Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 6, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg thursday August 6, 1925 11 wednesday s Grain livestock and produce prices continue upward trend on heat damage meat prices closed 2 l-4c higher bullish on con tipped deterioration of Canadian and Barley easier flax stronger Winnipeg Grain Euget nations . Dee. May open. High. 148% 149% Grain Exchange Winnipeg wed tug Market closed wed misday a. Follows october. High a at 11., 3d. December higher it 10s. Per Exchange Canadian funds quoted vac higher at worked out into bushels Onalan oct. Do. Currency Liverpool close wed. Tue. The wheat Market displayed a very Strong tone Asan today and with the he Pylon of one or two setbacks prices mostly from it to 1 i above the close on tuesday. And on the extreme Bulyc october reached or above the previous close. Chicago september was about. Ifcic higher Dur Init the Early part of the Day but Sellins by Eastern interests car ried that Market Down to about 1c under the previous this dragged Winnipeg Down but the local Market easily and quickly recovered. There an excellent class of buying around the opening which was credited to exporters and Millers and after this demand was satisfied there appeared Brood buying orders through commis Sion houses the buying being enc our . Dec. Mav dec. dec. May oct. Dec. S1j4 30 Low. 144% 142 51 d close. 144% 49% a 61 a Prev. Cloae. 145 143 Una year. 136% 132 136 47% 51% 239 230 238 100 241 230% 230 99% 238 100 100b .238 5v 98 56 83% 223% 93 american Grain fluctuations Chicago dec. May May dec. May sept. Dec. May open. 161 106@ 90" High. 48% 106% 112% 16656 106% s3 90t 8 48% Low. 169% Prev. Clou. 160% 102 105% 113% Minneapolis aged by additional reports of heat and drought injury to Canadian wheat. The Mariet turned very Strong during the last hour when the highest Points of the Day were reached. October touch ing Liverpool cables cams 1 to i Pence higher holding very firm and closing a to 1 to up Tor the Day. The Atlantic Seaboard reported that we sort sales yesterday were in the neighbourhood of 5 bushels with i reports As to demand Thea morning quite mixed. Several 01 the largest exporters reported no business and de Mand Flat while others reported mod Erate sales of Duluth Springs and to the United kingdom. France and Hamburg with a Good in Dalry for Manitoba at slightly under the Market. It was also reported that both Russia and Argentine were offer ing wheat at figures under our prices. The weather map showed More mod Erate temperatures throughout the West with Winnipeg and Emerson the warmest spots with s8 and 92 resp pc tirely. A few Light showers were re calved in Western Manitoba. The fore cast is for fair and warm with thunderstorms in a. Few localities. The Market was very Active through out with a heavy Trade passing. The Public appear to be coming into Market on the buying Side and Are is rely taking october. It is More or Leas a weather Market. Coarse grains. Trade in coarse Grain futures was not Large and Oats and Barley were a Little easier during the first part of Khz session but firmed up later and were following the trend of wheat. The Ryo Market was Dull but. Higher getting its strength from wheat. The flax Market was firm with prices somewhat higher. Trade Light but offerings arc very scarce. Cash wheat Market. A Lul followed the excellent Busi Ness of tuesday in the local Cash wheat Market and this morning s session was without feature. The general de Mand fell Oft considerably although offerings continued tight. And spreads in some cases were better than Tho previous close. Canadian Millers and exporters who were Good buyers on tuesday appear to have filled their requirements for the time being an-1 Thero was even talk of reselling of Manitoba at the Seaboard by of no interest was shown in any wheat in any of the future r on arid reports received from Millers today indicate a moderate flour de. Manti. Oats Barley and demand was Good this morning for Oats and Barley and fair for Rye. Business do Only amounted to a Carload proposition. Little better interest was taken in flax offerings being taken at prices in better. The weather a shallow depression covers the Western provinces and states. The is Fine and warm through out the Dominion. Thunderstorms have occurred at a few places. Fore casts Manitoba. Saskatchewan and winds mostly fair and warm today and thursday thunderstorms in a few localities. Grain inspections Winnipeg. Auk. 4. 