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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-17
OTHER GRAINS

81 GRAIN Al !, GoSSIP-Gossip by private
Ghange and Chicago Board Of Trade
Prime reports Harvest reports from
Northern Kentucky show that the bulk
OF OF the winter wheat has been TIN eshed.
The demand for the new crop Is very
great and millers are stocking up very
freely with the new wheat at present
prices Some pfowing has been done for
the new crop, but the ground until a
recent date has been altogether too dry
Tor ploWing. Harvest reports from the
state of Washington show that prob
ably two-thirds of the wheat has been
cut and about 10 per cent threshed. The
ueSlpe seems to be to get the grain In
the stack as soon as possible. Yield of
wheat IS not what 1t was expected to
pc Dy ~ per cent: Straw was very rank,
put 1T did not fill in proportion The
majority of farmers will only SCH enough
TO satisfy pressing creditors and nav har-
" ',f expenses. Miilers are keeping very
n VIZ Sc 70 tne shore China troubles have
paralyzed milling. Spring wheat harvest
reports from Central South Dakota shoy1
mat wheat harvest is practically over
On account OF the heavy rains last week
amount OF injury and damage to the
crop In shock and in stock At least
one-third of the wheat has been ruined
sO1m t tS4 Is, from southeastern Kansas
snow that all the good effects of the lit
ne scattered showers of Monday have
Deeh about wiped out by the Intense
neat winch followed the rain Much
corn Is beyond redemption, and farmers
are cutting up the standing corn for fogs
teeders are paying Csc for corn, Corn
reports from Eastern Nebraska show that
rne late corn was hurt badly by drouphf
me smah showers of the last few dave
VIII insure about half a crop all around
Inc ears are short and are not f1lIad );
Northwestern Miller: Mills for tba
week consumed 100000 bu whaat ot LII, NE
receipts were 1,1S9,0OO bu It will he " me me
ticed by report, ETC., that receints os
new spring wheat are quite an ian, u u
the movement, quality avera cling ~ ~
quent rains during week, and ALTERNATING
with hot. muggy weather, has resulted IL
considerable damage to wheat. particu-
Fairly to that In shock in North DakotaS =,
Paris-Opening: Wheat dull: Aneust
zoe lower; November and Februarv i5c
lower than Saturdays close. Flour duII.
august. 25c lower; November and Febr11.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1s.-wheat Quiet
Hd lower; September IS; December. "a
I1sd: Corn steady; 1kQfsd higher: Sen
tember' rs 4sd; October. As SD; NoYer1-
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Aug. ls.-Flour
quiet Wheat easy; No. i northern. ISL
gtic; No. northern, 741hG75Nc. Rye
ilrm; No. l. size. Barley steady: No 2
SOC; sample. 35Gl49c. Oats lower: No. 4
white, 25425Nc. W.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BUTTER AND EGtiS-New York. Aue
l6.-Butter-Keceipts, 3,S25 pkgs steady;
creamery, sl112q2lc; current packed fac
tory, l41l6c. Sggs-Recetpts 1885 pkgs:
steady; Western at mark IU0t14c; do loss
off, 15al6e.
Chicago, Aug. 16.-Butter firm; cream
cry, l6QZOlAe; dairies, 14@iSc. Eggs firm
fresh, l252e.
SEED MARKETS Chicago, Aug. 10
The haxseed market was fairly steady
today up to noon. The strength shown
Yesterday was largely due to shorts
covering. To-day that element was appa-
rently lacking. The trade as a whole is
at sea, because of the conflicting reports
on crop conditions. Receipts here were
% cars none at Duluth and 2 cars at
Minneapolis. Cash flax at Sl.41, Septem-
Der at Sl.37R, and October al Sl331a pes
Blu. timothy seed closed at 81 per 100
lbs; clover seed closed at 50 per 100 lbs.
Minneapolis haxseed quoted at $l.37iz
per bu.
COFFEE MARKET-New York, Aug.
