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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
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strictly ret - modern node newly papered and
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CHARLES A. ROSE,
Real Estate and Loans,
No. II North Tenth Street
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II is probable that Colonel John W..
Richardson Register o. the Land Onlce,
viii put In electric fans for the House
,-,eu,be-s during the short session In
July.
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DIVIDEND.

Office of the Secretary OF the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Wilmington, n. G., Juno 80, ISG.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
have declared a DIVIDEND OBJ TWO
(2J PER CENT. on the Common Capital
Stock of that Com pany. Dividend due
urer at Wilmington. y. c.. on JULY
10, 1902. The transfer books will stand
closed from July ist TO July t0th 1902.
both inclusive
JAMES F. POST, Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line railroad Co.
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HAD NO OPPOSITION.
James D. Richardson Renominated for
Congress.
CIV Associated Press.)

By Associated Press0
CHATTANOOGA TENN. July 9.-The
Democratic Executive Committee of the
Fifth Congressional District has declared
James .. Richardson the nominee Tor re,
election to Congress. Mr.. Richardson had
no 0nnOSitiOn.
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West End Home Building
Fund Association,
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Fund Association,
1903 East Main Street,
Richmond Va. JaEy g. 1902
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF.
DIRECTORS OF this Association. held:
this day n the office of the President,
a DIVIDEND Or FOUR DOLLARS.
being 10 per cent. per share. was de-
clared on the capital stock. to be paid
TO stockholders OF register on July 18TH:
1902 The books of the company for
transfer of stock will be closed on July;
18th 1902. andIreopened on July list. 1902,
Checks for the said DIVIDEND will be-
mailed to stockholders on July list. 1902.
GEO J. ROGERS, Secretary
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POLICE FORCE CHANGED
A New Detective Brings in a Man in
the First Hour
Special Dispatch to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NORFOLK, VA. July 9.-The entire
police force was changed this morning at
6 o'clock All of the men who We're new
ly appointed by the new administration
went to work and those who were dis
new assignments. Captain Mike Prince.
the new chief of detectives. says that the
detectives at least had gone TO work in
earnest. for one of them. Conner. had al
ready caught Henry Dancitt stealing
clothing from Barney Nicholson on Church
Street and brought the prisoner in.
Mayor Riddich, standing by, commented:
THAT is very well for the new force to
start with. think that officer will make
an excellent detective
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Major Robert N. Ellis.

fSneciaI Dispatch 70 TIE Times.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, July 9.-aIajor
Robert n. Ellis. of Amherst county.
died here last night. He was born in
Amherst eghty-one years ago. and
passed most of his life at Red Hill.
the ancestral home of the Ellis family.
For many years he was pro,ni@e2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10

Trying to Keep Cool
Governor Montague has had new cleo
1ric fans placed in his offices at the
Capitol
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Messrs. A. e. Hurt. Auditor. of the
Court of Claims; r. w. w. Collins, of
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U. s. Judge.
Joseph P Brady Deputy Clerk.
Richmond, Va, June o. 1902.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
500 IS PROMINENT
Canadian Pacific Also Opens Some
what Higher
AND REs1sTs A REACTION
The Market Becomes Dull and I'm
certain After Higher
Opening.

