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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-09-13
NO. 81

| the judges shall try such eases, whiat
! they shall be aa athorized to decide imrIa
| diately after trial and without writtes
! opinions. The first court to be organizes
/ under this amendment shall be composef
/ of the present. Judges of the Court of An
peals for the Parish of Orleans. who shah
| contlcue III ottiGe until the first day of De
| cember of the yearo of the expiration of the
| terms for which they were respectively
| elected. or until such time thereafter as
| their successors may be elected and quail
he'd; and upon the e1pieation OF the tern
| Of the present two judges Of said court
which term expires il 1904, there shall he
elected at the general State election neyt
preceding the expiration of their terms of
/, otico, two Judges for said court one there
OF for q term olelght years, and the other
thereof Tor u term OF twelve wears. And
upon the expiration Of the term of office ol
the other present Judge thereof, whose
term expires III 1908. there shall be elf.. All
st the general State election next prk,.eJ1
, ing the expiration Of his term, one ,Jud~e
Tor the term OF twelve years. All subsc-
quent elections for Judges for said cont
shall be for term of twelve years ana
shall be held at tie general State electinn
next preceding the expiration of the tcrm
OF the Judges OF said Court. SAID Conrt
snail sltln the Parish Of Orleans and shall
hold its sessions from the second Mondar
IN October until the end of the month ~
june OF each year. "a
Vacancies Gccasioned by death resiono
ti0n or otherwise, shall lie filled for thsni,
expired terms by appointment of the Gap-
e nor, with the advice and consent Of fhr
Senate 'i'
) The Judges of SAID court shall each ro
! celye salary of Four Thousand Dollars
per annum, payable monthly on his own
warrant.
All appeals within its jurisniction from
th9 Iar'shes II Orleans, st. James. St.
I ~ ~ {ljf
PlaQuemines, st. Bernard and shall he re-, ra,
tafnable TO sad court, and the costs Of I'll
ing the same shall be, as now. fixed Nv M
constitution or the law, until otherwise
regulated by law " 100
- Section !. Be it further resolved, etc
1hat fhe foregoing amendments To ths
Articles Of the Constitution Of this Statn "lle
II adopted, shall become operative on lie
lst day 0f January, 1853, and ali cas..a
pending and undetermined on said data
IA the Supreme Ctnrt snan be finally des
!eilnlnea ny said court and all cases bend
ms ana undetermined i'll the COnrts of
Appeal as pow constituted shall be trans.
feffed TO the Courts - 4 EHasl, asornan;z-
ettuHder these amendnsef ~ Eayintr fnris
dlction under tla forsga A, amensnants
of the cause, and without costs to thn par
ties. p'i-
Section 3. ae IL fnrthav ,sa, sas aa
!i*t 4afd proposes amendments as sjtG
e. 9tI9eGtfan ~ Eetil2aa ty I#gIa#s 81. +;
we Goi2@iiI f3#in III LTttIst%ssa ara Az.
genera! election laws Is ttss,is state a4 III.
congressional election 5u ID ,at.fa NJ tf,i-
s'fate 40 $oFenthas, iso=.
fneaieeg u Tho iioesa il anf.sgtaEyss .1ttt
sisae1.l A!.5h3i EsI10FIHAi.. -
L4Ststhltt4t Governor .atd 1resi3v.sa 9f thf
Aopsova5, .t:.sg ssz. i .g.1aas
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shall indicate. as provided in the general
election laws of the State. whether he
votes for or against the proposed amend
ment
lSigned) J.Y. SANDERS,
Speaker of the House of Represen tatlves.
tSigned.l ALBERT ESTOPINAL.
Lieutenant Governor and President of
the Senate
Approved: July 5th. A. .. 1902
w. w. HEARD,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary of State.
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Visible Grain Supply.
New YORK GRAIN and Rroduoe.