1921 open. . Dec. May sept.----------100 dec. ______103% sept._______265 oct.________264 Deo. 264 High. Iwa Low. 113 close. 73 101 104 103% 6 38% i Duluth 163a 72% 101a 104 a Dull Ana featureless session. Local sentiment continues excessively Beai ish but the underlying conditions re main Bulish and in fact strengthened today. A local Cash Industry falling to secure adequate Cash Corn locally Birl the country generally for Corn to a this is most significant in. View of the tale of increased country movement. P. Ary receipts were again very Light. The late session Cuther advices from West of the River were received indicating continued deterioration of the crop from drought and heat. We Are strongly of the opinion that this Corn Market will shortly awaken and respond to the strength of the underlying situation. Followed the action of Corn marking time most of the Day. The striking feature of the news waa tie revival in Southwest demand which far into tie Iowa territory for Cash to go to Southwest Points. Demand continued fair with receipts Only moderate. Despite the Low of Oats relatively outside interest continues at very Low ebb. Broomhall s Cable 39b 41 b Liverpool aug. Of dam age to the Canadian crop by heat and much Short covering it Liverpool prices advancing Sharp-1 by although the demand for tie to wheat remains quiet. Quantities on passage to the United kingdom Are As Low a nine million Bush Els of wheat and flour As compared to thirteen million last month and fourteen million last year. There was More activity in the Corn Market with a Lull cargo reported sold1 at 41s. 6d. Per Quarter plate origin for shipment by aug. 20. The stocks Are very Small despite the arrivals this week of bushels. All receipts Are moving into consume be channels immediately on Pas age quantities although fairly sub Tantal Are insufficient to satisfy lie heavy consumptive demand. 800 940 670 720 690 by 590 800 740 870 890 s7.0 7-i 020 8so 6-1 800 cutters. 4.50 4.25 4.00 s70 3.75 Ocbo 940 3.50 3.25 990 3.t.o 960 bulls. 2.50 2.50 2.25 stockers. 4.00 680 4.00 720 3.75 790 3.75 800 650 3.50 690. Feeders 5.00 990 4.50 4.60 4.50 4.00 960 9so 820 850 870 calves. 266 264 264 263 a 266a 265b comparative car receipts. Chicago. Minneapolis wheat. 50 123 125 14 Oats. 20 257 65 12 Barley. R 84 48 11 flax. 0 6 264b Kye. 0 3 Corn. 0 45 17 0 Canadian visible week ending july 31, 1925. Now visible last week last year Stock total. Wheat. Oats _ details As to storing. It. William it. Arthur Midland Tiffin port Mcnichol. Goderich port Colborne Kingston Quebec Montreal West St. John Duluth Buffalo Boston York Portland Baltimore Philadelphia Vancouver Calgary Moose jaw Saskatoon Winnipeg a heat. 78.000 192-.000 161.000 Oats. 3.164.000 do 5.000 9.000 31 500 Barley. Barley. 270.000 25.000 1.000 to Obb 1.500 Rye Hye. Broomhall in his preliminary Estl mates of importers requirements and surplus in exporting countries far Liei season of 1925 and 1926, allows or Export from the United. States wheat Canada Argentine Australia North Africa Balkan states Russia. A total of he. Places As allows to United kingdom. Taly Germany Ranee the remainder of Europe sex Europe total he Esti mates the world s i carry Over at Loohs to us. Us though Broomhall was leaning a Little Ieav. By on Canada when he figures the available surplus the coming season will be 280 million. looks As Hough Argentine must have Tremley favourable Harvest to provide 126.000 Iyoob 250 Tabb Winnipeg Grain Exchange representative sales i Licat aug. 4. Nor nor nor nor s or nor nor nor of 3 n 4 of u 4 what 5 win 5 what. Sot set. Set Evi set not r set set Apt but set Apt 2 . 3 n.vv-. I . Sex. 1 1 cd of t a Apt 2 cd. Apt set set spa cd set 5 . 3 . 4 . 4 . Spi. Of 4 . Feed set . . . Set set set . Set .168 1 .167 .164 1 nor ept .