16;-Cohee-Spot Rio easy; No. invoice,
Stsc; mild quiet; cordoya nominal. Flu
lures opened steady with DeeeEzber un-
changed and other months points low
er and ruled speeulatively slack, and
further declined points under local pres
sure IN the absence of public support.
ana folloWing lower European cables,
with no public cables from Brazil on ac-
count OF the holidays. Hayre and Ham
burg reported to be weak under private
Rio and Santos advices, which have not
N<e-SA40N AASh W ScAItSoS WAS Increased
by small warehouse deliveries and dun
spot market; rallied later on covering,
finally closing steady with prices un-
changed to points lower Total sales.
$500 bags, including: September, 1860:
October, i.56c; November 7.65c; Decem-
Der, 1;I5c; January, a -S0cS5 March, 1850
7.90c; May, 7:95QSe. 20 90
NEW YORK, Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING,
r. lSl bbls; exports, 2,551 bbls; there were
bids out on several 4nes-of spring pat
ents and likely to go through, but the
market otherwise was very dull and cas-
Ter; winter patents,s g. fSGl4 10; winter
straights, $S.50Q3 so; minnesota patents
SS.S5Q4SO; Minnesota e BAKERS. s285Q3 Is;
rye Hour steady. W45ea tAR Receipts al.
20 bu; no exports; spot weak; No 2 red.
TIC elevator and S01scs f. o. b., afioat:
No. l northern, Duluth, ssB31sc f. O. b.
ahoat; No. hard, DuIutfs S51sc (. o. b
aoiiat; options, SeptefnbeK 7SAQ79 u-i6e'
closed 7S7sc; Deeember sS924GS1 11-1Sc'
closed S0zsc. Corn RecsiE5Es zS4, 800 blu;
exports, i70,130; spot steasE: No. 2, $40
I: o. b., afoat and 44Ssozelevator; op-
tons, September, 4SAGH9ss, closed 44c;
December, 40440ssc ctosedo49c. Oats-Re-
cceipts, 96, 400 blu; spotos easHsr; No q 26c;
No; 3, 251kc; No. Rllttes 2S1sc; No d
white, 271Rc; track mixed Western. 25H
927c; track white. 261k9S3c.
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HOLDERS WERE NERVOUS
PERSISTENT LIQUIDATION AND
COLORLESS NEWS CAUSED WEAK
WHEAT MARKET
PRIMARY RECEIPTS HEAVY
Corn, in Spite of Nervousness, Was
Firm in Small StOcks-ORts
Steady-PrOYisiOns Dull
and Lower.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS HEAVY

CHICAGO, Aug. 16-Wheat was dull
and heavy today under liquidation.
Wheat closed a cent under yesterday
Corn was nervous and closed &c higher
Oats at the close were a shade lower
end provisions zoe down FOR pork, I'M
changed for lard and 21z@5e lower for
ribs.
with a half-flled pit, colorless news
and conjectures and a fair amount of
persistent liquidation, the wheat mar
ket was decidedly fiat and embarrassing
It opened a shade higher. September at
74HD74zSc. principally in sympathy with
corn. Liverpool was merely steady for
futures and easy for spot; Paris, after a
holiday, was off equal to lc. There was
no cash demand to speak Of; outsiders
had apparently forgotten that this mar
ket existed, and the scalper alone placed
his little trade most of the session.
Bulls-or some of them-made an at
tempt at the start to hold the market.
but they met no support. One interest
threw half a million into the pit and the
market slid off. This bundle being dis
posed of, wheat In small lots came tumb-
ling in and September, after being check,
Western receipts finally sagged to 1875
@f3$4c. The close was weak, September
1c lower at 73Ae. Seaboard clearauces
Were equal in wheat and flour to $50, 900
pu. New York reported n loads taken
for export. ,a-
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu, COM
pared with 52S: 600 bu last year. Minneap
oils and Duluth reported 242 cars, against
233 cars last week, and 217 cars a year
ago. Local receipts amounted to 1852 cars,
= &c cars of contract grade.