NEW YORK Aug. 25.-Flour-Receipts
1925 bbls; exports. 11.420 bbls; fairly
active and Iirmers ON spring wheat brands;
straights. 50. 4O@3.55; Minnesota patents,
SO. 1904; winter extras, 5000. 25: Minne-
sofa bakers. $3.15Q3 90; winter low
grades, 81 1908. 05. Rye flour steady;
fair to good, $3,20@s 40; choice to fancy,
50 5O93 20. Cornneal firm; yellow west
@3 .55. Rye steadier: No. 2 western 60A O
@56c c. i, I. New York. Barley dull an ana
easy; feeding, 4Sc Buffalo to arrive.
= Wheat-Receiptss 1865 bu; exports.
yator; No; red, 7S@7sAc T. Q. b. afloat;
No. northern Duluth. S4ssc f. 0. b. afloat.
After opening steady on foreign buying
and local covering, wheat reacted because
OF larger Northwestern receipts, only to
advances later on renewed demands from
upturn were big seaboard clearances,
Northwest buying smaller primary re-
ceiptS, the corn advance and light Offer
ings Closed firm at "a gle net advance;
May 74k@75Hc, closed at 75Ac; Septem-
'ber,' 751k@763sc. closed at 76asc; Decem-
Corn-Receipts, 1880 bu; spot firm:
No. 2, CSC elevator and CSC f. O. b. afloat;
option market opened irregular, Septem-
Der up on covering and December down I'M
der free offerings. 1t then steadied up
sharply on general covering helped by
higher cables, shower predictions and the
heavy Visible supply decrease; closed par
tally * W1Ac higher. the latter on Sep
TENDER: May, 44H@45Hc, closed at IS g;
September. 64M 066Ac, closed at e6jkc:
December. ATS @49c. closed at 49c.
Oats-Receipts. 213. 900 bu: spot unset
tied; No. z, new, Sec; track mixed, west
ern. 36@37c: track white 45c; option
market ruled generally firm al day or
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

Milwaukee, Wis.AF1our steady. Wheat
higher. a. Close: No. 1 northern 77@79c;
No 2 northern; 74@77c:' September, me
Rye--Higher; No. 1, 53c. Barley-Firm
No 8, 75@77c; sample, 100000. Oats
Lower; standard, 35Ac. Corn-Septem-
Liverpool--Wheat-S strong: No. 1
spring. IS 4d; No. 2 Western winter, IS
lad; No 1 California, IS sd. Futures
quiet; September, 6s 3D. December, SIS
10%d. Corn-Spot American mixed, quiet,
5s lid. Futures September nominal; Oc-
tober, SIS SID; January, As I'D
Toledo, Ohio-Wheat-Dull, firm: cash.
73Ac; September, 7314c; December, 72Nc;
May, 73Ac. Corn-Active, strong; cash,
611ac; September, Gle; December, 42%c.
Oats-Dull, steady; cash. csc; September,
95c; December, SIC, Clover Seed-Ac-
tive easier; October, $5.75; January,
IS. 55; No. 2 aIsyke, 81. 5@7 80. Rye SIC.
. Kansas. City .-Wheat--September
66Ac; December. 63A @63%c; cash, No. Z
hard, 657a@6 7ci4No. red. &c. Corn
September, 49$c; December. 35@35Mc;
cash, No. mixed, 5S@581sc; No. white,
59@593c. Oats-No, 2 white, 36c.
Visible Grain Supply.
i NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The visible
supply Of grains Saturday, Aug 90 as
compiled by the New York Produce ex-
change, was as follows:
Wheat; 2Q.6S5,O0O bu, increase 425, 900
bu.
Corn, 3.423ooo bu. decrease 2,1o5, 900 bu.
Oats, 2.072.000 blu, increase $40, 900 bu.
Rye. 391 000 blu, increase "a. 900 bu
= Barley, 125,000 bu, Increase "a, 900 blu.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