--.166 it 1 nor but 162h .165% 2 nor not .166 2 nor set .165 .160 3 nor ept .158 to j x set of 3 nor set 4 what but .149 o set .150 of 4 what set 5 what set .-.126 of s who. Set 112h 108% 6 set l43 4 Dur opt .133 Oats. 2 . 56v, 61 3 . Apt 51h 3 . Set 51 in sex 1 cd set 49 i 1 feed 46 a 1 a 49% 47 Barley 3 . Apt 88% 90 . Rpt 4 . Set 87v . 83 of 4 . Set 83vt t eed set 83 flax 1 . Set. .-.236 .229 2 . Set .-234 -.208 Rye 96 of 2 . Set 85 2 . Set 84 3 . Set 86 a Lam grains screenings c. R. R . R cars contract wheat. Movement by Winnipeg Cash prices prices Are always quotations Cash grains at the of closing the 1 Northern 2 Northern to. 5 no. 4 _ no. 5 j0 1 Kota in 3 Kota j Tough 2 Tough 3 Tough 0 j j. 1 smutty 2 smutty i smutty p . R. 3 i0 2 Tea track Barley track . spot Prev. Prices. 169 167 161 151 128 110 95 158 153 151 144 134 110 105 100 157 157 -4 1s1 140 4 146m -139v4 4.00 163v. In a 1 12 14b a 141 131 110 10t. 1c3 Cash prices Clark Martin 155 149 133 144 141 137 4.0o 2 i 3 y. 2 56% 51 it 51 49% 52 88 i 84 s 82 h 241 235 213 206 241 83 87 86 56h 51 i 51j 49v. 47 42 52 i 89 i 85 2vt 2ol 20s 2s3 237 96 86 85 84 August 5, i Harl Peri nor or no. 1 dark tort Lorrn apr Iii Mon Tenn .s1.80js no. I hard Spring 1.64% no. 1 dark Ortli. Spring. Re Loci to a nov 1.72 i no. Dark North Spring. Sonic to Choice 1.66% no. 1 dark riot i. Her Luff. Ordinary to food no. 1 nor Hern 1.601h no. 2 dark North apr Lair. Choice to Funcy. 1.69n 4 no. 2 dark North Spring food to Choice no. 2 dark North Spring. A Dimry to Pood 1.59alt. No. 2 Northern no. 3 dark North Spring Choice to fancy 1.67h no. 5 dark North Spring Good to Choice. No 3 dark North Spring Ordinary to Rood no. 3 Northern 1.54% no. 1 dark hard Montana 1.65 v no. 1 hard Montana 1.63% no. 1 dark hard. Minne Sota and s. Dakota no. 1 Bard. Minnesota and s. To Lotta 1.6-6v4 1 fancy Amber durum. No. 2 fancy Amber durum no. 1 Amber durum no. 1 5urum no. 2 Amber durum no. 2 durum . No. 3 Amber durum 1.4oxj to. 3 durum no. 3 yellow no. 2 a Ime Oats .78 no. 2 Ryo 1.02 flax 2.64 s.1.893i 1.8o% 1 1.64-v4 1.68v4 1 de to heavy Selling interests but these offerings appeared to be Well , and both Winnipeg and Chicago reacted easily. Exporters and Millers were Good buyers around the open intr and the Public appeared to be com engr in on a broader scale mostly buying october Sion houses were Good out. Offerings were not plentiful bul Ion Gas were taking profits on the bulges. The Market was act Leo throughout with a Large Trade passing it More or less a weather Market and while present conditions in the Canadian West with deterioration taking place daily from heat ant drought it cannot he expected tha prices will recede very far. The demand for Cash wheat was no As Good today As yesterday was very Little for sate hat to bid up to. Get Small supplies. Uver Pool cables closed 1-1-8 to 1 7-s Pence higher indicating probably that euro Pean crops Are not As favourable a they were due to continued Rains am air in. For the time being we believe wheat should be bought on All set. Backs. It is reported that bushels of crop Winters at Baltimore had been cleared for Export while some additional Buslon Ess was done in Manitoba at Tho same time Russia was reported to have sold four cargoes to burp and to be offering Liberal qua Titie at below our parity foreign imported Are beginning to show More interest judging from the sales of the past Days. Surope has waited a Long time i Lay in or provide for future needs which for years supplied in part from the United states and Canada. The fact that Liverpool july wheat had a sensational Advance on the last Day of july because one cargo missed arriving in time to make delivery on Ijo tracts shows the close relation of Supply and demand. Another evidence is the Phenomena Small amount on iss Sage. Coarse grains. Trade in coarse drains was quite Small today Oats and Parley closing fractionally lower while closed 2 cents to 1 1-2 higher being helped by the strength in wheat. Undertone to All markets la Market continues to to better and further advances were scored today. Trade is not Large but there is Little for Sale. World wheat Supply and requirements. 2so 7.00 240 200 6. So 185. 6.00 Iso 225 i. 6.00 200 210 Bacon selects. 1.4.41. 