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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
Negro Found Guilty.

Huntsville, August 1s.-(Special)-D. Willie Wales, the negro wife murder. was found guilty in the circuit court today of murder in the second degree and sem fenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
SLACPILE NOTES
Beat once more but not dlsgraced.

Beat once more but not disgraced.
 Rip Ragan and Dusty Miller left last night for Memphis where they will win ter, they say. Hennessy is in Cincinnati Delehanty is in Cleveland If he hasn't got lost on the way. Moore has gone to Flor ida, where he lives and Hafford is still here This Is the extent of the strike news. It looks bad-very bad--for the bad-acting ball players.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
Boston 12.7. Cincinnati o-s.

Boston. August 1S.-Two heavy batting games were contested here today, Bos- ton winning the first and Cincinnati the second in ten innings. Attendance 31oo. Score
 First game RH. E. Boston ..SOl 3l2 Ol--2 r Cincinnati Q, q. .. ..OO0 GOO 000-O
 Battries Willis and Moran Walker, Harper, Baker and Street. Time l AS.
 Second game R.H.E. Cincinnati Q. . :. .OO0 S20 101 Is 12 Boston g.. e. .. .. 1O2 100 300 or IA
 Batteries: Chech, Overall and Schlei; Wilhelm, Harley and Needham. Time 214.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn i.

Brooklyn, August 1s.-In pitchers bat tie here today Pittsburg defeated Brook lyn. Attendance 2000. Score: R.H.E. Brooklyn .. .. . . :. 100 GOO 0O0-1 5 1 Pittsburg . . 101 900 00O-2 5 o
 Batteries; Mcintyre and Ritter; Leever and Peitz. Time 40
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
Atlanta g. Nashville o.

Atlanta, August 1S.-Atlanta took the third consecutive game from Nashville to- day by punching hits in the first inning. Attendance, 1649. Score: RH E. Nashville 900 GOO O00-0 2 Atlanta ,. POI GOO OO*-3 8 l
 Batteries: Streit and Kellacky; Zeller, Burnman and Archer. Time, 1:4o. um- pire, Carpenter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas Milwaukee no game; rain.
 At St aul-Minneapolis 6; St. Paul 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
St. Louis il, Philadelphia g.

Philadelphia. August 1S.-Hits were plentiful in today's game and both Brown and Pittinger were driven to the bench St. Louis finally won by punching five hits in the ninth inning. Attendance 2SS3. Score: R.H.E. St. Louis .. .. .. .. 100 BIO 30S-11 15 Philadelphia .. . :. ..210 050 0l0- 9 12
 Batteries: Brown. Taylor and Grady; Pittinger, Sparks and Dooin. Time 1:50
 When 1t prints god. it IS q good cut The Gawk Engraving Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
wasbinoton 5. Cleveland o.
Chicaco 6, New York 0.
Detroit 2, Boston i.

Detroit. August 1S-Detroit won pitch- CTS battle from Boston today, Crawford scoring on the squeeze play twice, after h:s long hits. Attendance, 15O0.
 Score: R.H.E. Detroit .............O .O10 600 01*-2 2 Boston ....................OW O0l WV-l l
 Batteries: Donovan and Warner; Young and Criger. Time, 1:40.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
New Orleans g, Memphis 2.

Memphis. August 1S.-New Orleans easily won today's game by daring base running and errors. Both Manuel and suggs were wild. Attendance. 12O0 Score:
 RH.E. New Orleans . . 031 900 OPS 10 Memphis .. .... O00 900 101-2 8 Batteries: Manuel and Stratton; Suggs and Hurlburt Time, 200 Umpire, Breitensten.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
Manager stahI Is Suspended.