New York. May 21.-Prices OF stocks adj
vanced all around at the opening. Canadian
Pacific sold at 1341k to 1874, compared with 1873
last night, on the transfer of 1880 shares.
Duluth, South Shore C Atlantic preferred rose
~ and 500 preferred point. There were
large dealings OF Reading at an extreme adj
vance of r.. Colorado Fuel rose IA The
.radng was quite active and well distributed.
Prices reacted, somewhat after the opening.
colorado Fuel and Reading lost their ad-
ances and a few stocks were shaded to
Glow last night. 500 rose ~ and Canadian
acific resisted the reaction, rising again 10
he best Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda.
Iowa Central preferred, Brunewick, the Kan
sas City Southern stocks, New York, Chicago
& St. Louis. Chicago, Indianapolis g. Louis
vile preferred and Pittsburg, c., G.. & st.
Louis rose 1@11a Chicago. Great, Western pre-
-ferred 2B, and New York, Chicago & ST..
Louis second preferred 25a. The market be-
came very dull and uncertain in its movement
There were some scattered advances before
the market generally became dull and mar
row. General Electric fell IA and there were
advances OF l and 2 in New York Central,
North Western, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi
cago & st. Louis, Lake Erie & Western, the
Chicago e. Alton stocks, the Colorado &
Southern stocks, Western Union, North
American and Locomotive preferred. Anal
gamated rose strongly IN. Pittsburg, Gin
cinnatt, Chicago & St. Louis rose IN.
There were some wide movements in the
inactive list which did not affect the inertia
OF the general market. NV Havn rose 8;
American Express 5; Chicago & Eastern
Illinois, 3; Wheeling & Lake Erie second
preferred, 2A. and Chesapeake & Ohio st
Louis & San Francisco, Peoples Cas- Smelt-
ing and Cotton Oil point or more. Reading
! then yielded to below last night and the
market became heavy. H.. =, .
The reaction carried back Canadian Pacific
North Western and New Haven about
points. The Evansville & Terre Haute stocks
lost ~ each Prices of many prominent
stocks fell back below last night, Chicago 8
Alton extended its gain to 2 points, ant
American Car preferred ~ .-
| A renewed rise in Canadian Pacific to 1851
| induced recoveries elsewhere. Cleveland
Lorain &, Wheeling rose Is points, the pre-
ferred 5 and Ann Arbor dropped 2. Thu
Coalers stiffened sharply The closing wa
| active and strong. sts--.. -..e.
| Bonds were dull but steady at noon.
Stock quotations reported for The Journa
by Watson 6 Co.. Chamber of Commerce
| Minneapolis e.; ~ -..-
| Closing figures are bid. s..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
THE CASH TRADE i
Flax Easier-Corn5 Hfgher-Oats in
Active Demand.

II
Active Demand
FLAX-Lttle was done in lax there was
scarcely anything offered. At the close prices
were lower all around II -.
Minneapolis had 2 cars in compared with
8. last year. and shipments were cars. Du-
luth had car. go. -. - E,s >
arrive, STA; May, s1.74; July, s1.74; Duluth,
cash, STA to arrive, $l.74; May, s1.74; Sep
TENDER, $1.4S; October, S1.45. =.
fCORN-Some No. was sold to arrive at Soc.
Spot no grade brought 59c.s No. 8 yellow
closed at 62c, and the market was very firm
at the close. Receipts, s@shipments 1
car.
-OATs-There was an acttvg-trade in oats.
All the offerings were taken up promptly. No
cars; shipments, cars. .
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse meal and
cracked corn are quoted $22.25;: No. feed,
1923; No feed, $23. Is; No. feed s25; granu-
lated corn meal IN cotton sacks. at the rate Of
81. So per brl. ..-,'- @4s%
MILLsTUFFs-Bra in bulk is quoted at
S140l4.oO; bulk shorts, $l5G15.25 -four mid
2oo-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton additional; in 100 lb
sacks, 81 per ton additional. Shipments. 1910
tons.
BARLEY-Feed grades, 64@6Sc; mailing
grades, e0g7oc. Receipts, 2 cars; shipments,
cars. .- ~
RYE-No. 2 closed at SEC: Receipts, 1 car;
no shipments
! HAY-Upand fancy, ss9s5o upland choice,
Eas upland No. /, s6@7; midland, s5.5O@s;
medium, $595,5O; off color, $4@45t; timothy,
fancy, $1050@11; timothy. choice. 5000. SOP
1850; timothy, No. l. 50. 5O110; rye straw,
choice. s4@4.oV. Receipts, 80 tons; shipments,
u tons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
DECLINE OF hc IN MINNEAPOLIS JULY WHEAT
The Market Breaks to 75c Near the
Close-Trade Continues Very
Light Everywhere.
A SHORT INTEREST DEVELOPING
FOREIGN Markets Dull and Easy
.rta News of u Quiet Feature
.-- H. less Session. s.s