Minneapolis = Wheat started about
where it left off Saturday, nothing having
to change sentiment in any degree. Trade
was very light. Chicago reported a scare
ity of orders in the pit on either side, and
the opening business principally of a
small scalping nature Liverpool was
easy at first, but a trifie firner on second
cables, closing sd off. Broomhall reported
wheat opened at 67c, dipped trife and
hesitated but finally turned firmer and on
a slow advance touched 67Rc, holding
around S1Ac at noon. st. Louis corn cor
appointing reports Of threshing returns
began coming from the Dakotas. Cloudy
weather was general over wide area
Sunday, but the weather map yesterday
showed no important rains, aside from
Moorhead. The forecast was for cloudy
weather for Minnesota and the Dakotas,
with possible showers.
Minneapolis had 366 cars, as against 624
last year, and Duluth received 40, against
1913. At primary points receipts totaled
1,202, 600 bu, against 1858, 900 last year.
and shipments $500 against sol, 900 bu
Wheat and -four clearances equaled 1922,
900 bu. Worlds shipments at 1884, 900 bu
6, Ss5, 900 bu last week and s,74s, 600 bu a
year ago. The figures for this week are
without the India shipments, unobtainable
as yet. Australia shipped nothing. Amer
lea sent out 6,000.000 blu, Russia 1,400, 600
bu, the Danube $4,000 blu and Argentine
10000 Blu. The quantity afioat for Eu-
rope. at 25,S24 0oo bu; shows increase for
creased 425, 900 blu, making the present to-
tai 20, 6S9, 900 bu.
The market continued firming up and
just before the close September touched
CSC, closing firm at 67%c. December
closed at $3.50 and May at 67%c. The
cash wheat premium weakened again by
about 1c all around, and new No. north
ern sold at &c over September. Receipts
were liberaEcomparative so-millers
were fair buyers, there was a little OUT
side inquiry and the market was well
cleaned up on the good wheat Considera-
BILE smutty wheat was seen and even
where so light as to be scarcely noticeable
the millers passed it and concessions were
made on some such lots. No. 1 northern
brought Tic for nearly everything. Some
No. TO arrive this week brought zoe,
and to arrive in twenty days 6SEc. No.
2 northern sold at 69c for the bulk of the
new. Old No. 2, Of which there was a
7Sc. No. to arrive sold at 681ac. Old
No. 8 brought TIC, and new No. 3 Csc. Re-
jected wheat ranged from Csc to CSC, and
no grade from &c to zoe.
The following was the range Of prices:
Closing
Wheat-open. High. Low. Mon. Sat.
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contract arrivals and covering Nav closed
SSsBc; December. 35A @S674c, closed at
,Coffee--spot Rio firm: No. invoice,
5Ac; mild, steady; Cordova, 8611hc.
Sugar-Raw firmer; fair refining. 2Rc;
centrifugal s6-test, 3asc; molasses sugar,
Beef firm; family, $15@16 so.
Pork firm.
Lard firm; prime western steam, $11.2O.
Butter--Receipts, 5.551 packages; mar
ket steady; renovated, 1414 @17zc; fac
Tic. -
Cheese Receipts. COZ packages; firm;
new state, small colored, full cream,
fancy and small white, 103s % 10*c; large
colored and large white, 10c
Eggs-Receipts, 5.587 packages; state
and Pennsylvania, 2O@21c; western can
dled' 1S@1919c; do uncandled, 16@1Sc.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
STEADY. Wheat-No. 2 spring, 73@74kc;
No. 8, 70@7ohc; No. z red, T3@73izc.
-Cern-No. 2, COO. Oats--No 8 white, SO
sae RyemiNo 55 2 &c RareyaFSair to
81. Al; No. 1 northwestern, $1.46. Tim
otfy Seed-Prime, "a As. Pork-Mess,
per bb1 SIG .S5@16.90. tard-Per 100 lbs,
SO. 1910. TN. Short Ribs-Sides (loose),
$40. 05@1O Is. Shoulders-Dry sailed
iboxed}, So @SBc. Sides-Short clear
6boxed) 10A @10Bc. Whisky-Basis of
high wines. $1.31. Clover-Contract
grade, $9.1e. Receipts-F1our, 49,
600 bbls; wheat, 2s1 900 blu; corn, rs, 900 bu;
oats, 100000 bu; rye, $4,000 bu; barley,
$4,000 blu. hipments-Flour, 10000 bbls;
wheat, 365, 900 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats,
1872, 900 bu; rye, II 900 blu. On the produce
exchange today. the butter market was
steady; creameries, 15@1S14c; diaries, 1917
Ollie. Cheese, steady, 1o@1O&c. Eggs,
steady, fresh, 17Ac.
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Two Cabinet Members.

