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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-14

The three cases Of George i. Holman,
w. G.. Benham and the Portland Ce-
ment company against the Salt Lake
city Water 4 Electrical Power com
pany have been consolidated for the
purpose OF trial. The case involves the
receivershlp matters Of the defendant
company and the trial was commenced
before Judge Hall today. Seven wit
nesses were examined on behalf Of the
various plaintiffs. and the case was
then continued until Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-14

end well, and has been steadily advanc-
ed until when he left San Francisco to
He is a young man, not yet ~, so he
has many years of usefulness ahead of
Kim. He was formally installed today,
and is now in full command of the
banking interests Of Wells-Fargo at
this point. Mr.. Miller has brought his
family to Salt Lake and in the statu-
tory time will be citizen. His course
since coming here has won for him
the good opinions Of local financiers,
and he Is looked upon as safe and
ct nseryative manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-14
The Royal nue Wrecked.

Washington, 1nGNov. H.-The Royal
Blue Baltimoi< Ohio Southwestern
flyer. St. Louis New York. was
wrecked 20 mile east OF here this
morning. Seyerapersons were injured.
one fatally.
The flyer was unnlng so miles an
hour and struck freight train head.
on. Both engines were smashed. The
engineers blew heir whistles before
they Jumped.
The one fa,sllynjufsd 10 q tramp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-14
Decree Of Foreclosure.

Judge Hall today rendered decree
OF foreclosure In favor Of plaintin In
the case OF Mary BriXen VS. ID. II. Cal
der and others. The amount Of the judy
ment Is 5000. with interest from Jan.
"a. 1902 at 10 per cent, $500 attorneys
fees and t24,50 costs The property FORE
closed is a part of lot 5. block So, plat a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-14
Hardware Company Sued.

The Denver Engineering Works COM
pany fled suit In the district court to-
day against the Salt Lake Hardware
company to recover $500 alleged to be
the balance due ON an account for the
sale of u standard Cammett concentra-
tors on May 10. 1901.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-14
Next Good Roads Meeting,

st. Louis. Nov. A.--l, Is announced
that the next annual meeting OF the
National Good Roads association will
be held In 81. Louis April e to 30. 1903
II is expected that between 1000 and
10000 delegates viii be In attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-14
Appointed Administrators.

Cecilia NJ. Mihlln was today appoint
ed Administrative Of the estate Of II. n.
Mifflin, deceased. by Judge Hall. The
amount Of the bond was fixed at 81 0OO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-14
Coal Strike
Hearings.

c4rbHafion Commission Begins Them MnesS Side VIII
BE Presented First Then That Of The Opesafors-
WW Consume About TOO Weeks-SeSsions Held in
Cbambes Of The State Superior Cousl at Scsanton, Pa
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
CHICAGO GRAIN
FAIR WEATHER IN THE NORTHWEST AND
A HEAVY SELLING MOVEMENT.

Chicago, Aug. 27-Continued fair weather
northwest the bearish factor In grains at
the opening to-day. Receipts were much small
and grading zero in this market. Bears
however, have expected winter movement to fall
off and have based their calcula tions pig
conditions permit Cables also were easy on
good weather abroad Selling was heavy for a
time and prices were depressed Commission 81 n
5sc lower, at 71Ac. to tic. dipped to 7OBc and
rallied to 71Ac. Local receipts were 1s4 cars,
S making oa for the
three points of 435 cars. against 495 last week
and I75 year ago
Selling of wheat in fair weather continued
until September was pushed down to 70Ac.
a rally on covering ensued but September closed
Clos Close: - Wheat-september, 7oHc; December
q 2ie e No. red: e&7 @7oc; Ns hard winter
ern spring, 75e; No. northern spring, 72@7sc
Corn started out weak on all deliveries Cables
tract tract @ grade Weather wa was not not the best % for
but as ysstepday the erNWd felt that the
rallied to 5s1Sc and declined to size. .'
ing broke the price Of September to 56ke, but
tho market was erratic and September rallied to
last nights close at 5shc. The close was
Close: Corn--september, 571Ac; =, December,
42%c; May. 3ohc: Cash corn: No 2, 500
SOS No e. tS a59s;s,on in the other grains
aHS s@sss on IN The
changed to Hc lower. at Csc to a2Tc and de-
clined to 325se: Receipts were 251 cars, eight
Close: oats-Ausust, 2eAc; new. s4Ac: Sep
tember, 2eAc; new: 32%c; Decembsr' 29&c g
new, aoAe; May, 3ossc Cash oats-No 2 2sc
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
COL. FUEL WAS UP 4
And There Was Otherwise a Strong
Opening in the Stock
Market. ..@ -.
The Coalers Were Very Strong-The
~. Market Then Becomes r."
Quiet.