There was more nervousness than ac>
tivity about the corn market. Country
aeceptances were tight In spite of the
nervousness the tone was firm. Kansas
was still in the grasp of a hot wave, but
the small stocks, the light country &C.
ceptances and a possibility Of squeeze
on delivery day, were the chief consider
ationS, and provided the nervous feel
ing. Liverpool was firm September
opened &c to sc higher at 3SBc to 391sc,
sold to 39asc and later partially in sym.
patty with wheat, dropped back to 3S7Bc:
at which the market closed &c over yes
terday. Receipts We're los cars. The
cash business was smaller and New York
reported only 36 loads taken for export.
Oats We're quiet but steady, helped by
the corn firmuess. Trade was principally
in the way OF changing September con-
tracts to October. Receipts were 29s
cars. September sold between 221kc anr7
21zse, closing a shade lower at 21T022c
Provisions were dull and Irregular
pork weak, lard steady, and short ribs
easy. Lard was in good demand by cash
people, and furnished support to other
products. but pork was unable to with
stand the bulling pressure of packers.
At the close: September pork, zoe lower
at Sl1S5; lard, unchanged at $685. and
ribs, 21z45e down at $685.
Estimates tomorrow; Wheat, 325 cars:
corn, l45 cars; oats, 800 cars; hogs, &c, 600.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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South St. Paul. Aug. is

South ST Paul, Aug, 10.
CATTLE-Receipts of butcher cattle
have been somewhat limited sthls week
on both Western and natives. and the
quality has not averaged good. Butcher
steer stuff has been particularly scarce
and common. The week opened with
prices a shade lower in spots, but the
market has ruled generally steady with
a good demand for all kinds, including
butcher bulls and Gamers, which have
sold at unchanged prices. There has
been a big supply of veal calves with
steady prices prevailing. Beginning with
Monday there have been heavy receipts
each day of common to fair stock cat
tie. This class has been hard to move
even at low prices. and the result is that
the yards are well sprinkled with I'M
sold cattle of common quality. Good
stockers have been easy sale at steady
prices and there has been an especially
good demand for good quality
heavy feeders. Everything in this class
has been snapped up quickly at salts
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peanuts. roasted, Id, 7c: BraziIs mar III
&c; pecans. medium, 11GllJ6c; hazelnuts'
per iD' 6gSc; ehestnuts, new. per 10, II
Bananas-Supply moderate; demand
active. Choice shipping, 81 25G3.
Figs and Dates-F4gs, new California
Oox, SIgl.lO; Fard dates, 10-lb boxes, "a
Sci Hallowee dates, new. 5hc. ~
apple CideraSweet. per Dbl. IS: sweet,
Dressed Meats-Demand light; supply
falr. veal, fancy, 7Q71kc: veal, medium.
67sci hogs, country-dressed, 51kGD6c; milk
lambs. pelts off, &c.
Poultry-Demand active; receipts only
1air. Broilers, per To- u9l3c: mixed
chickens, 7c; hens, &c; turkeys, 7c; ducks.
fancy, eye; geese, sc.
Flsh-Fair demand. Plckerel, per III
&c; pike, per ID. Sc; croppies, per ID 46j
DC; frog legs, doz. 49Sc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-17
W. M. CAMPBELL Commission co.
LIVE STOCK COnalssI0N MERCHANTS.
SOUTH Sf.PEUL, MINNESOTA
MEEKL4 MARkET LETTER

factory prices. Stock and feeding bulls
have been ready sale at steady prices.
Best mich cows are selling up to
$500, and the demand is good for the
best, while the common animals are hard
to sell except as Gamers.
HOGS-Receipts are running little
heavier this week. although we are still
not getting enough to supply the de-
mand. Our market has been a good one,
comparing very favorably with other
points in the country. Today the choice
hogs sold up to S5.1OQ515, with the bulk
at s5.O0Q5.02A. Rough packers are being
sorted out at $4500465.
SHEEP-In spite of breaks at other
points, our sheep and lamb market has
held up we'll Fat sheep and stock sheep
and lambs are selling fully steady with
last week and are in good demand. while
fat lambs have averaged a little higher,
the best selling up to $4S5. We have
had but few choice fat sheep on this
market and should be getting more, as
they are ready sale. Very truly,
w. NJ CAMPBELL COM. co.