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, May
N-A little strength came into wheat TINS
morning and the market worked up asc IN the
early trades. July sold at 76Ac and then Tell
off again The market dragged and 1t was
another day of general neglect and light
trading Liverpool was open again for ousl-
ness and came 1s@Ad lower on wheat ana
3a9Ad higher on corn. The cables Drougnt
news Of an unfavorable turn in the weather
on the continent. Coarse grains In chicago
were strong. Chicago wheat was inclined 70
sympathetic strength and July SOLO 10 io7sc.
The northwest followed with less alacr1ty ana
&c over Chicago was about the best diner
ence maintained. Locally receipts were again
very light. Millers are drawing on terminals
for their requirements, and from the pres
ent rate Of loading out a decrease OF 1.OOO,oOo
bu in local stocks for this week is foresnao-
owed. 4 good many bearlsh reports are COM
ting from the southwest, and the pears are
making the most Of the good European crop
prospects. On the whole, 1t is the ruling i'm
preston that the market would break were
Il not for the strong northwestern cash SIT
ustion This has been an offset to the OUTSIDE
bea richness so far. Something Will give
eventually and the market start out OF lne
rut. The bears ar, hoping that receipts mere
will increase and the cash situation De sum
otently relieved to allow the bearlsh crop
news to have full effect. Their danger IS
che market to break, majority OF the small
or traders are selling short, and there is
now something OF short interest OF the
class that Is easily scared into covering.
Wheat and flour clearances showed 344,ooo
bu At primary points receipts ran to 22o'ooo
blu against 440, 600 last year, and shipments
Iao. 600 against s31, 900 bu. Minneapolis mad
Sc cars against 1913 last year, and Duluth
against 9.
Ten loads were reported taken for export at
New York. The market turned easier a1ter
noon and Just before the close broke to 1oc
Tor July. The close was: July, 75@7o7sc ana
September, 71Ac.
So little wheat was offered this morning
that the cash market was cleaned up IN very
short order. sMillers took everything they
could use bought to arrive and turned TO
elevators to fill out their requirements. NO.
i northern to arrive sold at nc and spo'
No | sold as high as 771ac or about INC
over the July option at the time. NO.
northern sold at 761a@75&c for spot NO:
northern to arrive brought 75Bc and 'oc
No wheat sold principally at 75c, and nc
grade went at 74@74Ac for the best, DIE
burnt selling down to 65c. Very little re:
jected wheat was seen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
MONEY REPORTS,

NEW YORK, May 21.-Noon-Money on call
dull at per cent; prime mercantile paper,
1905 per cent: sterling exchange easy, with
actual business in bankers bills at S486k@
4!87M for demand, and at $4.s4as6D4. 84ea for
60 days; posted rates, 1854 and s4.sS: COM
mercial bills, $4.S3A @4.84s4; bar silver, 5lasc;
Mexican dollars. 411sc; government bonds,
steady; refunding Is, registered and coupon,
1O9; IS, registered and coupon, 1903; new As.
registered and coupon, 1877 old As, registered
and coupon, Ill; IS, registered and coupon,
1861. .,.
MINNEAPOLIS-Bank clearings, $685.
319.43; New York exchange, selling rate 81
premium, buying rate SOC premium; Chicago
exchange, selling rate SOC premium. buying
rate par; London 60-day sight documentary,
$4.S4M .~.'.s-
CHICAGO, May 21.-Exchanges, SIG, $3.50. 2s5
balances, $2,044, S18 Posted exchange, $485
60 days, SASS demand New York ex-
change, 45c premium.
ST. -PAUL-Clearings 1886, 423. 50. -...-s ~
. NEW YORK, May 21.-Exchanges, $A3, &c.,
010;, balances $40, 1854 r.. =
PHILADELPHIA, May N-Clearings, $22,-
1885,; balances, s2,156,245 Money, AZ per
cent. III
BALTIMORE, May 21.-Clearings, So, $685.
GIG; balances $560646 Money 6 per cent.
BOSTON, May 21-Exchanges, $z2, 317, 1874;
balances, 81. 703, O92.
PARIS, May 21-Three per cent rentes 1o1f
1Oc. Exchange on London. 25f 2o1sc. Spanish
As closed 1912. .r
BERLIN May 21-Discount rates, short
bills, tx per cent; three months bills, IN per
cent, -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
INVESTMENT GOSSIP

