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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
DEFECT IN IlTLE
interior Department Raises New
Issue in Oklahoma

Issue IN Oklahoma
Guthrie, O. T. May 1s-Aecording to
the Alva Courier, a new question has
been raised in Woods county relative 10
proving ur on homesteads. The case
mentioned is Is follows:
a couple OF years ago. Mrs. Elizabeth
Huckel proved Up on her claim and
shortly afterwards sold it. She received
her final receipt from the United States
land Office and when she sold the place
she turned this over to the buyer The
purchaser has since sold the farm and
the present owner has again closed deal
for the same land. but the last buyer
demands an abstract OF title Vow it
appears that Mrs Huchle didn't prove
mp on the tract Of land. as her home
stead TIL more than ten days had elapsed
after the date she advertised TO make
proof. The law provides that party
can make proof at any time within ten
days after the date fixed by the Office
as designated ia the notice. but that If
proof is made after this period thar the
applicant must make supplemental affi-
davit. showing cause why he did not
make proof in the time as advertised.
IT seems as though Mrs. Huckel did not
make this affidavit and that the matter
was overlooked by tho local office. but
now comes the department Of the interior
and refuses 10 issue a patent unless this
affidavit is supplied. and to cap the eli
max. the present whereabouts Of Mrs.
I9uckel is unknown and the parties inter-
ested are unable 10 secure this supple
mental proof The result is that the
land has passed through several hands
and several deeds have been executed
from seller TO buyer aud yet the gov
ernmcnt VIII not issue patent. II will
probably develop some nice questions and
If the matter is taken into the courts
promises q long and hard fight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
CONFERENCE With GOVERNOR
COmaBche County Delegates Want
Their streams BridGed.

Guthrie. o. T.. May I2-The delegation
Of citizens here last Saturday from Law
ton and Comanche county held a long
conference withGovernor Ferguson rsla-
tive 80 ihe putting in az bridees over
the principal streams in thar county. The
heavy rains cf the past few weeks had
demonstrated 90 the Comanche county
people thst they must have bridges and
for this reason. they decided. while in
the eity. % consult wiki Governor Fer
guson about the matter
Kiowa count. has shree uew bridges
and Caddo county two bridges up and
ready for ass. Governor Ferguson -un-
der a rulinE from the interior depart
ment IS required &c assent to an bills
tor bridges aad county supplies before
they are psid hy the department He is
in favor ~ piaoins new hr.ises in Corr
sncae county and the matter wiU De-
looSed after as soon as his oa7oe can
reach this business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
REVEALS A eREAT SECRET.

It is often asked how such startling
cures, that puzzle the best physicians,
are effected by DR.. King New Discovery
for Consumption. Here's the seer
cuts ont the phlegm and gerLl-infected
mucus. and lets the life-giving oxygen
enrich and vitalize the blood. 1t heals
the ingamed cough-wOrn throat and
lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs
soon yield to Dr. Kings New Discovery.
the most infalIible remedy for all Throat
and Lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles
SOC and S1.00. Gehring's Pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
White Ribbon Remedy
Can be Given in Glass CT Water
Tea or Coffee. Without Pa
TENTS knovleSce

Nh.te Ribbon Remedy vii cure or de-
strot, The diseased appetite for nlcohalf-
sSinuiants. whether the patient IS q ren-
IIine1 lnehriate- "a tippier'- sa-fes
orsnker or drunkard ImpessIlie f9-
stss one 70 nave sn appetite fn- ai,-akaige
LIQUORS sitter Esinc Ahtte Ribfon Rts-esl,-.
ENDORSED BY Members Ct w. c. T. u.
Mrs. Moore. Press Superintendent -
v oman s Christian Tenlperance F-rlar
ventura California. Vrites- II rave
Tested " hire Ribbon Remedy an verv ab-
sunate arunkaros. and the cures hst-e
peeu Wsr3- ln m1ay eases the F..r,,..s.-
was Siren secretly. / cheerf1ifx re~er,,
mend ard inQorse N 1ife Ribbon Rayn.4s,-
MeGnoers ~ oar Naieu are delEchtasf fo
rnu n practical and economical trert
nent % aid Us in our temperance work =
Ms A. 4 Cowau. ~ the Narsar,-s
Sh9istlan Temperance Inion. states. y
k1ow - s. many people redeemed fsnn1
The curse ~ drink b2 Abe Wh..t Ribbon
give q 4 trial.
Druggists or BY matt 81. Trial nackare
free sy writing or calling - MRS 4. n
TOWNSEND tf0r years Secretary II the
Womans Christian Temperance T-nios3.
rs FREMONT ST. BOSTON. MASS Sala
In Wichita By Hooking Moore Drug. Co.
&c Z. Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
MURDER
cOLOREO BOY SHOT IN COLD
BLOOD.
BY Man Named Brooks, Who Has
Fled the Country.