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ChaS. Sechhoefer.
Attorney for Guardian.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OK
Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court
In the Matter Of tho Application for
License to Sell the Real Estate OF Anna
NJ KuhI, Minor.
On reading and filing the petition CO
William Hamm, Guardian Of the above
named Ward, praying thai license be to
him granted 10 sell at private sale the
real estate belonging to said Ward. and
satisfaction OF the Court, that 1t g reces-
gary for the comfortable and suitable
maintenance and support and education
OF said Ward and that II would be for
the benefit Of said Ward TO sell said real
II is therefore ordered. That all persons
interested in said estate appear before
said Probate Court, at a Special term
thereof to be held on Saturday. the First
In the forenoon, at the Court House. In
said County, then and there TO show
cause III any there be- why license
should not be granted 10 said Guardian
TO sell said real estate according to the
prayer of said petition.
And II Is further ordered that notice OF
such hearing DO given to all persons In-
terested, by publishing this order once in
zach week for three successive weeks
prior to said day OF hearing. on Friday Of
each week, IL It's st. Paul Globe, daily
newspaper printed and published IN said
DATED at St. Paul this Ninth day OF
August, 1900.
BY the Court
IL. s. =. W BAZILLE,
sudge Of Probats.
Chas. Dechhoefer.
Attorney for Guardian
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DULUTH.

DULUTH. Mimi. Aug. 16.-Market ac-
tive and lower; September opened un-
changed at 76%c; sold up to 1870, off to
&c off at 1870 Cash, 10000, attic over
September. December, which has been
selling at hc- over September, sold this
morning for 9sc over Cash sales: No.
600, TIC; car new, 765sc; 700 bu new, 769Sc;
No. northern, car 7512c; cars, mills,
76Bc Wheat-No. 1 hard, cash, 77%c; to
aa arrive. old, 777sc; new. rise; September,
cash, 75Bc; to arrive, old, 75c; new, 1870:
September, 1880; December, 763sc; No. 3
spring, 70Se; oats. 24Q24Ac; rye, 1910:
barley, S6Q37c; fax, cash, $40; to ar
November, N.22; May, S1.SS; corn, S91kc'
Car ectioE-Wheat, 55; corn, 6; oats.
g.. rye, 4; barley. 2. Receipts-Wheat, A.
S4l; corn, 9,404; oats. 1,559; rye, 53S; bar
75.417.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 1s-wbeat ono

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 16.-Wheat OPEN
ed nervous and weak
? September wheat opened at 74Ac,
against 74lsq741zc yesterday; lost i-iSe'
gained 1-l6e, declined to 737sc. hrmed up
TO Hcs lost 1-l6c, again sold at "a 1-16o
by l;SOi and by noon held at 73h074o
December wheat opened at 75Tc
aggSinsqt r5 5Ss@7 ~; Yesterday declined to
vanced to 75K@755se, lost i-16c by II 90 90
and by noon held at 75skc.
August 81, wheat closed at 7S1zc; Septem-
per Nr,a at .S5SGi ana December at rs Lice.
=. Open High Low Closing.
Wheat. ing. est. est. Thurs Wed.
Sept -. 74A' az 73i5 40 40 ~ 81,
December 76B 75% rs l-16 70 i-fs 753s-s:
Ofhcial quotations.: No. hard whoa
S6zc; No. l northern, 74Kc; No. 2 noT,ii,
ern. 72ac; oats. pc; corn, 3S1Ic: bar,ev
SSgSSc; rye. 411104S1sc: fax seed. 81 .S7jk.
CASH SALES.
No. 1 northern. Is cars. Toe.
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Bar silver, New York;. 81 81
Call money. New York ....1AQ1% 1AQ1h
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Early strength
the favorable London attitude and the
better complexion to the Chinese situa-
| ton, was disslpated later on by IiQuida-
tlon by room traders and discussion
as TO the monetary future.