Cleveland, O., August 1S.-Manager stahl of the Washington American league baseball club received notice of his sus- pension for three days by President Ban Johnson of the American league. The action on the part of President Johnson was taken as a result of an attack on Umpire Connolly at the close of a game between the Cleveland and Washington clubs at Washington several days ago.
 Perhaps it is not etched enough: send It to the Gawk Engraving Go. Peoples phone 276.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19

Ddu-dSNiHS Ooit PAo1%i''
 Here's what the Memphis Commercial Appeal says of Umpire Shiebecks work in that city: The umpire was the target for many jeer. He was impartially in- competent and amuse believers in dis cipline by talking back to players during the series of disputes. In the case of this arbiter 1t seems like a word of warning from pr residential Headquarters is abso- lutely necessary.
 Memphis News-Scimtar A stout rumor has it that Whistler goes to Atlanta and that Bobby Gilks comes to Memphis for next season. All this rumor needs now is actual confirmation from the author tiles.
 There Is one pitcher who has 1t on Rube Waddell. That Is Frank Donahue, of Cleveland The Rube hasn't won a single game against Donahue, while the latter has beaten the athletic twirler no less than twelve times.
 Howard Griffith of the Jersey City rate a raid on minor league players, has been showed out of baseball and the door locked on him. Griffith met his match when he buclSed against President Kav- anaugh of the Southern league.
 Hans Wagner. the great Pittsburg bats man, has signed a contract with Danny Long of San Francisco, to head an All National team this coming winter on the coast. An Ali-American team will also go from the American league, probably head ed by Captain Lajoie. the great batsman of the American league.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.

New York 5, Chicago 4. New York, Auanst iS-In ten-inninE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19

ladin, 9s; Old England, 96; Our Sister, 95; The Lady Rohesia, 94; Colossal, 91; Lineal, S6
 Sixth race six furlongs-Timber, Debar 122; Yalaga, Flip Flap, Running Water 119; East End, Bridgeman, The Quail, IT.
 At Latonia.
 Cincinnati, August 18.-Favorites had a poor day at Latonia today, Naran being the only one that won. Jockey Foy was suspended indefinitely for his poor ride on F'lorizet. the favorite in the second race. Track heavy.
 First race, six furlongs-Bell Toone, 97 (wilson), 13 to 5, won; Lady Lou, s9la (Radtke), 10 to l. second; Hopeful Miss, 1001k tFoy), 1T to 1, third. Time 1:19.
 Second race, mile-Wedgewood 93 e. Harris). 10 to 1, won; vanhope, 1o2 (dor- ris), to 1, second; Florizet, 104 (Foy), g to 5, third Time 1:46 2-5.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Roscoe, 92 e. Morris) 30 to l, won; Paul, 97 tWil- llams), 10 to 1, second; Bird of Pas sage, 92 (Radtke), 5 to 2. third. Time 1:32 1-5.
 Fourth race five furlongs-Kiss, 9s q. Harris), to 1, won; Merry Bell, sS (Schade), to 1, second; Toya, 9S (s. Rob- l.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Naran, 97 (Radtke), to 5. won; Euba, S9 (Morris), 9 to 2, second; Joe Goss, go (11alD, to 1, third. Time Ills 1-5.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-La Pucele, IF (Morrison), to 2, won; Ruroceiver, 99 (Morris), to 5, second; La Sagitte, 99 tShaver), to 1, third Time 1:l6 3-o
 At Poughkeepsie.
 Poughkeepsie, N. Y, August 1S.-Horse- men who have followed the Grand Circuit are of the opinion that the races at the Hudson Driving park this afternoon were the best of the season. The three heats of the 2:06 pace one was run in 2:04Is and the other in 2:O4s4, constituted the fastest heats on the Grand Circuit this season. They also lowered the pacing record for the track. For the third time this week trotting race records of the tracks was broken, the new record of 2:06l4 being made by Tfverton in the free-for-all. This race, the most important of the meeting, brought out of the Grand Circuit rivals Tiverton and Sweet Marie with George G. and Mckinley. Sweet Marie was made favorite in the pool Tiverton won both heats, Sweet Marie breaking badly in the first heat on the back stretch, and again in the second heat at the three quarters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-19

ladin, 9s; Old England, 96; Our Sister, s5 The Lady Rohesia, 94; Colossal. 91 Lineal, S6.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Timber, Debar 122; Yalaga, Flip Flap, Running Water 119; East End, Bridgeman. The Quail, IT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-14
MHerIc1.
Tie hPriihmtp G.