WASHINGTON D. C.,Aug. 25.-Sec-
rotary Shaw has returned to Washing
ton, and will remain here until toward
the end of the week, when he will go
to his Vermont home to meet Presi-
dent Roosevelt
Attorney General Knox left Wash
ington today for New York and will
sail from thatacity for France We'd
nesday on the steamship Oceanic.
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consisn Your Hay and Grain to
LOFTUS--HUbBARD
Elevator Go.
Incorporated, $4,000.
State Weights Furnished.
Members Board of Trade.
ST. PAUL AND SALTWATER.
Farm mares, choice ........... 1O0@125
Farm mares, common to good. 6O@1O0
CHICAGO Live Stock Market.

$4,000, including II. 900 westerns; choice
higher. others slow; good to prime steers,
$S@S75; poor to medium, s497. %; stock
$50; heifers, $250@6; Gamers. $1,000
2; so; bulls, $225@5. 20; calves, s2756S;
Texas fed steers. $3@5; western steers,
g5.9O; Hogs-Receipts, q, 900. market
@7.65; good to choice heavy, 81. 1901 72%;
rough heavy, $6.S5@7.S0; light, Sc. 900
75O; bulk of sales, $7.1O@T35. Sheer
Receipts, $4,000 head; sheep steady:
lambs. lower; good to choice wethers
S3.50@4; fair to choice mixed, 50. 5OG3s 75:
western W stern sheep, $2.5O@3. IS; native lambs,
SS,59g6; western lambs, 81 .5O@5 10 Of
hogs; 11,167; sheep, 2,273.
shsn n11pm1ean3tGs-Cattle. 1921; hogs, 1867;
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Falls Dead While Liftinu Hav.

DENVER, III, a4ug. 25.-G. W. Shin
kle fell dead tonight at his home near
here while lifting a. bale of hay A
blood vessel IN his brain ruptured
under the strain.ri He was seyenty-five
years old, and ole, Of the most prom
inent citizens OF Hancock county, and
president and one of the founders of
the Harmony Mutual Fire Insurance
company.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

