. Offerings were free and under
the pressure the September future lost full
cent by 1925 a. m. July, however, was
a dollar and thirty-thrse. cents for July and
80Ac for September in this market, with low
grade cash at $1.15@1 .16, seems to be encr-
mously out Of line.
July wheat opened at 81 30 being the same
as at Fridays close, advanced to 81 SO qui' Q
early and held steady up to nearly the close.
Ac better than Fridays close, dropped to
S0%c, frmed up to S11sc, lost Nc frmed up
to Sic declined to S0Ac advanced to SO7hc.
lost nc, gained Ac, dropped to so1sc by 1880
and closed at 79Ac.
December wheat opened at TIC, against
77hc Friday. sold down to 76%c by II 80 and
closed at 76c.
The cash wheat market was fairly strong
for all grades except rejected, which was a
little slow unless material concessions w;re
made. The demand for No. was better
than yesterday. and No. about the same.
Saturday is short day. and millers we
not anxious to fiji; up over Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05
ST. PAUL GRAIN.

Quotations on hay, grain, feed, etc., fur
nished by Griggs Bros, grain and feed mer-
chants:
Wheat-The market was dull Saturday, but
cash wheat ranged higher than on Friday.
No. l northern, $1.2S61.31; No. northern,
$121@1.24.
,Corn-No. yellow, ss@34c; No. 3, 32@33c
Oats-No. white, 2Sh@29c; No. 3, 271k@
2SAc.
Barley and Rye-Sample barley, s4@4sc; No.
2 rye, 45@46c; No. 8 rye, 43Q44c.
Seed-No. 1 flax, $1.15; timothy, s1.10@1. 25 /;
red clover, $2.S0@3.25.
Flour-Patents, per Dbl, $s.20@66O; straights,
$5.s0@6.10; bakers, $5@5.50; rye -four, $50
$50.
Ground Feed and Millstuns-No. feed, SAG
1925.
Coarse Cornmeal-$13@1350
Bran-In bulk, $10@10.50.
Shorts-In bulk, $10.50@11.
Hay-Market very firm; sharp demand for
all qualities wild and upland: timothy dull |;
good to choice upland, $8@8.75; fair quality,
$6@7 low grades, $4@5; good to choice tim
othy hay, $775QS.25.