3ie beriibmte &apeqe oes %.
merifaniiben Snfanterie= 8eQiments,
Die in Der 0auptitaot Werifp itas
tiDniert lit. 1T fir Die Nus1teuunq
engaaiert mDroen.
9as lebte. am 81. Suli oieles
Sabres, eribienene Bulletin oes gen=
ius Bureaus in 8aibington eiebt
Die 8epDlterungs5abl Der arDBeren
Stdote i'm Staate 9eras i'm Sabre
1903 mie folat an: San Nntonio
58.016; 6uuiton so, $50; Dallas A, :
159; @aloeiton 30,871; Sort Wurtb
g. 1892.
Oas grecutiu. &omlte Der Nuss
iteaungsgeieqihaft bat Die Wusitel'
lung auf Die Gage bonn Is. bis %.
Wopember iucluitpe, pertaat, I'M,
niht NIT Der N%usfteGung in Dallas
uuo Dem StraBen=@ arneoal in 6ouz
ton in Sonfitt sn fomn1en.
Wteritu bereitet cine umfafienbe
Qusiteuuu9 ieiner 2anoes. Brooutte
uno Sabritate fit uniere Nusftel<
lung pOr.
6err 8. 8. gauoerbooen bat
Die BuGman &ompaenie auf $1,000
Shaoeneriab nerflagt. Seine 8at=
tin oerlDr am l6. DECEMBER 1904 in
elmer BuQman Gar einen 9ia.nantz
ring BON bobem Werte uno 6err
8anoerbonen bebauptet, oaB Der Sting
BON einem Borter Der Gar aefunoen
uno eingeitedt muroe.
Bring uno DID, bic beioen Gla
teften Bferoe beg TeuerDebr Depars
tements, iino eriGDHenIpuroen. Sic
mare1 attersihma6, zines mar blind
uno 8eioe hatten feine 8dhne mebr
gum BsiBen.
- Die erite Summer Der r@pnsa=
les Geform", Die an STEELE oes biss
her in 8onsales enlightenment .Ses
rolo" getreten 1T uno iebt BON 6errn
garl Nrn0 berausgegeben miro, lift
uns ioeben augeganaen. Die 3eis
tuna weift Die eeidifte 9ano zines
funbigen Reoatteurs auf, entbGlt piel
2eleitof, 1T AUDI blbib ausgeitattet
uno maht einen burhaus erfreulis
den gtnorud. @tr mln1den Dem
unternebmen niel Slid fir Die Sus
fuuft.
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SEELE,S
8ebimaunaen .

9err S. $. Seele 1T iebt in feinem
neuen 2otal, 709 SiosN lamoG tra6e,
100 er cine biibihe Mu8tpabl Don
Srp Wppos, S1aben, Siitess, unb
Gents Sarmiibins @Doos" tets
an 0aro bat gu iulden BreiIen, 100.
fur man aur CUTE Waren liefern tam.
gs lit iein 8eftreben, ben Muf, ben
er fth onrb iein reeles @eidaft &c.
nDrben bat. gu erbalten. Gin yeber
tit freunolih einaelaoen, ben store
au beiuhen. bic Ware gu b~efiGStinen
uno nah ben Breiien su fraaer.
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Gone Star Bier als TrieSensper=
mittler.