New York, May 2l.-Shares Of the Ameri-
can Elevated Railroad company, which sold
off 80 points to 7 or the curb yesterday were
offered at 81 a share at to-day's opening Of
dealings on the curb. 't
Whallon, Case & Co., from New York-It
is the old story. Many commission houses
frightened their customers out but the old
level remains. The bulls will be modest and
take small profits till outcome of coal strike
is clear. Outside Of this agitation all seems
we'll. The Morning Commercial says North
ern Securities people are in conference with
president and attorney general with coed
results
New York to Edwards, Wood & Cove
expect temporary lower prices. Fair sup
port is promised in Steels around 40 and go
Keep close to shore on buying on declines
and selling on rallies. The equity OF Read
ing is so secure that difficulties at present
encountered will be adjusted and latter on its
securities will take UP their proper level.
Chicago to Watson & Co.-Local interests
close to Great Western Railway say the
traffic reports of the road show enormous
gains all around save grain tonnage. The
company traverses the richest agricultural
district of the west and has very few small
stretches Of country not productive OF traffic.
Fully so per cent of the business done is said
to originate on its own lines. Much money
Is being spent for general improvements
which Will be largely completed tnls year. II
is very likely this which is encouraging pur-
chases Of the .B'' stock, that issue being
next in line for dividends which cannot be
remote in view of rapid advancement Of the
property.
New York to Watson-The whole secret
about G. P. appears to be that Hill and his
friends have been buying steadily for con-
troll. The next dividend is to be on s per
cent basis with possibly an extra out of the
recent land sales. Duluth, South Shore {
Atlantic will be taken over at considerably
higher figures than present market price, SO
we are told.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
RANGE OF JULY WHEAT
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Early Bulls Get After Wheat Be-
cause of Receipts.

Chicago, May 21.-After a momentary cas-
ing OF grains at the opening to-day, bullish
prices up with fair show of vigor. In wheat
conditions favored the bear side. Rains had
fallen in most of The wheat, and corn belt
a an the ono y val ghGh nas been seE ag
relief. The weather in the northwest was
clearing I'D to some extent. and there was
Receipts, however. were still very small.
st. Louis came into the market for July stuff.
and the strength in corn brought a fair gain:
time since Friday, showed small decline
and Influenced the: early weakness. July
opened As@Nc to 14c lower, at 745tc to 741Aq
receipts were only i cars OF contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported SO cars,
making a total for the three points of los
cars against 146 last week and 23s year
ago. -- = 81
After the early show of strength IN wheat
and July had sold to 74Ac, there was sell
ing pressure on the pit and July declined to
weak close S@%s down. at ~
to 9iber 74MS747sc December, 74h97s9c.
gash wheat eat No red $685. No. red
hard winter. 75@Tc; No northern spring,
T7@7Sc; No. northern spring, 7613077o; No.
3 spring. 72@75c.s$ r e
| first few minutes of trade. Catles were In
different. but they Influenced the market only
momentaarily: The principal bull b. factor was
|
some good buying and support by the big bull
party, but there was little disposition to let
go of stuff in holding. Country owners were
making very light offerings. The market took
on an active appearance early, and July,
which opened 1sc lower to NC higher, at 61M
G62&c, quickly topped 621A@S2%c.
Corn lapsed into dull market late in the
Gay and declined on fair selling until July
closed slightly lrmer, A@Ac up. at 621s@
; 62Ac. = -. -. y. :.
Close Corn-May, e2hc; July, 621s962Ac;
| Sant enlher COLI m6O3ac: December. 46Ac: May
| Q9d3), 457sc. T. -. -. ..< H..
Cash corn: No. 8, 62A @62c. ,-.s ~
Oats opened with a little better show Of
activity, but there still seemed to be wait
ing game on. especially in new July options:
| The cash demand was good. but this was
partly offset by increased receipts and favor
able crop reports. May was off Nc on some
small trading, but July took hold WELL after
opening unchanged at 36Kc, and sold up to
size. Receipts were 1874 cars.
Close: oats-May. 42c; July, s5ase; new,
cenlber, 2915c; new, Bic.
Cash oats, No. 2, 4211ka4sc; No. 8, 42Ac.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