Guthrie. O. T.. May 13-Eighteen miles
east Of this city. at Ebey's railroad
camp. colored boy, sixteen years of age
known only by the name OF "One Gun. %
was shot and killed al r. O'Clock last
night by a cclored man by the name Of
Brooks. II is alleged that Brooks COM
manded the coiored boy 20 give him a
coat which he had In his possession. and
when he refused. Brooks Immediately slot
the boy, killing him. After committing
the crime Brooks left the camp.
The body OF the coiored boy was brought
70 this city and the officers We're notified
the crime. Sheriff Carpenter imme-
diately left for the camp. and is now
looking into the matter. IL is stated that
the boy has q sister at Ardmore.
Georgia Edwards. but whether she is
single or married is not known. Ebey
camp is on the survey Of the Choctaw.
near Iconiufn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
TO EXTEND ROAD
Rock island VIII Push Choctaw
From Enid to Dallas.

Guthrie. O. T.. May IS.-The announce
ment was made today that the Rock
Island viii extend the recently pur-
chased Choctaw north from Shawnee to
Guthrie and Enid, and south from Shaw
rec through Asher, O. r. McLish. J. r.
and Dennison and sherman TO Dallas
Tex. II is already completed To Asher
and the survey is begun from Guthrie
TO Enid. The Rock Island is charging
the Choctaw shops at Shawnee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
NINETY-NlNE YEARS
Farmers Institute Takes Out a Long
Term Charter.

Guthrie Q. T, May 13.-The Pottawat-
omie county farmers institute has been
chartered by Secretary Grimes for a
term OF ninety-nine years. under the
laws Of the territory passed by the last
legislature. The principal places OF bus
mess are at Tecumseh and Shawnee. The
trustees are Ewers White. g. r. Bailey.
Charles f. Barrett. A. p Watson II
G. Newcombe. Shawnee: John A. CAR
w Fl. Hunt. J. X Saxon, r. II NcCu-
ister and c. c. Cottren- Tecurnsah.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14

nif8biF nfted ana furnished f9r the ers
Ct thf SICK A1 iostlseme re- GOATS 81 g
diEsass1 admitted. bat aH ofhtF alaessfs
that are ueualsg trsatra st hospitals ara
gvcceselsiiy treatel here iaciudiaE
Whisky. Cneaiue ard Morghiae Iiabiss.
absoiufely glarlntsed 1tefnan- married
or Single can nad eais retreat nsfs
durins e5Haneu.car. ard a nome fa rse-y
case feand for rae ehal 81 feqnrrI A
horns fes fhe peer an4 r.sh elae. - sH
operations ard mftirai fF. .sfneas ars
free. and tae eaiy charge thsf - usfe -
the ordinary kosplfei i-e. nhieh is ia-t
rasush e. uar ths ~u1r-4E exrrrses -
the inzutstier 4he beEf of rsfsfeuees
given when requires Mffts faf r.fcs.af
% fse sAfsrtha Waehinafou HoTas.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
BLOOD
POISON.
CURED sY BOTANIC BLOOD sALm.
Heals Cancer. eating Sores. Ulcers,
Carbunoies. Offensive Eruptions,
itching Eczeus-Stops 6one