8ortsmDutb lit elm fleines Stabthen,
Odd ieit Surgeon ipielt es cine
@rDBe &0ne, tuie ite teine
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0eu'rer 8eltselbibte fpielte,
Seit 8omuro uno Serr Bitte
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nSt es &ries. ia, pber Srieben?"
Ilio fra9te Wanber bdnslib:
Tenn bic Sa6e purbe ldn9lih,
gn6lib lit tie iebt entibieben;
unb Die boise 5riebenstaube.
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Iuf bes &rteaesgottes Saube.
unier .9ebbp" nit benz Stode.
Wfit ben belen @eiftesfunfen,
Stplomattib bat 9etuunfen,
9amit fie iib nieberbode.
Drum ptrb linn AUDI Chr ertpieien,
nnb ais GROCER Diplomatic
Bol in ieoem 2ano un6 Staate
Biro er na6 @ebibr geprieien.
So, Der Srieoe lit su ibauen-
Nebenbei bemerft gang leiie:
&uslanb unnerbtenterpeiie
SIT NIT einem siemlib blauen
Guae nod oabon aefommen;
sat TO balbtue9s feline ngbre"
Rob aerettet. 9ieie 9ebre
W6ge alien .Bluffern" frpmmen.
ga Der 5rieoe lift ~eetuorben.
M6gen nun bic Sdbwerter rotten
nn6 Sanonen bort i'm Often,
Guh i'm 8eften. Sio uno 0orben.
M0ge enblih lein beibieben
Dieter blutsetrantteu grbe,
9aB nun enblih, enblib tuerbe
gtu'9er, ib6ner @6lterfrieoen.
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nnier zone Star Sier aetrnnfen
9dn9if iADn bate 6anu eetpunten
8as beiblOfeu iie aqborte-
9enn man iiebt's bel uns 81 Saule
$50 bas 8ier in Strbmen flieBet,
Gaes Srieben bier senieBet:
Tr6hlibteit in ieber &lauie.
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Stuff; nWRal ihnel bic @afen uieber."
l1nb nm bieies su erreiHen,
Ser oas 8ier, oen Spne Star Saft,
Ser ia INNER Srieoen id5afft!
9aBt ben STREET benz Sriebeu peifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-14

9as grtpersleben Der Neuseit qeitattet
es ben Meiften taum, bic @eiunbbeitsres
aeln ffrena su befol9en. I'm ben Nahs
tell, ben bic @ibtbefofquue berielben bf.
terS eraeugt, aussualeiben uno bic anae>
trengte 9ebensmaihinerie In autem Cont
oe 81 balten, bietet bic 6eiltuiHenidaft
elm gang undergraduates, rein aus BEans
sentofen deficiencies Wittel, Die st.
Bernard Grduterpiuen, tuelfe omrd)
godernnq Der @eodrme uno Nnre9unq bes
8iutumlaufs bic 8~eroauuna beIhleunis
gen, ben Nppetit frGftiaen unb ben, tpenn
ntdBt nbQi9 tranten, bod leioenoen 8br.
per tuteoerberte1en. Sir 25 Gents Bel
Npotbetern su buben.
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/ Gapt. 8btI. sharoetu. +

Im WeittwOh moraen 4 ubr itarb
pl0kllh an elmer 6ersfrantbeit in leie
ner 8Obnung in Der Irienal=S traSe
Der 90rp0ratiDnsrihter CAPT, Bbil.
Sbaroein, cine Der befanuteiten Ser
f6nlibfeiten Der Staot. Gr mar i'm
Sabre 1889 in 2Duiabiae, Rp., ae=
b0ren uno tam por 81 Jabrene mad
San NntoniD. St madte ben Biz,
gerfrieg auf Settle Der &onfDoeriers
ten NIT, naboem er pprber einen
Botmagen swiihen bier uno ST Balo
gefabren bate. SIM Sanuar 1875
ernannte i'm WapDr 5renh als ftdbti=
iden @ebeimpplisiften, ipdter als
Niiiitent=W faribaQ. Damn tuuroe er
sebn Sabre binter chamber als Staot.
maribau erudblt. gr b[ieb in oies
Ter STEELE Bis er aeger 8eo. Balhal
ale Waborstanoioat auftrat. Damn
muroe er 8eforber, tpieoer Bolisei=
maribau, Gegiftrator uto abermals
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ge5eibneter 8eamter. furbtlus uuo
gereht, Elm Wann Dee lih augemeinz
iter Ihtung uno GROCER Weliebtbeit
erfreute.
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~ Salt. cement. sano, Bad.
tteltte, %feuerfefte Steine uno 9bua.
9beerun o Gspbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
9beer uno Ispbalt, Del, 9erpentin.
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bel S. 6. 2ieimann, 3O6 81.
commences traBe. Riebriee Breiie,
quite 8aare iomie quite uno reeue
Seotenur9 peroen sarantirt. -
Eelepbon 4IN
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@eianas mo &Iauterzu nterridt,