> Sioux City, Iowa-cattle- REGENTS.
S cows mari market steady; beeyes, $6@S. O5;
lows; D9ils and mixed. 81. 50@5; stockers
S'Igo; market 15c higher; selling, Sc SO@
South Omaha, -Cattle-Receipts.
beef steers. $4.75Qs; cows and heife Ts
Saga 20; western steers, 81 .50@6; Texans,
"a .2o@5 %; Gamers, 81. 55 @3; stockers
5000; 10@15c higher; heavy, $707.i5:
mixed, 81 .05@7 10; pigs, $6@7. Sheep
receipts, 10000; steady but lower: year
Kansas -Cattle-Receipts Ia. 900;
steady; beef steers, IS. 15@8.10; Texans,
81. 50@4.25; COWS and heffers, 81. 5000. so;
Receipts. 1000; strong to Toe higher;
heavy, 81: 1907. 45; packers, $715@T. 80;
medium, 81 :20@7, 40; yorkers, $7.10@7 Is;
pigs, IS. 1907 3d. Sheep-Receipts, s, 900:
strong; sheep, $3.40@4:25; lambs, So. 7O@
o.SV. l3pS aLSs31BTyxs ssSasIs5k
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Beers Sail for Home.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Aug. 25.--
The British transport Staffordshfre
sailed today for Cape Town with 1909
Beers who had been prisoners in the
detention camps on these islands
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Aug. Chopper today
was weak in tone. the movement on small
scale and values slightly. lower. STANDARD
spot closed at 10;S0@11:30c: lake. IL 500
casting at 11.S8@11 45. English values
declined Is Sd, spot closing at e5s % Cd
and futures at Esq. Users of the metal
are taking. no more than is absolutely
necessary for their. immediate needs
The foreign price of tin was lowered Ell
for the day, spot closing at e125 and flu
lures at ,G121. The local market
was tlso easier. spot closing at
Is @2S. 35c. A small jobbing trade was
filed on this basis. 49,
No new features in lead. Both markets
were steady. and unchanged, locally at
41sc and abroad at Ell Is Cd
Spelter gained aelittle at London on an
improved demand. spot closed 2s Sd higher
at els. New York remained unchanged
but firm at s. soc. alH-e
Iron in the domestic field ruled firm
and nominally without change War
rants, no quotations given. No. 1 foundry
northern, $23 OBS; No. foundry northern,
$22@29; No. 1 fodndrS southern, 22@23;
No. 1 foundry southern soft, 1870 D23. Eng
Iish markets were firm, with Glasgow
quoted at BIS I'd and Middlesboro at 53s
I'D. frse
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Among the shippers on the rnarl.et
We're; Il. f. Hughes, Dickinson; J. Moen
y. j. Guam, Starbuck; T. " Phelps. Mil
nor; T. Emerson, Elmore; G. F. Warner.
LISBON; j. c. Staley, Bismarck; Robert
Carr, Selby; DR. Jones. Ipswich; j. Haight
Schudler Bros, Sisseton; F. E. James
Pierre; Malsed & Williams Milbank:
THOMAS Coner, Braddock; H. e. Stiles
tldgerwood, N. Anderson & Co. Rrooten.
Sacon Bros, Havana; A. Hauge Hanson
& heeS, SandoWn; RuShfeldt & Daniels. Mi
NOT; T.. 3 De Lancy, Harvey; Willis e
j1angdrldge,s Velva;, Theiscn & Benolken.
amer Sc abraham, Albany; J. Sorenson. g.
isGleyl Thief River Falls; o. w. Brink 4,
L. Larson, ST Hilaire; w. L. Edgerton IA
Ada; L G. Winkjer. Brandon: ]. Schmidt
Me1rose; v. BATE. Avon: First Nafionai
Bank. Bottineau; First Bank of Cary
Gary; w. c. McHugh, Minot: w. SheIly'
I.angdon; j. E. Peterson, Earnburg: q
torgenson, Lakota; A. Bergleund, Kath
ryn; ii. Raymond, Mandan; H. CampbeII
steele; G. Gackle. Medina; H Kaye. Maj
Zones. Lima Springs; D. A. Johnson
CLAYTON: ]. j. Lenertz, Comfrey: IL. r,
S barr, Tracy; Owatonna Live Stock Co.
Midway Horse Market.
Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul. MINI
SsaIIel 5 q zimmerman report that market
branches of the market AIfhonrh A.
outlet was not large, the demand wa
STRONG enough to warrant a satisfae+orv
trade the ensuing week Values:
~ tSI D seAud S165 a 24C
1920 SliSitS 14OD165
RraIters. common to good. I259140
SsAliu iualcs' extra .-............ 125@15o
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Il He Just Things So.