Botsnic Blood Balm ~ g Bl kris or
destroys the cC1tTactasl ~ interIresi
- son 1r kl-tls - tft bleed Heals st
III rrsIitS nf E.1ui Poison s.rh s
Ulcers. eatiEg- festeriug sores rlnraeS
u11ersiFc eTtzFttoDs ceEEsr-eo,Drea snsr=
2 1co,s E1tenss sore threat roz1th or
gums STDRS an acfes 81 annss hsek
- sosuts, failns aslsr end itchrE s-1art-
lnS sSil- Aekes the blood rlre and gsch
BOTANIC BLOOD RAIN Ef-ARtE-
TIED - cure The worst ard c1css lecn-
seated c-ses afteT aa ess= fails Fur e.
selrs t1e standard remedy far Bs,s-f
feison- csnccT ard Tn1i.Ere ala,l
tTeuhies ike itching SGABHE F-CZEAI a
cazcNiteieS. sz-pill-z. rnsltzlE lisrrl css.srrss
and az results q IuUuue rainsed
htne-- Heals eFeyE sore. rrGrcf1r The
e..tsFe i-2-dE Aogo = clean, heafrav eerzl-
tsrn- tfaFsnE tise ssri1 free frum erar-
eFslcrCe - tre ft1ed Efcs5 La.E carr-
s-s sesc of pare fclsllir insrsiien- TsgrzE-
Glsts- s. - sarEs isastia Swtla ~ Es-naz
Balm sent tree ari Frepsid 81 Vritinr
8lesOd halm Co - NtteheH ST Atlantis.
ts1- Lescrllse srVUrlc, 4uG free fles czI
aEytcs se-t IL seale1 iet-sr. sod ln
Sssctfra .br e. p rotss Tsrzz CO.. st--fz@-
II - North Santa Re aFenGe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
TO BECOME CITIZENS
Four conVicts Recommended for Re
lease by Warden Jewett

Guthrie. o. T.. May l3.-Governor Fer
susou has issued citizenship par5ons 70
convicts in the Lansing punitenuary,
whose terms VIII soon expire. Warden
Jewett made recommendations IN these
cases
Chas- McCroskey. convicted in Wood
ward county in lsa9. of larceny " domeS-
tic animal, three years sentence
Chas. Johnson, convicted ~ robbery IN
Kingishcr county in 1880. and sentenced
to three years
Joha Mason. iisposins RI mortgaged
property ia Pawnee county, sentenced 70
three years iu 1ssa
l. y Weaver and VIII Henden. con-
victed II robbery in IIacoln county Sc
lSls ard sentenced 90 Use wears each.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
ACTIVITY or C0LlMA
Mexico FsaS ssouatagu That Thrra-
tens : nfsturhasr@

Cuadalaiars. Mexico. Nav E - Tbe
Colirna volcano shows strong Indications
~ 3 grear eruption and The iahsbitan.s
living ia the valley as its base are NOV
ing 70 a SAFE distance from tbe T-sak
from which smoke and puns ~ Game
have heen belchiRs Tor several DAYS
AIoua1 Coiinaa has threatened renewed
causing the Serk AZ construcsioz Il the
extension of TIE Mexican Central rail-
road q ManzanIiio. passes rear sbe base
~ he mountsiR. 70 cease tempour5ly.
The route ~ the exJenstoR VIII prob
ahls D. changed n ooder % avoid any
posssbie disaster TIA; al sruu-son Frisi.s
bring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
q ~ x ES EIA.
''s.s.'' q &AzZ1zs(
COULDN'T FIND FLEET
sseneTaI JeGrie-. an American. Cut
Hnntfn. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

fanana aiat fe frmii1n er-
a.sts Br5ca csicuita 49, C.@let rr
nsndcd ~ Gcrerai s~E-ss aFf ~
t8s Jnsta States viea ssHs1 Helre=-
dayg gMzv 8 from shls aoft. reformed hare
trie s-rreaE v1th feH p-aresH cap
rlTf-5 90 1antia HsF Tnclagh tss crsr
rsfasal 81 fass 1n eaa'ezraur rrferrtas
20 ERE rtare ~ IRE resta fsrrai
Isrrrrs the rrFo afoerF na1r
knev orf h.s mrtrnf G-frai 1efrifa
caused ths oose, fr1 Pra - aEr
eul o. - e.arcns1. ast faer4 80 sTes pf
tfe r.sr1r,t. 1at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
FIRST ONE GARR0TEO
Reeaf0rt Executed for Sfur,Ier ia Pre-
vince OF f'cnga~.