Sran Sppbte 9Sgi6etfi lit nad
smeiiabriaem Iufentbalt in Seem
0ort, no fie an einem Der eriten
&onierpatorien als 9ebrerin tdtie
mar, bierber suridaetebrt unb miro
etwa am |. OftDber einen SIRIUS
fir @eiang' uno Glaoiers uuterribt
erDfnen.
Mmmeloansen ntmuk ote Sirma
@sggan SrpS. emt8eecn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-14

Wenn Sic Sbr ghen nidt gut
neroanen. 10 uerbet, einiae Ou5er
oOn Brtdlp Nib 8itters bic
Sadie in Oronuna brinaen. 90
mabt ben Gtbem a1aene6rt, ft6rft
ben Wfagen uno Die 8eroauuno.
ihafft Nppetit uno quite 2aune.
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Editor "Freie Presse fuer Texas.

Moueu Sic SIREN 9eern bite uithIen, baB Sbp8. @pggan & Srps.
bic gr6Be nno bette Nuspabl pon gianos, Srgeln nnO mnffaliden Sit
irnmenten aMer gHt ba6en; bB ibre Breiie n0 ScSingungen bic nebrgz
ten iinb, uenn Die Suaitat bet gsare in getrad)t gesOgen miro. gagen
Sic ben 9eiern, bB lie lett Mountaineering Sabren inter 0emielben 6irna=
ste Dem lu6lifun bndj SIR weiuer6reihes 8Latt, SaB Banu =&dnfer
ibr Snterehe an fderfem w%abraebnen,. menn te im rgalat Der Gfnif"
before Grabe nn EianO8, Srgeln no anOereu 1ndfaIil6en Snrnmenten
utter leidgtsn Seoin99nnae4 OHertsren foanen; lagen Sic ii9nen. SGS mir
6dbebaltea, llniers gtaaos tOm19su nitt ans elmer Jabrit, gsir fH9ren Die
6eneu 0elkGrDouHe TIT HtanoS, Srgeln nnN anberer ruifaliben Sndruz
meutem nnb Derfanfeu lie inter nuanfebtbarer @aranhe. gir fnb INNER
sa iinsen. ino i1nnaer bier seueien uno mir ge9ea nnier gelS 1ier ans.
fe Surd sic Snalitdt nnerer g6are, @reie rnb S%ebngunqcn. Gs 6esabt
lid fit ie att 6eHen, i6r Geb iii Gun MntOnio 3n lafen.
THOS. GOGGAN g. BROS.
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gdslt9e xOnrtnen 5alatwaaeu

1lab galifornien, ebeniD mad ct.
Iouls. nia 9era8 & 8ecific : BabH
obne Wediel. Sdreibt an iraenb
eine1 3idet : Ieenten peaen bieies
neuen 9ieniteS Doer an 6. g. Eur.
iaer, 9eneral=B afiaaiersI eent, Daf.
Tag, Tera5.
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Sin folofales @boleialez@ eidatt

Sci einem 8eiube, ben mir uns
ldn9lt benz Wboleiale : @elhdft Der
5irina M. 6alff & 8ro. abitatteten,
bette 0err $. @oblte ble 5reunolib=
teit uus einen Begriff BON benz ums
lang oes 8ei6dftes in Der iebioen
Saiion 81 geben. inbem er uns in
benz gerdumieeu Stpre uao Seller
berumfuhrte. SIN Store ielbft uas
rem ganae TGher uno Glide ausper.
fault uno Gngeiteqte rparen beIdafs
tigt, oas 2ager nieber su fomplettie,
rem. SIN Seller marerl einige suans
Big Weann oamit belbdftiat, @areu
einaupaden uno au perihiHen. SIN
eanaen Store berribte cine ameiIen.
bafte 1dtigfeit uno Die Wenae Der
anaehduften in ORDERS" einaeteilten
oertauften Waren mar erftaunlih.
0err @oblte neriiberte uns, oaB oas
8boleIale = @eihdft nod ME 10 feb.
bait mar, pie beuer. 9as IbIabs
gebtet Der Jirma erItredt fid i'm
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meitlib bis San Inaelu uno gl
Baio, iiolib Biz Brownsville uno
in 60uiton unterbalt Die 6irma einen
Tertreter init WufterlaQer. Das
firo erfreulide Rabribten, bic bic
garae Staot interelIteren.
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Vic gemaa.
Shretbmatertaliem muS 8u63s
banoltsna.