If man has new story. better let
MIN tell it.. and get 1t over with; he will
not be satisfied until he does.-Atchison
Globe.
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BOLDNESS AND DASH
THIS MARKS THE RETURN OF A
WELL KNOWN SPECTATOR
TO WALL STREET
EFFECTIVE OPERATIONS ARE
QUITE LIMITED. HOWEVER

Very Determined Demonstration for Adj
vance Shown in the General Market
Support Shifts From Southern Pacific
to Baltimore g. Ohio and Union Pacific
Gains Among the Changers.
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Cattle Hogs Shoe

Cattle-Today's cattle receipts were
$ the heaviest in the history of the wards,
The bulk ran to westerns with only a
small part on sale. No Quotable change
: ~ prices son any kinds Market fairly ac-
tive on everything except stock cattle.
which were slow sales. Representative
Butcher Steers
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STOCKS AMI MONEY ABROAD.
Business Dull in tohdon, but Prices Are

LONDON, Aug a2255 .rBusiness on stock
exchange here today Was dull but prices
were firm. Consols -wefe quoted at 90 1-l6
on the report of an early issue of So, 0OO.-
600 of French rentes: Americans were
firm and improved quietly on small con-
tinental orders. American coal railroad
Morgan had declined ITO interfere in the
anthracite strike,s but buying by Amer
leans hardened them. The favorites today
We're Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, Bal
timore G Ohio and Erie. The conti-
mental gold demand was sufficient to Off
set all the arrivals.
Paris-Three per cent rentes 101f 15c for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f
1Sc. Spanish As, 50. 65.
Berlin-Discount rates, short bills, III
per cent; three months bills, IA per
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PRODUCE AND ERuIT.

Commission Row, Aug. 25.-Tradine in
the open market at today's meeting G
the Produce Exchange established the
following prices:
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CHICAGO, Aug. -Butter-Steady:
creameries, 14@1819c; dairies. 13h @171hc.
Cheese.--Steady; twins, 10c; daisies, 101I o.
Easy; loss off, cases returned. 17@f7hc;
Poultry-Iced. easy; turkeys, 1215 913hc;
chickens, 10h 0121zc.
Elgin Butter.
EIGIN, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-There were no
butter on the Board of Trade today. The
quotation committee declared the market
steady at 19c, cent lower than last
week. The sales of the week were GIG, 900
pounds.
Liverpool Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 25.-Hams, short cut
quiet. 56s; lard. prime Western in tierces,
steady, SIS
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Hogs--Prices 1O@15 cents higher; re-
ceipts light; offerings. including a few
cholce light hogs, but aside from these
the average quality was fair price range.
$aQl.35; bulk, $7.10@7.25; rough sorts,
S6;S2 es6 80. Representative sales:
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s.B.Sho!ItWeIl & Co
GRAIA STOCKS.
National German American Bank Building.

do 2s coup. /. Jos ;
do 3s reg ..106 i
do So coup. log
do n. As reg. -133
do n. As coup. 1873 !
do o.. As, reg. .t09 /
do O. IS coup .109 I
do 5s reg -. 104 y
do 5s COUP. 104%
Atch. gen. As. .103 \
| do ait. As .... 9GA
B. & 0. As. 1888
do 3hS ..... 94E
do conv. As. .115
Can. So, Eds. .110L
|. Cent. of Ga. 5s:110H
/ do 1sts inc -. 81
G. & o. 4ks. .10SS
Chi. & Alt. 31as 8a4
!, C.,B. & Q.n.4s. 951
C.M.& St.P.g. 4s112H
G. & NV. c. 1915
/. c., r. I. P. 4s.109.
Gee & StP.g .4s102c
Chi. Term. 4s... 89E
Col. & So. As. 94%
D & r. G. As. ..10f1
Erie p. ]. As. -. 99%
do gen. As. 861
Il. w. & DC. 1st114
Hook. Val. 4ks109
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Sheep-Receipts liberal, but only a part
placed on sale Demand only fair, with
prices weak to 10 cents lower on all kinds.
Representative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
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State Grain Inspection.