London Wheat-Cargoes off coast, nothing
doing: on passage, quiet steady:
Farnum Of Chicago to c. E. Lewis: Wheat,
l believe, is low enough Think 1t Is purG
chase Been sold until there Is Eesd
chance fer fair advance:
Paris close: Wheat S eentimes higher; -four
unchanged,
Liverpool close: Wheat haAd lever than
Friday Corn sd to I'D higher.
Antwerp close: Wheat unchanged
London close: Wheat 1sd Lever to tzd high
eri corn, I'D higher:
Chicago reports the sale Of Se,0ee BID Ne. /
northern at July prices.
Berlin-May closed 5se lower: -
Budapest closed re lower:
New York to Lewis: Saw letter from an
Ohio corn -four miller in which he says he has
been bidding sT1se for corn and can't get any,
and must, close his mill on that ACCOUNT:
Total eiearsnees: Wheat. EGG, 95e ba; -four,
and -four equals $4,000 bu. '
The Chicago Board of Trade directors yes
teTdar decided not to close Saturday, May 81,
SO the adjournment will be over Fridas only:
Cbicago-The weather map this morning
shows less rain in the northwest, some show:
eFs in eastern Minnesota and Wisconsin:
There Is some rain in Kansas, Missouri, Illi-
nois, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee and Ken
lucky, and good rains in iowa:
Des Moines-one ef the hardest rains ct the
season visited this vicinity Last night. Tbs
rain was continuous for six or seven hours
Chicago to 1. T: Sevle! One bull influence
In wheat to-day is bad weather en- the centi-
nent St. Louis has bought wheat on this.
July price Is bio fer cash wheat in store Id
certain houses:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
... Securities.

London, May 21.-Consols for money, s5h;
consols for account 50 ole; Anaconda. 81;
Atchison, 81; Atchison preferred, 1O0k; Balt-
more & Ohio, 1osA Canadian Pacific, 1873;
Chesapeake & Ohio, 4S; Chicago Great Wes-
tern, 2sA; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
173; Denver 4 Rio Grande. 431a; Denver &
Rio Grande preferred, s21s Erie, IS; Erie first
preferred, 69h; Erie second preferred, 541s
Illinois Central, 1856; Louisville & Nashville,
IA; Missouri. Kansas & Texas, 2sz Missouri is,
Kansas G Texas preferred, 60; New York Cen
trail, 1850; Norfolk & Western, 5S1k; Norfolk
Western preferred 81 zsl ont Rai9,rs M sgM
Reading first preferred, AN; Reading second
sH Southern a Rsi~sy %s4
Pacific, 56aa; Union Pacific, 1O7A; Union Pa
Giha sS United States stes az
1854; Wabash preferred, AN; Spanish As
1878; De Beers. 43M; Rand Mines. 1874.
Bar silver steady, 23%d per ounce
Money, 2@212 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open marke
for short bills is 2a4 per cent The rate O.
discount in the open market for three months
bills is PA per cent. ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
Benton Mining Stocks.

Boston, May 21.-Copper closing quotations:
Adventure, 2a12@24; Allouez. sA@31s Area
dian, 5A@6; Arnold, 60@100: Atlantic, 331a@
81; bingham, 37A @37As: Calumet and Hecla
Ho@56o; Centennial, 2o@2oA Continental
Zinc, 2s4@3; DAILY West, 44@441z; Dominion
Coal, 135@1s6: Dominion Steel, 57@57A; Elm
10 bid Isle Royal, 10 bid; Massachusetts, 2o&
OIL; Mayhower 2%@3; Michigan, 1o1l@1l;
Mohawk, 4O1z@41; Old Colony. 3@3A Old
Dominion. 2o@21; osceola, 6ok@e2; Parrott.
Rhode Island. 2@21a; Santa Fe, 2A@2A; Tam
arack, 11o@175;s Trim ountain, 100 asked Trim
ity, ,l3A@131a: United States Mining, 171a@
17A; Utah,z 22s@22a; Victoria. 44a@l4A Wi
mona, 3ss@3A; Wolverine, 55@56: Wyandotte,
1K@1Y Consolidated. 5SA @5sh M. B., ~
ops: B. G.. s@s1a; c. M, 1A@2.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
Peoria Whisky. -.
Peoria, ILL.,, May M.-Whisky-$1.3O 30.
PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions,