@rDBe Wusmabl BON gohto , Na.
dern aaer Nrt. Sancp. unb Sport.
artitel. Announcements auf ale in.
ldnoiihe BeitiGriften prompt belorat.
Die NIT Dem @eihdft nerbnnheae
Mccioen3s Druderei fertiat
ollie Nrbeiten. ginlabungs. un6 Sra.
tulattonstarten in beioe1 Gprahen
an. Spesialitdt: Druid oor, sta.
tuten flr oeutihe 8ereine.
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krebs geheiIt
nit Iinoernnen saeIen

>|StS~s
Hrsos, gslhpare, eatarrb, Pdmerreetoen, 81.
%reaentrautbettsh. Strei6t UNI elm igu6tterisS
quo. Wtro fret psriaitt. GorefRsrt. "
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VII piE,&srOaSwan. kdllSaS Ultfs MO,
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6eiiebrief,
Son aomrab Mics.

aufnutt in Meapel.-Gine staOt holl belize
miider gd0nbeit.- uGenfion Bourbon d
auifiana". -Ieapolitaniide &ntlber.-
alaaen iiber @iBftanoe. -Gine Sabrf CUR
60be. Anf ,,gan MartIno". Sltd
Sour 8elbenere.- Sriibltng tn Weapel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION

Inspected In = Wheat Cars = Great
NortheIn-oNo: northern, 20: No 2
rs: no grade. 3.
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. PauI-No. 2
northern no 6; No. 3, 6; No. 4. p; rejected,
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. north
ern. g
500 LineZNo. / northern, 10; No. .
northern, 4; No 3. 6; No. 4. IS; re-
Northern Pacific-No. northern. s; No
2 northern. ?; No. 3. IA; No. 4. IA: re-
Chicago. St Paul. Minneapolis &
omaha.No. northern. 2; No. ? north
ern,, /; No. 3, 1; No. 4. A; rejected, S; nc
grade. l.
Totals-No. northern. as; No. north
ern. Al; No. 3. As; No. 4, 81; rejected, so;
Other Grains-Mixed wheat. 3: western
wheat. -; No. 8 yellow corn, 5: No. 8
corn, 3; No. corn, 6; no grade corn. 2:
No. 2 white oats. 2: No. white oats, 10;
No. 4 white oats. lS; No. oats, 3; no
grade oats, o; No. 2 rye. 5: No. rye,
/; no grade rye, /; No. 3 barley, 2; No 4
barley. 9; No. 1 feed barley, u; No. 2
feed barley, 16: no grade feed barley, !;
No. l northwestern flax, 3; No. / fax, 10;
rejected fax, l.
Cars Inspected Out-No. durum wheat.
/; No. ] northern wheat. So: No. north
ern wheat, SO; No. 3 wheat. 40: No. 4
wheat. As; rejected wheat, %; no grade
wheat, II; rejected winter wheat, 5; mixed
wheat. 2; western wheat, 5; No. white
oats, 8; No. oats, 8; no grade oats, 1;
No. barley, s; No. ] feed barley. 5; No.
feed barley 2; No. rye, 2; No. rye,
5; No. fax, z.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
CASH SALES
Minneapolis. March a