195 200185 1db 210 thick. Smooths. 185 13.10 195 210 13.10 170 180 13-Io 175 170 13.10 210 190 13.10 215 220 190 200 185 190 13.00 heavies. 260 12.00 280 250. 12.00 275 extra heavies. 315 11.50 320 2_ 275 290 shops. 13.00 140 13.00 145 130 13.00 125 sows. 10.10, 10.10 290 10.00 295 1 Stags. 395 6.00 310 sheep. 110 8.50 150 100 8.00 lambs. 67 85 so 100 3.00 3.00 2.75 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.25 2.tfo 2.00 3.25 3.00 3.00 2.so 2.25 2.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.50 3.50 5.00 4.00 4.00 3.00 34.30 34.30 14.3013.00 13.00 13.uo 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 12.00 12.00 11.50 11.50 12.75 12.75 10.00 ____10.00 10.00 6.00 12.-00 12.00 11.00 9.00 livestock quotations. Winnipeg Aust cattle 1.690 calves. Receipts hogs sheep .270. Steers. To 6.50 5.00 to 4.50 to 4.75 Choice. Fair to Good. Medium. Common Butcher Choice fair to Good. Butcher of far to Good. 3.50 to heifers 5.00 to Export regime Dos governing horses London aug. The High commissioner for Canada has Beeti in common cation with the ministry of agriculture and fisheries regarding the Export certificates for horses issued by the Man Btry it has been Arra used that ministry will certify definitely that 10 glanders Malaele do Colt or other serious infections or contagious Dis eases affecting horses has the District from which shipment is period of six months prior cancers and Good common cutters bulls. Oxen. It is Essen such certificates should a horses from great Britain to Canada otherwise shop in two Fletr ined Gnu proper been made to satisfy the de tial that company Good. Medium common Choice fair to 00 to 3.75 to 2.75 to 1.75 to 1.75 to 2.50 to to 3.00 to 1.50 to 1.75 to 4.00 5.75 4.71 4.00 3.50 2.50 .2.00 the Rise and fall of fourteen rough riders with rebel yell terrorize Richmond and murder eight other raids at Lexington and Savannah by to beets love a member of the St. Louis Post dispatch editorial staff. M summer their gifts Rass and Flowers autumn s Early Stocker steers. Good Stocker Choice 3.50 to 2.50. To heifers. Fair to Good 3.00 to feeder steers Choice fair Good 4.00 to 3.00 to 2. 75 2.25 2.75 3.75 3.25 3.50 2.t3 4.50 3.75 chapter seven Ore than eight months passed before another Bank was robbed by mysterious mis the snows had melted from the grave of Jolly Wymore Spring and frosts had be Sun to Drift hectic leaves upon the Mound. Gone Bat assuredly not forgotten were the Liberty Bank raiders. They had Den straight Back into the nowhere whence they came. Apparently so far As Liberty was concerned the incident was. Closed. But late in october of that year 1866 five horsemen entered the Battle scarred town of Lexington and Drew rein near the banking House of Alex Ander Mitchell co. It was noon. The Bank was deserted. Cashier to. L. , having nothing else to do stood in the doorway looking across the Street. Five r4ders appear the cashier watched the five men Dos noun and hitch their horses in an adjacent Alley. Two of the men walked slowly toward tse Bank. The cashier went behind Liis counter evidently a. Bit of banking business was in the offing. The two strangers advanced to the cashier s window. One Drew Forth a fifty Dollar Bond which May or May not have been one of the valuable papers missing from Liberty in those Days United states bands of f 50 and at convenience like Ordinary currency. Can you change this for of you please requested Holder. I reckon i the cashier re plied pleasantly. He opened the Cash drawer and was fingering some currency when he glanced up and saw four big revolvers pointed directly at his . Tvo More men had appeared in Hie doorway with Colt s navies not can ceal de. Cashier Thomas recalled the lib erty affair and accepted the situation with such calmness As mus ter. Now give us All the Money you have 1n the suavely dematted the Man who had asked for tie change. Do it quietly and quickly and you won t be Hurt but if you Don to you la get your head blown Thomas complied quietly and quickly. Bandit s thanks All right said the polity robber tossing the loot into a wheat stronghold of Savannah. On the 2nd Rode Quantrill Bill Anderson or Todd. Allen Farmer who