New York, Aug. 2.-Opening prices Of stocks
showed general recoyeries from yesterdays de-
cline. Inc few scattering losses were not among
the leading stocks Colorado Fuel shot up nearly
points. Illinois Central rose .2A and st.
Paul a point. Otherwise the gains were frac
tional, but dealings were on large scale and
we'll distributed
The coalers became very strong with an enor-
NOUS absorption of Reading, dealings. running
into the thousands at every IS. Heading touched
7OM and the second preferred, Pennsylvania
@1h, Delaware & Hudson rose 2% eX-diyidend
Except for the spirited buying of Colorado Fuel
and Illinois Central, Which carried them to SIN
and 1888 respectively, the market was ra ther
quiet at fractional advances Duluth, South
Shore & Atlantic, Evansville & Terre Haute,
Consolidated Gas, Brooklyn Union Gas, Sloss-
Sheffield Steel and Tennessee. Coal advanced l
to 2, and General Electric 3. Southern Railway
preferred declined point. - ~
The pressure to sell turned prices downward
and the level Of the market fell below last
night except for this mornings leaders. Among
the western southwestern and southern stocks,
Illinois Central and St. Paul alone saved part
of the gain the former reacting ~ from the
best. United States Express made a gain Of
5A, Brooklyn Union Gas 4, Pacific Coast 81
the American Locomotive stocks point and
the United States Leather stocks large frac-
tions. The market then became dull and made
some recoveries.
Bonds were steady at noon.
The market hung steady for time and, and the, IN.;
s gsn TO sTH wsI fs aES e under last
Atchison early point, and Readings rise wa:
reduced to a fraction: Sloss Sheffield Stee!
rose an extreme 5%. United States Express 7H
and General Electric 4 u.
Chesapeake & Ohio and Western Union lost
point before the selling showed any diminution
Business then became semi-stagnant but thu
undertone became better all around when Col
lied to the best, the first named touching S2%
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson l. Co., Chamber of Commerce, Mime
apolis.
Closing prices are bid.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27