Manila, MAY ia man named Rica-
fort. convicted 81 murder. was executed
today at Lingayon. Vpital of ihe prov
nee of Pansasinen. Luzon. Ricafort was
the first murderer TO be garroted since
American authority has been established
in the Philippine islands The officials
Nho witnessed this execution think the
system employed insurss quick and
humans death. but that such an cxecu-
tion IS revolving 20 see
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
RUSSIANS AND ARMENIANIANS
Timely Arrival orTrOops save Latter
Prom Ma~4ncrr

St. Petersburg. May i3.-serious Rus
sian Easter riots have occurred IN the
province of Kuban. North caucasia. he-
tween Russians and Arlnsnians The lat
ter were outuumbcred and routed The
Russians then stoned the houses 81 ths.
-Armenians end piiiassd their shops The
Armeuians would prob3biy have been
massacred. but Ter the timsly arrival of
troops. Many arrests were mace.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
DENNIS STILL A GIANT
His Great Enfiaeaee at Washington Il
Manifested again.

Guthrie. O. r. May ls----he persons
who have contenGed that jgicsate Dcalis
T. Flynn was not st7'ias in Washington
as the representaEiFe ef oklahoma in
congress have been sarced TO change their
views considerable owing to the fGct tnat
the men recommended by him, Gillette.
Pancoast and Beauehaml were apDcinted.
despite the protests that went in against
their appointment. The matter ysas Close
IN watched b. oklahoma people aRd the
fact that Flynn secured the appointmene
Of these men IS consid sred a signal VIC
tory fer him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
OuT OF DANGER
Queen Wi,heimina'S Physician can
Sow SAFELY Lerve Her.

The Hague. May I3---It is announced
from Castle Loo that the condition ol
Queen Wilheimna continues 10 improve.
The physicians Of her majesty are 80
highly satisfied with her condition that
Or. Roresinss VIII leave Castle Loo to-
morrow % resume bis hospital duties II
is understood that with tne departure of
Or. Roesings the bulletins concerning her
majestys health viii be discontinued.
Messages consratulating her majesty
upon her Improvement have been re-
ceiv=l non. All the f1.eisa court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14

Ten inspectors VII 6e added % The
force. and VIII be stationed in the towns
not now having inspectors to look after
annals used for slaughter.
Mr.. Beeblossom is much pleased with
the results OF the work during the month
of April and has taken much pains to get
tlc system in good working order.
Heretofore il has not been the custom
to have monthly reports and this IS
found to be OF much benefit TO the office
in this city. 1t Is anticipated that the
June report and possibly the May report
viii be much larger when it comes to cat
tie than heretofore owing 70 the fact
that cattle fattened on grass viii be used
for slaughter and at the present time it
has been hard TO get cattle for butchers
use
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
SANE LlKE 4 sToNE wall.

Between your children and the tortures
Of itching and burning eczema, scaldbead
or other skin diseases How? why by US
ing BuckIen's Arnica Salve. earth's great
est healer Quickest cure FOR Ulcers.
Fever Sores. salt Rhcum. Cuts. Burns or
Bruises. Infalibie for Plies 25c at Geh-
rings Pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
WEAR TsKES THE OATH


f-srtl-.- -tan. 1feF 1-ElEr NJ ~
Eansss tassar srex fss eatr ~ aesar ~
cror- fssianer q -.eaarH enc fe-s
fs-err ar aa1 serrs scftse rE
h1s aeE atfes Hr Nare has sffesHfr-
~ fT fhe rra-t - is 81 raEe ra
z-ee-ee-ert 81 fre eT - aa 49,
-alrlssrErI-n - thf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
CHARGED With MURDER
Frank Cochran Given Up toIxentucky
hA Oklahoma.

Guthrie. o. T., May l3-Goverror Fer
guson today honored a requisition issued
by Governor Beckham OF Kentucky for
the return u Galloway county. KentucKy
OF Frank Cochran. CHARGED with the DE~-
der there Of Leuie James. He is uno-v
arrest in Tecumseh. O. T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
OKLAHOMA CITY AHEAD
It's People Eat More Beef and Pork
Than Guthrie.