three yearn later was to become a brother in Law of the Jameses toy marrying Mesa Susan l. James had been one of Quantrieu b most deadly marksmen he made a gory record at Tho Renco massacre. As to the Rich mond affair Parmor had a perfect Alibi it being proved that lie was world inc at an honest Job in Kamisar. City when Tho raid took place. Later he removed to Northern and became a prosperous citizen. At this writing. Partner is one of Tho Small group of survivors of Quantrill s so called brigade. Ran gang to Earth three Days after the Richmond tragedy and on the Day of tie fun eral of the three victims a posse of about 20 men Ion Kansas five horsemen Rode Learned that j Jones was leisurely into the Little town. The a certain House near hour was 12 o clock almost the same want out ilftp1 uni to the minute As the Lexington Rob Bery. at Lexington most of the townspeople were indoors at dinner. Judge Battle judge Mclain and his son were in the Bank nobody else being present until four of the five strangers entered the fifth being left to guard the horses hitched at a rack near by. Apparently banker Mclain had in mind the Lexing ton affair. Reason ing from analogies he figured that it most be the same gang on a similar errand. The banker was a Man of nerve. Without waiting for his Visi tors to make initial demonstration he slam red shut his Safe door snatched his pistol from its shelf under the Cash counter and began firing at the quartet As rapidly As he could cock his weapon and pull the trigger. A. Brave Man a bad Marksman the four men Drew their weapons at. that judge Mclain Drew his. All returned his fire. The wonder is that he was not shot to shreds in that close Battle but he received Only one Bullet. A Bau from a Colt s Navy revolver penetrated his breast. He fell heavily to Tho floor. Meantime Mclain s son had rushed out into the Street bullets whizzing about his ears and cried the alarm. Unharmed the thwarted robbers ran out to their horses and sped away along with the fifth rider. They got not a Penny of the Mclain Bank Money. Savannah citizens were somewhat quicker than had been tie Lexing tongans mounts found almost immediately and the fugitives were pursued by a few men. By mid afternoon nearly All the horses in town and a number from outlying farms had enraged citizens aboard and were galloping out some Road. Groups absent on the. Trial for several Days but nobody was caught. The James Gans cried More one. Looks just like one i of their jobs from All a fellow i men named Samuel Pope and wll Liam Mcdaniels the latter being i known to his cronies As Bud were arrested some time later on Cusp Oclon. They set up alibis and went free. Bud Mcdaniels a Kansas Oltyan. If not a member of the James younger gang then became one later and he reappear in this narrative and disappear tragically. William Chiles James White and j. F. Edmunson. _. A Rainy night of dark Ness. A. girl named Nola i was taken along As guide. Members of the. Pussy for rounded the House quietly but Jones Ducc Oveid their presence. He Flung open a door and boiled out. A rho Kun in his hands and two Colt sex shooter. In his Belt. The desp Oralo discharged both barrels of his Srun before the mailed posse men would appreciate the situation. B. H. Wilson .1 or Una Mem Ber of the Post. Was mid Thyl Noland girl wounded in that she in n Short Lime. Jones threw Down his Shotgun Drew in pistols and for the Woods. To was pursued pomp Miles. Many shots were fun i in Tho darkness by both Jones and his pursuers but none Foiin-1 a lev uni inset. Jonrs was Hitmi Ord some yearn later by n. Former guerrilla Comrade who bore him a the night following the. Payne Toms tragedy a of Richmond men ran Clown Richard Burns. Con Vinced of his guilt they took him to a lonely spot far off in the Burns which begged for was denied hanged to a tree. Time to fray him. When found a Long time afterwards his Bones had been picked by crows and Buzzards so runs the tradition. Near War Ronsberg in Johnson county just East of Jackson a per Asistent posse pursued Andrew me j Glure and caught him. About a month after to Richmond horror. The Small posse resolved itself into a mob and handed