The rise Of call loan rates to IL colored
assertions in some quarters that a STIFF
Ter rate would generally result from the
ceplet1on of the bank reserves by gold
exports. Operations by the banks thus
Iar thls week with the subtreasury show
a loss OF T.756.ooo. This can hardly be
reney movement, and receipts of gold
from Pacific coast points, so a heavy loss
IN cash is expected to be shown III the
bank statement The weekly reports of
the European governmental Institutions
We're scanned with interest in connection
with their replenishment of resources
from here Less than half of the re.Et
shipments of upward of 81, 900 900 w. re-
nected IN the statement. The Bank of
England's return showed an increase in
reserve of $3,&D5,000 and bullion increased
~, I56,9z0. These acquisitions caused more
liberdiity to borrowers, and loans increas-
ed 20, $50 600. The bank gained on balance
today on bullion transactions of S3,4iO00O
Its official rate Of discount was maintain
ed at per cent, but the open market
rate fell to 3is. The showing of the Bank
Of France was less marked in its prin-
ccipai items than last week. Gold hold
ings increased only $780, OO0 while Ioans
we're reduced s., 221 ,925 and circulaf ior1
Shrank So coo, 000
As the rise in prices of stock early to-
day was maintained with difficulty, pro-
fessioral traders who have been instru-
mental In the weeks advance switched
over to the short side and let go their
holdings. No increase in outside oiisi-
ness was reported, despite the apparent
STABILITY to the early movement in rail-
read stocks. This factor influenced
snort sales by operators who consider
the market top-heavy While there was
but little energetic selling in any quar-
ter, prices steadily receded, and ended
at the lowest. The price level on the
Gay, however, showed but few notable
changes.
Some wide movements were made In a
few of the specialties, notably Sugar. Pa
ellc Mail, Rubber and Consolidated Gas
The latter covered a range of over two
points, early strength being succeeded by
fail and a final rally, resulting on the
announcement that the stock was to be
restored to an per cent annual bas s
Reperts Of severe cut in prices of struc-
tural steel by Independent concerns i'm
parted heaviness to the steel group,
which also felt the general selling of the
day. Despite official denials of the ru-
jnored deal by the B. e. o. to absorb the
New Jersey Central railroad, the latter
STOCK moved up point at the outset,
but later lost the gain
The transactions in bonds today fell
off some, and the market showed irreg-
ular1ty Total sales, par value. 1880 Geo.
U. 5. government issues were all Il low
er In the bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Furnished by Charles H. r. Smith &
Co., members of the New York Stock ex-
change, Pioneer Press building. who have
direct wires to Chicago and New York.
npn
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ST. PAUL GRAIN.

Oats-Receipts, 9 cars; No q 24H052AIko.
No. white, 25IkQ26c. . ''z''
oo Gorn-No. 8. sS@SS1ac; No. yellow. 500
Feed-Granulated corn meal IN cotton
sacks. $3.50; coarse corn meal ton tis.
NO. no. 1 feed. SIS; No. feed. $3.50. No.
Bran and Shorts-Bran In bulk. 81 .25:
sacks, 100 lbs, $1275; shorts in bulk. sl2:
shorts in sacks 200 lbs, $13; shorts in
sacks. 100 lbs. Sl3.25; middings flour, bulk.
$Sdd; midd .ings, 2OO-lb sacks, $15 middnngs,
Hay-Market firm; receipts, Il cars;
shipments, cars; upland, choice so:
upland. No. l, sS.7599.25; midland, s6ls7;
medium % 50q6; timothy, choice, 3il so;
Rye. straw. IS; wheat and oats straw,
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CATTLE.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) .......... 80
a week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4Sz
a year ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3uU
Quotations: Choice butcher cows and
heifers, s. 75@g4.25; fair to good, $2.S5W3 50;
thin cows and Gamers, $242.T5; choice
butcher steers, $4.75@5. IS: fair to good
s4.25G14.60; fat bulls. S3.25@3.59; bologna
bulls, 81 75Gl3. 10; veal calves, SS.50Q5; good
to choice stock cows and heifers, $z.f5@
8; fair to good, 81 59GD2 Is; common and
tailings, $2ll2A9; heifer calves, $2.5913:
good to choice stockers and feeders S. 40
Clio; fair to good, s3Q3 Is; common and
tailings, $2.50@;2 90; steer calves, Esq
$50; stock and feeding bulls, s2.7593; stays
and oxen, 1904; mixers and springeTs.