arm at sN "a per cent: prime mercantile paper
IN OOH per cent; sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at s4.87
for demand and - at sa:s415 for 90 days bills;
bills, $4:s3h @4.s4; bar silver, 521a; MexicaI,
dollars, Al Nc; government bonds steady; refund
Ing Is. registered and coupon, 1OsA; 3s, regis
tered and coupon, 1864; new 4s, registered and
coupon, 1873: old Is, registered and coupon, 103h:
5s, registered and coupon, 1O5. .,-..t,
me. NEW YORK: aug; 21:-Exchanges, $2o7 661,-
4S3; balances, $40, 253, 1T. Pc. -...,..1
BOSTON, Aug 27.-Exchanges. SIT 7,ss27s1 ;
balances, 81 1,6OO22S. - + -
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Gold premium at Lisbon,
2Shd. ,>h s-<* 81
PARIS, Aug. 27.--Three per cent rentes, 1O1f
22hc for the account; Spanish fours, S2.4O; pri-
vate rate Of discount, JIG per cent
BERLIN. Aug. 27.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 4SA pigs. .--a.. g. =. .a-.|
BALTIM0RE, Aug; 27.-.clearings ss,4s1 ,165;
balances $27S,7l7. Money s per cent.
st. Paul clearngs 81, ,154, ,532.O2.
MINNEAP0LlS, "a aug. 2!-Bank clearings to-
day, 81, 1862 964. 16; New York exchange. selling
rate, 25c premium; buying rate, Csc discount;
Chicago exchange, selling rate; 25c premium
buying rate, 25c discount; London 60-day sight
documentary exchange, $4.S43s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
All Prices Give Way Again Under
the Continued Good Wealth
p. er Reports.
Corn Needs the Sun in Iowa to Ma
ture It Fully Before the
Frosts Come.
Local Receipts To-day and Yester-
day 533 Cars Against 1895
Last Year.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, Aug. 27.-
Fine weather was the bear card in wheat to-
day. Conditions very favorable over the
northwest, good reports came in freely and the
speculative market sagged for lack Of buying sup
port, under very moderate selling. September
opened lac lower at 6614c, and dipped 10 ooU
66Lsc holding around this point for time, but
going to 6515@654sc on later weakness. Winni'
peg reported the weather very fine, with harvest
ing in full swing all through Manitoba, ana
the work completed In many sections just over
the line. The yields in bushels per acre are
fully up to general expectations with the usual
occasional shoWings OF phenomenal returns these
latter tending to bring the ratio for the whole
above the average much Of the territory as
has already been covered by the harvesters. No
precipitation worth noting was shown on the map
for the twentyfour hour period, and for Mime
sofa the forecast is for fair weather tonight
and Thursday The Dakotas have tile prediction
of cloudy weather and possible showers. Iowa
needs dry weather to bring the corn into full
maturity before the frosts come, and this Is the
important consideration IN the Chicago corn pit
Wheat continues coming into Kansas City and st.
Louis at pretty good rate comparatively, the
days receipts showing 271 900 bu, against II
900 last year. The northwest, however, has
continued light receipts, Duluth naturally suf-
fering the most the early movement. Not a
car turned up there to-day, while on this DAY
last year there were 1856 in. Minneapolis had
25l cars, against 511 last year, or the northwest
in all 251 against CAT. Taking to-day and yes
terday together. and the northwest shows up only
583 cars. against 1325 for the same two days
last year.
Lower cables were a little discouraging, Liver
pool coming Ad lower at first, and closing at
the decline. Primary receipts were 1.O5l. 900
bu, against 1.254o, 900 last year, and shipments
795 900 bu, against 6O7. 900. Wheat and flour
clearances were 594, 900 bu.
Near the close the market turned very quiet.
September moved up to 65Bc. but closed at
65Mc. December closed at e4ssc, and May, 66as
@66&c.
The cash market lacked the snap and activity
that ruled for the past ten days. and to-day 1t
was not easy to hove the wheat at firm prices.
The premiums held pretty well at &c over Sep
tember for No. l northern. and 1c over for
No. 2, but up to there was some grade
wheat held at the firm basis that was still un-
sold. For the new No. the average was 90 12c,
with some lots down to 69bc. No. 2 brought
671hc for the average. No. sold from 651ac
for new to 7013c for choice old. Rejected ranged
from 81 065c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
CHARITY OF PREVENTION
It Will Be Keynote Of Discussion al
!' =
State Conference in :Roches-;''>
8. ~Soo
ter in November.