i he captive to tree without trial. After to Eins chased like a scared rat from to place. Thomas Little reached Jef Ferson City the state capital an 1, found a Steamboat about to depart Choice 6.00 to 4.75 to 3.00 to 6.50 5.75 goofy common hogs. 14.30 to 13.00 to 13." heavies Bacon thick smooth part Rae it of agriculture Ottawa a. The horses Are actually free from Dis n the week six shipments Tore cattle from Canada have a Dom. 11j the ease. Duri of animals were landed in Good condition. Markets in and feeders a coughs i. Sows Jno. T.4 f in .11.00 to 12.7b 9.00 to 30 00 10.00 to Stags g Lamb. Fair to Good to to 14.00 common sheep. Fair to Good. Common South St. 5.50 to 3.00 to 7.00 4.00 Paul livestock isted raw Market furnished by state feeler reporting Ohice South St. Paul Aue and a earnings to and Cru t his Side. Now Don t you in an Larm. For if. You do you la be too Ead to know the two men asked to the door the Ashler covered with their weapons. The two at Tho door backed pocket Long their pistols. The four of hem walked Normal gait into the Llcy where the fifth had remained of oking. After the horses. They All no Pitcher mounted turned into the treet and Rode out of town without any ado. They May have been sex guerrillas probably they none of them uttered the terrifying Oil it was a Quick and quiet affair throughout. Cashier Thomas waited until the Clatter of hoofs had died most to silence before he walked it and informed the neighbouring merchants that those five horsemen had robbed the Bank of All the Cas o , it was an hour or so before a dozen Lexington men found mounts and set it in the direction taken by the the posse spent a of Days in Riding about the country making various inquiries striking a possible Trail Here and there. Nuth no Carne of the Pursuit save Wear is and vexation Lexington is on the Southern Bank of the Missouri River a Day s easy Lorsbach ride East of Liberty and Southeast of the Jarnes boys Home. Savannah seat of Andrew county where the Daylight Bank robbers made their third is a couple Days journey by dirt Roag to i he Northwest of the Samuels . Four months intervened be Ween the Lexington and the Savan Bank of financial feeder and Stacker 1.800. Market unevenly 5c to 7bo higher Good lights 10wl j3u jul n2. P f Eton Export order Hyjer i 1.603i 1.51 -1 1.06 -41-i a .79 1-04. 2.69 i Winnipeg my letter n. Bawlf Grain Ltd j Winn puff aug. 5. Continued their up Ward trend today the Market do spiny intr a very Strong tone. On the extreme huge october was 3 cents above he previous close but final figures were 2 1-4 cents higher. The Market had a dip at mid session following at Chicago which was credit Grain Trade news prom other markets e. J. Bawlf private wire service Chicago Grain letter. Chicago aug 5, wheat opened Strong and advanced Only to meet steady and continued Selling by commission houses with Eastern connections and this Selling continued to the close. That the Market closes to night practically unchanged shows clearly the heavy buying Power which absorbed this Selling. News Frorup Home and abroad was generally bullish will Al private reports frown the Canadian Northwest continued sensationally so heavy and destructive Rains were re ported in Russia. Weather continued unfavourable Over the Canadian North West and pessimistic crop reports poured in. Primary movement Wols significantly Small and Domestic de Mand was keen with premiums 1-2 to 1 cent higher. The manner in Welcl the Market broadened and absorbed the heavy Selling which developed i the last two Days Well for i higher level of values. Closed unchanged aftci1 Southern Markes. Lockers ranged from a common Wilb from to with to said from-14 to the. Medium order from Best with those of k 58.75. Good calves took the Best calves from 1o the hog Market took Kollic Ftp 5c per cwt., bulk to j14.75 fat Ewe to Promice markets of mid further nolle., will Tho. I fro. By t. J. Voyl. Product. No. 1 no. Crop winery no. S Creamery , Wynn Ptg . Wynn Loeb car icel accords by Toi Dom. Govt. Extras cloz., canes i lots second pm Miloz Saeea returned. Cracked returned Manitoba potato per ib-------.08% look weaker and it to make from Ommon medium