Guthrie. o. 4. May Is Secretary Z.
z. Beeblossom OF the oklahoma Live
Stock Sanitary Commission. has received
reports OF the inspectors Of stock for
slaughter in the various towns OF the
territory for the month ending April g.
Under the law The inspectors are required
TO report to the Guthrie office. the NUM-
Der Of cattle and hogs slaughtered every
month The report is Us follows:
rIcs- f~affg-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-14
tirs. Mesurrer Gets pHores.

cours 2irs Martelia 2 sicEurnev So
Cured q dlvorce freu = 3 = arrsr IN
the grounds ~ -FisfTerE a-li an.snsian-
ment Roth PARTIES ciatra eairsEa as
thsir former p'aefs ~ rcei4ercs. They
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-30
MINNEAPOLIS.

MinneapOliS-Wheat turned steady and
drmer, and held for the first hour around
Thursdays closing point, without so much
disposition shown towards LIQUIDATION
About the only new feature of nature to
strengthen sentiment was the cooler turn
IN the weather in the extreme Northwest
and this, while in no sense disturbing was
considered important enough to bear
watching Enderfin had an hour rain dur
ing the night, and it was raining at Ana
moose, N. D., yesterday. Hankinson had
cloudy Skies and it was generally cooler
and cloudy up to Winnipeg. The temper
atures at number Of points were under
40 degrees and down to IS degrees at one
point, this revfving the fears of frost
damage should the present condition hold
The coarse grain influence was about
stand-of, September oats stronger, Sep
TENDER corn weaker, and later strength in
December corn. Chicago had a very quiet
session in the early part Liverpool eased
Their European markets were quiet Ar
gentine reDortS were less optimistic than
Of late. 1t is said to be too dry for wheat
in many places, while the flax is badly in
shipped 1900 Blu, against $4,000 bu last
week. and 1873. 600 year ago. Receipts in
the Southwest show less of an excess over
last year. Kansas City and St Louis get
ting 256. 000 bu, aginst 247, 600 blu. Pri-
mary points had in all 972, 600 blu, against
1.123.000 last year. The Northwest re-
year Minneapolis getting 323, against 40.
and Duluth SO, against 227. Wheat and
flour clearances were 527, 900 bu. Local
stocks will decrease this week by about
550, geo bu-
September wheat opened &c up, at
65hc; sold to $3.50. came back to 65h
and held very quiet. The other options
showed no greater interest
The Modern Miller says farmers are
preparing their land for seeding of the
next winter wheat crop, and conditions
generally are favorable except in some few
sections. where ground is too dry, and
others where too wet. Everything indi=
Gates that large acreage will be sown
Wheat in the stack is being threshed. and
this work will be general after fail pIow-
ing is finished. Another large movement
of wheat to market is then probable. The
quality and condition of wheat from stack
is fine The market broke at the close
September going to 64& @64Bc. and clos
ing at 64M @65c. December closed f1rmer
at 647sc, and May also shade over yes
terday. at 667sc.
No. 2 northern worked to the September
basis. There was some business at &c
over. but after time September price
made the figure. No. / northern was
easier as well. and while there was some
b1siness In few choice lots at &c over,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-30
Metals.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-The local mar
ket for tin eased off 10 points on spot to-
day and so points on futures. the latter
feeling the effect OF heavy selling pres
sure and for which there was practically
no demand as an offset November and
December were quoted at 25.75 &c. 25c;
spot at 21.40Q27.50c. London also re-
ported easier values, spot and futures de-
Ginning les and closing at E123 los for the
former and Els IS Cd for the latter.
In copper very little change was noted,
although the tendency of values contin-
-ues downward and the tone of the mar
ket at the close was officially described
as weak. Standard closed at 1880
1I.10c; lake, 11.40911.69Mc; electrolytic
and casting. 1I256
H.3z1zc. The movement in the English
market was dull and the price there was
lowered Is Sd under liberal offerings
Spot closed at E51 IS Sd and futures at
G51 los. Lead was quiet and steady all
around. New York closed at 4Bc and
London at E11 Is Sd.
Spelter ruled steady and unchanged 10
caf1y at SIC, and at London at E 10 Is Sd.
Iron was steady but quiet and un-
changed in the domestic market. War
rants were not F9uoted. No. l foundry
northern. S23925; No. foundry north
ern. $22@23; No. I foundry southern, $22
%; No foundry southern. soft. $22Q
%. Glasgow closed at 57s Cd and Md
dlesboro at 6ss.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-30
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