Better cooperation between the admin
istrators Of county, city and state will
be the chief aim of the eleventh Mime
sofa, state conference of Charities and Cor
rections, to be held In Rochester the lat
ter part of November. The executive
committee, which meets in st. Paul next
Monday, has already announced part Of
the program. The place of the church in
cooperative endeavor will be treated at
length, and A. w. Rankin. state inspector
of graded schools will prepare paper
on the place Of the school in the work Of
charities and corrections.
The keynote of the discussion, however,
as announced by c. E. Faulkner, presi-
dent of the coming conference, will be the
charity of prevention rather than the
charity of relief.
Because a special effort is being made to
insure the attendance Of at least one COM
missioner from each county this year, and
in the hope of forming a genuine school
Of study of charities in all municipalities
the following resolutions were passed by
the last conference:
and discussions at this, the Tenth Con-
ference of Charities and Corrections, show
an unabated interest in the efforts Of the
various organizations whose object it is
to uplife humanity:
"2 In view Of the large attenda Zee Of
those directly connected with the work
and Of the excellence of the papers and
enthusiasm Of the discussions:
''3. In view of the relatively small at
tendance at these conferences from the
country districts, and with view to Sc
curing a larger attendance Of members of
boards Of county commissioners, keepers
Of poorhouses, sheriffs, and Of all those
interested in philanthropy in the broadest
sense:
"First-Resolved, That it is the unani-
nous sentiment of this conference that
each county should send at least one rep
resentative to the annual conference, pay
ing his necessary expenses but no per
diem.
"Second-Resolved, That it is the belief
of this conference that in SO doing the
various counties would be thereby enabled
to conduct their charity work on more
economical and better basis, thus saving
money and increasing efficiency. ..
"Third-Resolved, That we believe this
method Of disseminating informa tior
would succeed because some of the states
have adopted it and are annually holding
large and enthusiastic meetings.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
MUELLER ESTATE
A Case of Interest in the Northern
Minnesota Country.

Prague, Bohemia. Aug. 27.-There is
much local interest in the investigation
being made by the United States consul,
Ethelbert Watts, into the numerous
claims for shares Of the estate of Johann
Mueller, an Austrian subject who died in
Minnesota during the year 1900. Mueller
left farm believed to be worthless, but
which it is now reported here is worth
IS, ,OO0, 900, In consequence Of the discovery
Of minerals on the property. Among the
claimants are an alleged deserted widow
and children of Mueller and certain Bo-
hemian society which alleges that Mueller,
when it's secretary thirty years ago, en-
bezzled several thousand gulden.
Four American lawyers are watching
the proceedings In behalf Of American
claimants.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
Total sales, 995, 700.

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Aug. 27.-Con-
sols for money eo9sos for
son preferred, 106; baltimore & Ohio. 117%;
Canadian Pacific, 14aK; Chesapeake = Ohio,
SMl Mlwaukee ST. fef Paul. lea Denver kc
Grande. 5Oh; Denver & Rio Grande preferred.
97ai; Erie. a2A; Erie first preferred, 73; Erie
Louisville s. Nashville. 159; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas. 34H; Missouri, Kansas g., & Texas pre- re-
& Western, 73K; Norfolk & Western preferred,
95; Ontario Western, 371a; Pennsylva lvania,
ST. Beading so& Readng st
Railway, 41% Southern Railway preferred, 100;
Southern Pacific, 70; Union Pacific. 115A
Steel. 421a United States Steel preferred. 92Y
Wabash, "a; Wabash preferred, 49M; Spanish As,
81. Bar silver steady, 24Ad per ounce. Money.
21a @2% per cent. Rands, 11B; De Beers de-
ferred 225s. The. rate Of discount in the open
Of discount in the open market for three months
bills is 2A @213-16 per cent. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
AFTER ANOTHER
Republic Iron and Steel Said to Be Me-
gotlatIng for More Mesaba
Ranqe Ores,

Chicago, Aug. 27.-Oficers Of the Re-
public Iron and Steel company are ne
gotiating for the purchase of another ore
tract on the Mesaba range. Part Of the
tract Is being mined, and the company s
experts estimate that altogether it con-
tains about s15,0OO,O0o tons Of ore. ..
It has been examined by both the Cam
bria and Republic people, and 1t was prob
ably for that reason that reports Of consol-
idation were current recently in New
York. Officials of the Republic company
deny that any such deal is under contem-
plation. The annual meeting of the Re
Public company will be held in New Jersey
Oct. Is. ! ... = ...... ri
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
fms NSAT1SEArTORv

''You should be little more explicit in
your Statements said the editor to the
new reporter as he glanced over a batch
OF copy. "Here you say that the Hon. ].
Edward Cashly, who has been under the
care Of three physicians during the past
ten days, is now out Of danger.
''Wel1, isn't that plain enough ?" queried
the new pencil pusher.
Certainly not" replied the autocrat of
the sanctum. ''How is the uninitiated
reader to know whether the Hon. ]. Ed
ward Cashly Is on the high road to recov-
cry or dead and out Of the reach of the
three physicians?''
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS

MEW 31eas1 YoRK COT OK AVE- settca
very irregular with the bull and bears striving
for the mastery: The former had the advantage
frmer spot cotton, cloth and dry goods mar
kets tho latter sold on the theory that prices
We're high enough for the and that re-
a distinct disappointment. Before the close
of the first hour the longs had succeeded In send
and still later scored new high records before
the present bull movement sPecuiation, Spec ss; was
houses large sellers for profits: The south and
Europe sold at the start but later turned buy
ers The late cables from Liverpool We're de-
generous buying orders. Wall street continued
to aggressively bid up the January option
tion and had put out short lines on the basis
of s.2S for January the bull syndicate flooded the
try M fom 11re'S @
mendously active and every branch of trade was
e4 ta pehs hhe2 A ws e
SPOT armer, 44c higher to sA for middlins up
5000 bales compared with 1854 bales week
Spot closed quiet; middlingg uplands' Sc; mid
Coffee opened firm, with prices five points
lower realizing and to some extent by ru-
mors that from 10000 bu to 200, 900 bu septemi-
Der notices would be issued to-day by prom1-
nent house. But it was regarded as certain
that these notices would be promptly stopped by
would be bulish rather than bearish. BY mid.
day the market had recovered its opening partial
loss and noted an advance of five points In May,
with other months unchanged. Total sales to
that hour $1,000 bags septemRer 50c Rece%
ber 5.55c; January, 5.6Oc; March, 575@5.soc
May, 5.so@5.9o; July, &c. No important t. fur "
ther news regarding the crop was received TO- TO-
day though primary markets presented a firm
appearance. Spot steady to firm; on fol
Rio is; Rio steady; No. Rio 4, $s.25; exchange
12d. Receipts, $4,000 bags. Cleared for the
United States. 1000 bags; cleared for Europe
5000; stock. I'll 900. .
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 2kc; centrif
ugal 96-test, 39ac; molasses sugar, 25@c; refined
lated. 4.65c.
Moiasses-Firm; New Orleans, 3o@4oc
Quiz ar
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
MISTAKEN.
Chicago Record-Herald,

"Your husband seems to have pas
sion for editions de luxe" said Mrs. Old
castle as she was glancing through the
magnificent library Of her new neighbors
'Oh, no. the hostess replied, "them's
nearly all printed in English. Josiah tried
French for three weeks once by a new
system, but gave it UP and went to
takin' Turkish baths.''
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
MONEY REPORTS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 27.-Clearings. s19.-
OIL $40; balances, 81 395, 51S. Money, AZ as per
cent.
CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Clearings s22ae1 .ass:
balances. So, ,395, ,621; posted exchange, $4.S5A
for 60 days; $4sS on demand; New York ex-
change 2Oc discount.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.- Noon Money on call
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27