s1.l3%; G cars, s1.14h; 4 cars. elevator
S113; cars, $l13k ears, sI.i3H: j car
slI6: l car. $1.149s; car, s1l3Z; / car
No. 2 Northern-3 cars, s1.1oH: q cars.
s1.10H; IL cars, s1.10; cars. 81 .0e5I.
car. Sill; 1 car, SI.09$. ~
No. 3 Wheat cars s1.04: car. choice
sl.05; cars. $1.03ls; 10 cars, s1.0S; / car,
No. wheat-5 cars, csc: cars frost
SAC; cars. 93c;. 8 cars, sec; 1 car, choice
$l.O0; 10 cars, 94c; 3 cars, 921kc: j car.
smut. $l.04; cars. 92c; car. S0c; ! car,
Rejected wheat-3 cars. 75c: ] car.
frost Tic; cars, frost. 75c: l car, frost,
soc; cars, frost. 7Sc; cars, 72c; / car,
western, Sl.05; 3 cars, 73c; car, SIC: 4
cars, zoe; cars, SIC; ] car, SIC: / car.
nc; cars. sic; l car, 74c; i car, &c
=, NO Grade Wheat car, 75c: / car,
441kc.
No. Corn car. 44c.
No. B White OatS-1 car, 3Oc: i car. to
arrive. zoe; $4,000 bu, to arrive, 3Oikc;
1000 bu to arrive 30c
Nc No. White Oats-1 car. s0c: cars,
29Ac; cars, 29Mc.
No. g oats.l car, 2sAc; car. black,
No. Rye car. 765kc; / car. zoe.
No Grade Rye cars, 70c
No. Barley car. 41c
No. Z Barley cars, 40c; cars, 39c; ]
No. ! Feed Barley-4 cars, acc; cars
3S1sc; car, 3Saxc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
GRAIN IN REGULAR ELEVATORS
SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

A. ]. Cummings says: There are so
many conflicting reports about the amount
OF wheat in store over the Canadian line
and in Port Arthur, Fort Williams and
west from Winnipeg that / have in
structed my auditor, Mr.. Z. j. Murphy to
thoroughly inquire into the facts also in
n nreslgate ana report on the spring wheat
facts.
Chicago to Sidney c; Love & Co, Min
for some time. Feel as If ought to have
fair setback before buying
Cnlcago-The local crowd is against the
price OF corn and the market is strong
Think a little good buying would start a
quick advance.
Peoria wires: Just sold No. corn to
to be strong demand from all points south
for white corn and from the east for vel
low; Weather cloudy. looks like rain
Cnicago-The packers are advancing
price to retail butchers and IT looks to
me as though the whole provision list is
going to do better.
Chicago-The foreigner is evidently be-
coming anxious regarding future supplies
People from whom we have not heard for
several weeks are asking for offers for
shipment ranging from this month to May.
New fork-Only 90 loads corn actually
shipped from this country this week for
Liverpool Their weekly requirements are
so9u 10 Sv Ioa1s; Liverpool spot corn quoted
20 nlgher this morning.
Chicago-Corn market opened higher on
the strength in cables Been some scat
Tered buying by commission houses and
shorts Otherwise the trade light.
Following from our Evansville house
demand Tor grain south should increase
very much at once as they certainly will
De at work on their crops down there and
must have supply OF feed stuff.
Chicago-Looks like scalping market at
present and safest plan is to buy on all
weak spots for moderate turn The re-
adjustment of western freight rates Should
tend TO strengthen our corn market.
"A Liverpool house cables: Wheat de-
ginning because of very large shipments
corn hrm, with a good demand and ad-
Vancing in anticipation of light Shipments
Feorla-No corn acceptances this morn
for No. 3 white oats ~
New York-London irregular. which Is.
Oh course. to be expected in view of the
PRESIDENTS inaugural address and of the
uncertain results of the great battle now
Wasng IN Manchuria and its vital eff
rect upon the foreign situation We see
no reason 10 change our views as to the
ultimate trend of values and believe al
lhougn the opening may be irregular this
morning that the coming week will show
an Improvement in values. The money
market is certainly easier, and must re-
Ialr rate OF interest for idle money is
out OF the question
New 1ork-We look for further irree1I-
IdIlty, but see no reason to expect any
lhlng more than temporary reactions We
MouIu ADVISE purchases on breaks of those
stocks which have been popular. There
is strong bull talk on Steels
New fork-A friend of mine well post
ca on traction affairs tell me to buy Met
Iopoiltan Securities which, he saws. is
good Tor a sharp turn to take place some
worth "AiAt ~ IL