a decline of Thicuc smooths few at. Hulk of the sheep s.50 _ jobber to Omone i a t tet Tuc Manitoba rhubarb in Manitoba Manitoba been. L australian onions per 10. Manitoba cabbage per in. Sold from 56 to represent Tive sales. Wed. Aug reported 6.so 6.50 s.2k s.25 6.00 5.00 s.50 5.25 no. A. Ono 970 g_1100 j_1040 980 5.00 4.7s 4.76 4.50 4.25 4.25 980 2_ 975 960 Butcher Tuoi Oktis. ,80. s70 6.00 5.75 5.50 5.2s 5.25 Butcher cows 2_ 9t5 305 620 3_ t60 1-r s30 Cannes 5.10 5.w ,5.00 4.50 4.00 3.75 and Bel Mem to All b8-ib. Taro 49-Ih. Z pour 24-lb. Seu Watern 98-lb. Kick two 49-lb Talib. Two-49-lb. Four 24-lb. My pub 98-lb. Auklet two i 98-lb. Two 48-lb. Four 6.6o s.6o bin a to l to Motley so. T Timothy cd. Held open toy the Man standing former wer. Nah affairs. The private 1 red top-----------------------------1j.oo no. 3 red top demand Lor lower Belnac no Bay 111 la. Are obtain we front of Montreal. Produce. Montreal aug. And cheese quiet firm. Cheese 22 3-4 finest Eastern 23. Butter no. 1 pasteurized 38 1-4 to 38 iv2 no. 1 Creamery 37 1-4 to 37 1-2 seconds 36 1-4 to 36 1-2. Eggs fresh firsts 38. Lake shipping head of the lakes fort , ont., aug. Six Grain boats cleared from the ports of fort William and port Arthur last night and of complicity in the Savannah failure. Hut. None was apprehended. Recovered from his wound and was a. Local hero for yearn. Violent events popping violent events were popping fast than three months after Savannah came Richmond. That pleasant Little City in the Seal of Ray county immediately East of Clay. It is less than a dozen Miles Northwest of . Ray county was to be come in time an important part of Tho country with a cer Tain farmhouse near Richmond As an Intima in Centre of operations tragic comic chiefly tragic. From that lowly Homestead visited time and again by Frank and Jim Cummins and other members of the outlaw fraternity was to go Forth the raw youth whose Bullet Cut Short in Early Middle age he career of the King Bee Bandit and in the same House not Long before the end of , one member of his band was to meet violent death at the hands of another member. In the matter of fatalities resulting from the Richmond Bank robbery of May 23. 1867, this was the reddest of All the raids allegedly Ridden upon Tay the James younger combination. Death of at least eight persons May be tracer thereto. If fhe Lexington and Savannah fives were one and the name quintet As appearances suggested then it is to w0 iat the i Liberty and Richmond dozens were the seme men with a couple added in the lat ter affair. Some citizens averred that they counted 14 men in the gang of robbers and murderers who invaded Richmond. This outfit mounted on fast horses and emitting the unmistakable guerrilla yell dashed into the ring right and left citizens ducked and darted hither and Yon. For St. Louis. He bought a ticket and went aboard. Somebody at capital who Lead recognized sent a wire to the St. Louill chief of police. The chief received fugitive us the leaving the boat at the and placed Librn in the St. Louis jail. Thersy Littie remain until it cons Al i red Safe to Lake him to Warrenne Nigg his Hom where he1 was wanted on charges of robbing to was not Safe however for Tom a Home Iown mob hanged him to a tree in the . Suspected of participation in Richmond but. Not in Rodolfi William Hulse and John Jack Hancs of Jackson county de from the tale. C Ole Young Whoso Fri Earls declared he was n Texas at. Fhe time of the raid was named by some persons is a both of the Scro both presented evidence toward alibis. The incident ally Wafe made by Frank and tense being discreetly Titi for cover. Your outlaw he Torlan ban found no conc naive evidence for or against either boys. Cole younger or the continued daily state witnesses claim Russell Scott is sane insanity plea declared to be last desperate Gam file to evade Gallows Spurla United Delp Alrh in Prenn by free by Otis Peabody Swift Chicago last Desper ate Gamble of a keen Phr end mind Hent on Ovid tons cell oils. A Pipii inn Silty. Backed by mlml.3 of n. Onn time actor who knows t play the part of n. The mounted miscreant a halted with Maeon Bank the and been closed and were