Chicago, May 21.-Provisions started out
rather weak on 5000 head more hogs received
at the yards than was estimated and on q
consequent dip Of &c in yard prices Offer
freely Some support came from the packers
and prices made Improvements July pork
opened nc. to :21sc down, at ST .1o@17.i5, and
lower, at sioiSM@1oi5 and touched s1 30 r.
July ribs opened 21ac lower to unchanged, at
$9.623@9.65.
Close: Pork-May, s17; July, $17.07A; Sep
TENDER, s17.17zs January, s16.37k. Lard
May, $1o.15; July, slo.1o; September, SO Is;
October, $1o.12h. Ribs May $9.62Ak; July,
SO. 57A@9.6 go; September, $9.57k@9.6O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
New York Grain.

New York, May 21.-Flour-Receipts, 1850
brls;, sales, 400 pkgs; steadier but quiet.
Wheat-Receipts, a, AS bu; sales. 1.045, coo bu;
patty with corn and on light northwest re-
ceipts: May, sO%c; july soss@soMc; septem-
Der, 7s1s@7sSc; December. SoA @So4c. Rye
No 2 western, 65c fob. ahoat. corn-sales,
IS 900 'tu; advanced actively on small receipts
and bull manipulation at Chicago; May. $3.50
69Kc; July, 673a@67Ssc: September, 65h@65Mc.
Oats-Receipts, 20 600 bu: higher because Of
the May deal at Chicago and scare among
shorts; track white, 50@55c..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
State Grain Inspection.

- May 70. ~
Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. North
ern-No northern, 5; No. 2 northern, IS;
No. 3. 8; rejected, i; no grade, I.
Chicago Milwaukee & ST. Paul-No. 2
northern, IA; No. 3, 9; rejected, 3; no grade, L.
Minneapolis St. Louis-No l northern, q;
No. 2 northern, 6.
500 Line-No. l northern, 2
Chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No. q northern. 6; No 3, 8; rejected, i; no
grade, (.
Totals-No. l northern, 9; No. northern,
Al; No. 8, Is; rejected, 8: no grade, u.
Other Grains-No. white oats, 3 cars; No.
4 white oats. Q; No. oats. 4; no grade oats,
!; No. 2 rye, l; rejected fax, 2; no grade
fax, l.
Cars Inspected out--No hard wheat, 1;
No 1 northern wheat, IS; No 2 northern
wheat, "a; No wheat 81; rejected wheat,
3; no grade wheat, |; No. white oats, /;
no grade oats, 2: No. ! fax 6; rejected fax, s.
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cars; live stock, car; dressed meats, 1872 1zo
lbs; railroad materials, 10 cars; sundries, Il
cars; car lots, 4S1.
shipped-Wheat, 20 cars q, $50 bu; corn, ai0
bu; oats, 4,140 bu; barley, 5000 blu; max, l,9oo
bu; -four, $3.50 brls; millstuffs, 1,o7o: toms
hay. Il TONS fuel oil. Sc. 900 gals; fruit oloo
lbs; merchandise. 2,641 $40 lbs; lumber NY So
lime, i car; household goods, 2o2oo lbs; rail
road iron, 8 cars; stone and marble, cars;
live stock, car; linseed oil. 900 brls on
cake, 435 800 lbs; hides, pelts. etc. 5000 rail-
road materials, 8 cars; sundries, % cars; car
lots, 1893. ... RI, :. sis :. T..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-21
Milwa ukee Grain.

Milwaukee, May 21.-Flour-Firm. Wheat
Lower Close: No. northern, 7sc; No. 2
northern, 7o13@771ac; July, 7iAc Rye-Quiet
NO. l, 6o1ac. Barley-Steady: No: 2, 1870
74c; sample, 65@72hc Oats-steady No 3
white, 4o@45Ac.@ .Corn-July, e2Ac. u.
Wheat-Puts, 74c; calls, 1850 -
Corn-Puts, 621sc; calls, 62Sc. r.@'' r. "