$500
Western Butcher Catt1e-Fair to good
cows and heifers, $325Q3.60; good to
choice, s9.e0@4.G0; fair to good fat steers,
$400Q4.46; good to choice $440O$4. 20.
Receipts were light butcher offerings
consisted of a limited supply of fair to
choice cows, common bulls and cannec
cows. All sold at steady prices. A fair
supply of veals sold steady. In the stock
cattle division the bulk OF the offerings
were only common to fair, with a few
scattering punches of good medium
weight stockers. The good TO choice stuff
was ready sale at unchanged prices. the
fair stuff was slow sale at weak prices,
and the common dragged badly even at
the low prices statesmen were asking tn
clear. Stock and feeding bulls IN good
demand at steady prices.
Representative sales:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Coyne to ] Larlhln. 1t q, blk g.
LylonS add ............ ............. S7l5
Jennie II Brennan and husband to
Kate u. Smith, 1t 10, blk !, Palace
add add III, :: .;;..;..... 1,15O
James King to Blanche King. It's u,
IL and IA, blk 7. Summit park -
b ID Paine to Paine, und 1-3 1t
3 blk l57, Robertsons add, West
st Paul :.:;......;.....;...;.:... 10
Whitman, part II and It Is. blk
IL, Stinson, Il e. RS add ...... $40
% u Smith and wife to Jennie Il
Brennan, 1t 3. blk II, Summit park
add 80, 5000
III Eethers ct al TO III Bennett,
1t i9 blk Is. Mackubin & Marshan's
add ...,..., ........................... 100
Total q deeds) .............,,......S9.57
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of


Ramsey, s.. In Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Application for
License to Sell the Real Estate OF Clara
Kuhl, an Insane Person.
On reading and fling the petition Of
William Hamm. Guardian of the above
named ward, praying that license be to
him granted to sell at private sale the
real estate belonging. TO said ward and it
appearing by said petition, to the satis-
faction of the Court, that IL Is necessary
for the comfortable and suitable main
tenance and support of said ward. and
that II would be for the benefit Of said
ward to sell said real estate:
It Is therefore ordered That all per-
song interested in said estate appear be-
fore said Probate Court, at special
term thereof TO be held on Saturday, the
first day of September, A. ID. 1900. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Court
House, in said county. then and there TO
show cause Qf any there be- why license
should not be granted TO said Guardian
to sell said real estate according to tho
prayer of said petition.
And It iE further ordered that notice Of
such hearing be given to all persons in
terested by publishing this order once in
prior to said day of hearing, on Friday
daily newspaper printed and published
in said county.
Dated at St Paul. this ninth day Of Au-
gust, 1900.
BY the Court:
IL 81 e. w. BAZlLlE,
Judge OF Probate.
Ill
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-17
"GIiD,pses Across the Sea"

Is a clever little book by Sam T. Clover.
aad Will be Of particular interest to in
tending tourists to Paris Exposition.
IT Is q narrative Of a recent European
Tip ard contains Interesting information
about London and Paris.
Issued by Chicago. Milwaukee a 81.
Paul railway, and will be mailed to anv
address, upon receipt of six cents for post
Gen. i'ass. Agent. ST. Paul. MINI. = -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-17
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION


Other Grains-Winter wheat 20 cars;
No. 4 corn, s cars; No. oats, 20 cars
No. rye, ear; No barley, cars No
barley, 1 car; No. fax, car.
northern, Us cars; No. northern, 20
cars; No. 8, cars; no grade, cars; No.
. corn, cars; no grade corn, 1 car; No.
3 oats. cars