of the terrorize townsmen Tho other gang sitting their horses hard by and p the h n e hooting the six broke into the Bank comm crammed into the which customary sack. Today with All grains being among the cargoes. Five the g l. It Davidson carried of wheat Barlev and Rye to Buffalo. And the norwegian freighter Terre. Went to Duluth with a Small Load of flax and 450 tons of screenings. The Lake Flold cleared late last night for Montreal with a full cargo of Oats. Three Grain boats Are loading this evening and the big freighters boy Alton and Hagarty. Are in route one Coal boat is due tonight and one to Morrow. Following Are today s movements in the two harbours Taug Montreal Oats aug. 6 l. R. Davidson Buffalo wheat Barley Rye Terje Duluth screenings Sweden Buffalo. Wheat flax via Cartler port col Boane wheat Oats Glenilah Mont real wheat Oats Barley nor Only Sar Nia Assn Lola. Port Mcnicoll Passen Gers and freight. In Home Smith. We h. Becker Rollingwood loading Grain Manitoba loading flour Mitsch flare. Loading pulp Gle Corrie. Discharging freight. Passed the 800. 8te. Marie mich., aug. Up be wind Mcgean. 9 . Donaldson Maytham. Tyrone Cowan 10 Cort Manda Cole. Kinney Durston Pontiac Rensselear. 11 Peter White Edward Uhrig noon Poe. In Moalc. Beechay . Walsh. Mcgonagle. Kerr it ambers. Mattafs. Glen earn. 3, Amarls 5 Ucak. C. Iho Case of was continued this was in Fuff Illinois As evid Crucs today in the sanity Tref up of Scoll. Who to hang for murder temporarily escaped Tho penalty on a last minute insanity plea. When the slate took stand one Noie rang through their Brief Russell Scott military honors for late . Ambassador to Japan special Cal Tel to free Prew by free Tokio aug. I. Japanese troops out again they rejoined their comply ctr who by were having much less fun than they enjoyed at first. Mayor Shaw of Richmond was the chief official hero of the tragic Day. He found somewhere a hefty full shooter and dashed i across the Street to a Point where other Citi Zens who showed fight seemed to be gathering. Apparently it wan mayor s purpose to take leadership of posse. Before he i reached the spot he waa observed by i three of the Yelling riders who i charged Down upon him. Tho mayor fired briskly at the Trio but they were too Many for him he went Down die four bul lets in his body. In the county jail adjoining the courthouse and not far from the were several prisoners who it was alleged afterwards by friends of two will Menfi the Between St. Prot cat Bdrm and the railway station when body of a. Bancroft. United states ambassador to Japan. Is borne tomorrow the body a. From Karu Lejawa. Where or. Bancroft died Ihla noon. Prominent members of foreign Colony escorted the o St. Andrews it will he in stale Unell tomorrow. A Pargny Geo. Stephenson Manila m Taurus Wood William . I Ferris Cowle. Mathewson 2 Ford Sullivan. Townsend a Murphy Henry the of suspected were held there because they had continued to express Alecea zionist senti ments. The Raider made a bold at tempt to break open the jail and lib Erate these men. B. G. Griffin the Jailer and his a courageous lad of 16, sought to withstand As Sault. The Hoy got a big revolver and Toov poet behind a tree from which inadequate shelter he was fir ing upon the murderous gang when some of them shot him dead. Jailer or Tiffin saw his son fall lie rushed Forward stood Over the boy s body shooting at the murderers until seven bullets struck him Down. Several of his wounds were in vital parts. Father Tell dead across dead son. With their sack of loot. 14 ban dits finally galloped out of Richmond evidently having suffered no injury from our sure aroused the Liole county and several counties adjacent not omitting Clay and Jackson. The country stood1 up on Edge. Men of Means subscribed to a fund for rim Down the robbers and murder ers warrants issued for eight men who alleged to have recognized As of the gang. These were James White John j White Payne Jones. Michard Burns Argyle a choke blend of selected Grain whisky and Fink of scout halts bottled guarantee Fajr t Gooderham 4 Worts uck Toronto. Canada Isaac mar to gunnery. Andrew or Suire. Tutto Rulek of them had waved under j ;