Milwaukee, Wis--FIour steady: Wheat
Firm; close: No. 1 northern, 7607615c;
No. 2 northern. 7s9753Ac; September,
6sAc. Rye-Higher; No. I. 52@521kc
Barley-frregular; No. 2, Csc; sample. As
@55c. Oats-Higher; standard, 35c. Corn
September, SIC.
Toledo, observation-disclosures; cash
7fAes September, 1Ac December. 71hc
bid; May, 72Ac. Corn@DuIl, strong;
cash. Gle; September, 59e; December,
411zc. oats--More active. stronger; cash,
Csc; September, 3452c; December. 311sc
Clover Seed-Fairly active. firm; October,
S.. IN; January IS. 2715; No. 2 alsyEze,
$3.50; No. timothy, $1-s5G1- 80; rye,
5Ijhc.
Liverpool Wheat-Spot. No. 1 north
ern spring. 6s 33sd; No. 2 Western winter
quiet, IS; No. 1 California steady, IS 41ad;
futures quiet; September, 5s 10Ad; De-
cember, 5s 10d. Corn-Spot American
mixed steady. IS 111zd; futures steady:
September. nominal; October. 5s lad;
January, As I'D.
Kansas City, Mo-wheat-Se September,
64A @643sc; December, 63063 &c; cash,
No. hard, 66c; No. 2 red. Csc Corn
September. 46A@46Ac; December, 3S24 G;
cash, No. 2 mixed, So &c; No. white 59c
Oats-No. white. 34G35c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-30
MlnneapoIls curb AUG. q.
DULUTH.

DULUTH, MINI, Aug 29.-wheat was
very duh and steady today, with small
volume of trading. December closed I'M
Der &c up, after fucfuating within &c.
Receipts-Wheat, SO cars; oats, s.: rye,
1: barley, s; fax, 3 Shipments Wheat
$1,000 bu. Flax was &c off for cash. but
&c up for September and October, while
November was 1ac under. 1t was active.
Close: No. 1 hard, cash, 705sc; to ar
rive, 695sc: No. 1 northern. cash 691s G.:
to arrive. 6S1sc; first half September, CSC;
September, 671sc: December, 651sc; No. 2
northern, 67Ac; No. 8, 65Ac; flax. cash,
$1-44; to arrive. $1-3S; track. S1-45; Sep
TEMPER, $l34h: December; H;2SA; No
cember, 295se; rye, September, 4S% c.;
cash, 491zc; barley, 42460c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-30

the bulk went at &c over September. For
new No 1, 671zc was the average. Old
lots brought 721a @751sc. No. 2 northern
sold at cosy G6614c for the bulk. No. 8
brought 63Q641c- Rejected brought 610
63c, and no grade 6212c to 5Sc.
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat-open. High. Low. Fri. Thurs.
Sept ......s5R s5% s4% 6 65A
Dec ......64lA 645s 64X 64s 64X
On Track-OfheiaI closing quotations
Aug 20: No. 1 hard wheat. old, 1871 c;
new, STAG; to arrive, 67Ac; No. 1 north
ern wheat, old. 76Ac; new, 662e; to ar
rive, 66Ac; No. 2 northern wheat, old.
Tic; new, 65Ac; to arrive, 64Ae; oats,
sos @313sc; to arrive, soc: corn, 56A a
SIC; rye, 47c; barley. 40@62c; fax, 81. 38A;
fax futures, August. S1.3s; September,
81 311a; October, 81. 26$1.
Flour-Except that a further slight dip
IN the premium for cash wheat makes
-four prices just a trifie easier MiIlers
are not forcing sales and are not dis
posed to shade prices to any extent, pre-
ferr1ng rather to pass some Of the bust
ness offered Demand runs principally
to Sman-lOt orders, but the business in
its entirety makes up a pretty fair total
For the day shipments were sc, 0S3 bbls.
First patents are Guotable So. S063. 80;
second patents. So. IS 03. rs: first cleans,
S3@3 10; second clears, 81. 20.