The decline of the trees on Boston Common
is now attributed to the clearing Of vegetation
from their bases. This practice leads to rapid
evaporation of needed moisture and lessons the
fertility of the soil. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPO
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Wednesday, Aug. T.-Extra creamery but
fe fpes PACKING steady
veal, steady. Live poultry, lower. Green
fruits, steady. New apples, lower. Pota-
toes, easy
o BTTTER-Extra !; M ereameries, per lb; 1sc; hrsts,
er b 9c seconds per D 5G des extra
per lb, 12c: packing stock per h. 12c; ladies',
lirsts per ID, 141as; seconds, per lb, lie;
per doz, 15c: strictly fresh, case count 12c;
checks and seconds, per doz, Sc.
twiIi or fats faney per s 1e
Es 52s No. ns2 p per = pc So @ss; 5nbsrzsS s
Pc i' e"5Sss gsF 80 Nc ss Df@oi psS It, n
per ID, 1914 @16hc; TO- 2, sh @ec; Young
Americas fancy, per lb, 12@12hc; choice, 11@
Turkeys. large toms and hens, per
young, per ID, 5@6e; springs. per lb, SC; ducks,
DRESSED MEATs--veal, fancy, per h. SO
S fa5 to Soa 5n c % small
dressed, per lb, 6m6hc; mutton. thin. per ID,
Sc: milk lambs, pelts Off, fancy, s@ec; milk
ssts Ea sdn &C. RSr Sessy e:' b nGs s. light
FisIlAPtke, large, per h. &c; pike, small and
% e sa per % psRer TO- per sf e
gec; s'lnfsh, per lb, 3@4c; bullheads, skinned,
per lb, 5M6c.
R%EGT PR%%TAToFSNs P5FNgopEgSsn per Hv s5s &c. ,r,
ON1ONS-Southern. per sack, 81 home grown,
pF1 M. SSi grown. per Du $50; four.
DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow, per bu, 81 IS:
medium. per bu, s1.80; green. fancy per bu,
S71 Ser S sfssa Sc medium per bu $780, marrowfat
DRIED BEANs--Fancy navy. per bu. 50 25;
So, fair to good, .si.4o@1. .25::
ger 6ri: So; cooking. per bFi. sS:25 box: ~
WEST Dcc coAST FRTTsPeaehes raRer2 sooPe per box e
Sms oss per ffsfs bn
psr 5o1 W nssss sias rsps psr
MELoNs-Watermelons. large. per dog, ST.:
@s waternelons, ern mediVn3 per do1 s225@25o
oRANGEsRLate Valencias, all sizes, 'i, per 'b box
1o Ra RsS box Ms;ssnas
'Ffs s'9s S4ee per bf Sn0sf
bh1ckBESREsPer sat crate 81
BLUEBERRIEs- Per 1eqt crate, s175.
GRAPEs-Concords, 1o-lb basket, soc; Ives
! BANANAS-Fancy. large punches, $2.75 me
dum bunches So, ,25 80; small punches, SEQ
| 2.75.
vEGETABLEs-Asparagu new per doz., 75c
new beans I string h per hu, $1;25@M1; e. so; yMc va:
egg plant. new. per doz, s225; radishes, hom
grown. per doz b1nches. l5@2oc; onions d og green zen
tuce, heads, per doz, soc; mint. per doz, 3O@
40c; parsley, per doz. soc; new squash. per doz
81 turnips new, per bu rs; carrots Sro per bu b
SOC; caulihower, per do7, Csc; celery, HON
| grown, per doz, SOC.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Aug. 27.-Butter-
Steady; creamertes. 15@1shc; dairies, 1914 q
18kc. Cheese-Steady; twins, 10c; daisies. 101!
Steady: loss of, cases returned, fhc. 1ce<
| Poultry-Steady; turkeys, 12A @13hc; chick
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27
THE FLOUR MARKET

CONTINUED QUIET AND STEADY TONE
SALES MODERATE.
The market is trihe weaker in general tone
but price changes slight. Demand Is not
very active and sales moderate the whole.
Shipping directions are coming freely for old
lots. Some new business is being entered for
future delivery.
Shipments 81, ,sO4 barrels.
Prices are quotable little lower first patents
$3.S5@3.95: second patents So 7O43SO; first
clears $;}.OOM3.1O; second clears, $2.20.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-27

DULUTH GRAIN, Aug. 27.-Wheat was weak
err Flaxwent of during the session but ad-
vanced later. The September wheat premium is
narrowing down. There was not a car of wheat
received to-day. Wheat opened sc off at Csc
for September and 65asc for December. Septem
Th close was point better. October flax sold
down from $1.35, the Tuesday close, to 81. 80 Y.
November to $1.32. December to $1.291a. Re-
ceipts, wheat. none: oats, 8; rye, 4; barley, 2.
Shipments wheat, 3s, 7SS bu; rye, 1925. ~
Close: Cash No / hard. T21sc; to arrive. 701ac:
No. l northern cash, 7OAc; arrive. 6s1ac: first
half September, 6sssc September. e1Ac: Decem-
ber 65Ac; No: northern 6s1sc; No 3. 651sc,
s1.S71A; oats September, 32kc; December,
29kc; rye, September, 49Hc; cash, Soc