!. Other Gyainsz- Winter wheat, 26; No. 8
.Noosa oats, 10; No. a northern oats, IA;
Ty y 10 baris Sg i; i No b ar gF8e
barley ~ f, No I northern fax, 8. ~ '0
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No.
northern, 141; No. 2 northern. 725; No. 8,
IS; no grade, 5; winter wheat, /; No. 8
corn, !; No. oats, s; No. 4 northern oats,
z; No q rye, s; No 2 barley, 8; No. 8 bar
ley, 2; No. barley. 81 No. northern
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Nay May :. 81 s5H 81 !,1s sly s ss
Bee fsst :: IS s 6 * ss% s az 6 6"
~ On @Tfack-Official closing quotations
Aug. 25: No: hard old. 77Ac; new,
153c;@ No. 1 northern, old, 75c; new,
697zc; oats, 31Ac to $3.50; to arrive, 32c;
corn, 55A to '56Ac; rye, 46Ac; barley,
40c to &c; fasS 81. 43A; flax futures Au-
81. BIZ.
Flour-Nothing developed over Sunday
TO change the general situation material
new cash wheat here and some weaken
ing. of the premium. Demand for flour
IS fair; For the day shipments were So
iO0 bbls. First patents are quoted SO 900
= second patents, So. 1903 IS; first
CLEARS, $S@S.10; second clears, $4,000
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-26

'-eas Fss--i II
MEX. Cent 4s.. 50
| do g1stlinc ~. 31A5
I'M. & St. L. As. LOG
I'M, *. & T. As. 109T
do IDS ..... ;. '84h
IN. Y.ssC-s 1sts. :. 1Ol5s
do gen. 31ss.s ). lot
IN. ]. c. gen. 5s. 1876
Nor. Pac. As. ..104H
! do IS .....s.. f74k
IN. &c w. con. 4s102
Reading gen As. $685.
lSteL. & I.M.c.5s 116h
St.L. & S.F.4s. 100 =
lSt. L. S. w. lists 99k
do IDS ....... 1917
IS A. & A. Ps4s. S8B
$50. Pac. As -. 94A
$50. Ry. 5s 121 n
III. & p. lists. .-.120
1T, St.L. &c WAS S3K
Union Pac. As. :104B
do cow. 4s ..111A
wabash lists .118h
! edo Eds .X99
! do deb B 80. Tx
West Shore As .113A
j ". l.. e. As. 96
! Wis. Cent. As. SO
|Con. lob. As. ;. 64A
I -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-26
Daily Wheat Movement.

The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-26
London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver steady "a s-16d per ounce
Money ~ per cent. The rate, of dis
count count IN the open market for short bills
1916 per cent. =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-26
1oaradt etnembpsJaaT Ell.

DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. 25.-Wheat
gained 1 cent today in September, on
large. trading, December improved &c
and was so4newffats neglected. Cash pre-
lntumeias high and shippers and mills are
bidding here for new In store. Flax adj
vanGeJf lLb fcentSrs Stocks here are at the
low point for EeaEs,5 but. may show further
decrease this week. Changes in stocks
Whoat .iaSs store; 562,926s blu; decrease, 472,-
SO bu; corn, 1.245,s unchanged; oats, 8, 93s
crease 10,031 bu; barley, 94,690 bu, in
crease IS. S95 bu; flax. 46, 245 bu, increase,
2,319 bu. Today's receipts: Wheat, 40 cars
ments-Wheat, 53;999 bu. Close: Wheat
No hard. cash, 751ac: to arrive, 73kc;
No: l northern, cash. 731Sc; to arrive,
Der, 701zc; December, GS3se FIax1Cash,
$1.45; to arrive, $1.43; September, S139
October, 81 80; November, s1.32%. Rye-On
track, 491ac; September. 49c. Oats-To ar
rive, .SS1sc; September, 32Ac; December,
soc; barley, 10000.