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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-18
MEN WOMEN ADMIRE.


Above everything else a wom-
an admires strength in a man.
1t may be strength Of bOdy-she
will worship n Hercules with
the brain of a guinea pig; it may
be strength Of intellect-she will
adore a savant with the body Of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-18
STORM AND STRESS OF LIFE.
BY Rev. Thomas D. GREGORY.

To the question: rs Life
Worth Living?" the overwhelm-
ing majority Of men. il they
were sincere. would be obliged
to answer. "No" They would
be forced to reply that to them
life was n burden tho Oift uot az
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-18

We are always glad to get out OF
crOckery store. as we are afraid Of
breaking something.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-18

Of events he ought to see Italy. if pres
ent progress is maintained. prosperous
and cOntentcd.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-18

The line between things secu-
lar and things religious is too
sharply drawn in these days. II
a man is to be truly religious, he
must exercise his power consci-
entiously in every department Of
Iifn IIn mn sxf ho lar nl MI AhA-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Dull And NARROW
Very Little Doing at Opening ot
Stock Market.
COL. FUEL AND AM. ICE DOWN
500 UP lss and the Preferred 4
Points, but the Market Is
! Almost StnEnant.

New York, June 2I-Two thousand shares
of Colorado Fuel sold at the opening at s6
to 81, compared with So last night on ac-
count of the passing Of the dividend and the
American, Ice stocks showed sharp fractional
losses on the same account. Otherwise the
market was intensely dull and the changes
very narrow. St. Paul and Missouri Pacific
hardened shade and Amalgamated Copper
declined fraction. ts..ss-4s =. + 60
Colorado Fuel was bought on the decline
and rallied to 87h. Liquidation was re-
newed and 1t broke to 50, a loss of four points.
Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda became
heavy and lost a point but other 4specialties
were quiet except for the Ice stocks. the pre-
ferred dropping to 43. Railroad stocks
ignored these special points Of weakness and
held firm, particularly St. Paul, which ad"
vanced point to 176M Business was on
small scale. Des Moines and Fort Dodge
gained ~ while New York, Chicago & ST..
Louis preferred lost 2. -:
When the demand for St. Paul slackend,
the market halted. Amalgamated declined to
6S and Anaconda lost in all. Colorado Fuel
on the other hand recovered to. Sc. Mnneap-
oils, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie preferred
rose 4 and Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis 21. Westinghouse Electric declined
1k and rallied point There was rise of
1a in Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste.
Marie and a decline of ~ in American Ice
and of point in Peoples Gas. Colorado
Fuel rallied again to 81. The market was
practically stagnant. -. =
Amalgamated rallied point and Colorado
Fuel 3A The improvement in these stocks
benefited the railroad list slightly, St. Paul
and Missouri rising to the best. Distilling
preferred lost and United States Express 1A:
There was rise of over points in Illinois
Central. Missouri Pacific crossed ITO and
Detroit Gas gained point. Minneapolis, St.
Paul & Sault Ste Marie preferred reacted ~
and Ice preferred fell an extreme 3B Prices
eased off in the late dealings. Illinois Central
reacted about a point. Ehe closing was dull
and heavy. = -.
Stock quotations reported for The journal
by Watson & Co.. brokers, Chamber of Com
merce, Minneapolis: .'-.-~~--.;;.--' -
Closing figures are bid. ss..s.. L..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, June 27.-Noon-Money on call
steady at 3@3k per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, 41kd5 per cent; sterling exchange easier,
with actual business in bankers bills at $4s7ss
and $4.S7N for demand, and at $4.S5h@4.SA
for 60 days; posted rates, $4.86@4s6k and
81 $4881h@4 89; commercial bills, "a. A.S4A@485A
bar silver, 52Nc; Mexican dollars, 421ec. Gov
ernment bonds steady; refunding Is. regis.
coupon 1O7; new is, registered and coupon 1876;
old As, registered 109%, coupon l10%; IS,
registered and coupon. 1O5. s.
MINNEAPOLIS = Bank c1earings, S1,76S,-
$685. New York exchange, selling rate, 60c
prerniuna; buying rate, 10c premium Chicago
exchange, selling rate, 25c premium; buying
rate, 25C discount; London sixty-day sight
documentary $E8511s. - -. ~
= ST. sPAuL-Clearings $S5S, ,o42. .36. -
CHICAGO, June 27-Clearings, $26, ,687, ,416;
balances, $1,sss,42s Posted exchange, $4S6
for 80 days, $4.Ss1z on demand. New York
exchange, 15c premiul - . =
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Clearings, $2o,-
a1o.52s; balances, SO, ,1e5, AIS. Money, 4@4h
per cent. .,r.,- s.t...-' -. r.; j.. - q. =,
,BERLIN, June 27.-Excnange on London,
20 marks 46h pfennigs for checks. =
PARIS, June 27.-4 p. m.-Three per cent
rentes, 101 francs 55 centimes for the account: :
Spanish As closed at 81 .65.
balances, s57s, ,0e6. Money, 8 per cent .oo-
NEW YORK, June H.-Exchanges, $10o,-
579, ,227 balances, $12,1S0, ,467. =
r. BOSTON,, June 27-ExchaDges, $2l,052S $50;
balances. $2.27S. 476. s..'. =,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27

BUTTER Extra ereameries, PEI i, 2eHc:
arsts. per lb, 1s1Ac; seconds, per lb, 1910;
dairies. extra, lb, 1870; dairies, frsts, per ID,
17hc; seconds, per 10. lHhc; packing stock,
per ID. 16c; ladies' firsts, per lb, Tic; sec
EGGs-strctly' fresh, cases included, loss
off, per dog, loo; strictly fresh, case count,
l4c fhssKs ana secord ioc fancy 112c
twins or flats, choice, per ID, 9h910c; twins
or flats, fair to good. per lb, sUsc; daisies,
tsney So n 5 5@f Sc 0Ffh Sd NJ? : PER n s
No: 1, lb, 101z@11c; limburger, No. q per lb.
S@s pu1btGst b;oa se Nc 4 Pec
No. 2. .S2@sc, round Swiss, No. i, 15@l51zc;
No. 2, 85@9c; Young Americas, fancy, l2@
123kc; choice, 11@11kc.. =. .Fn
m Sin e mixed dostep M per na p
5%PSs ySSPE 6rGsSs Sss 3aesr7 es Rs5
9sRa coored esase eueks white Sc
&c. fair to good, per ID, 7@7hc; thin, small
or overweight, 4@5c; mutton, fancy, country
milk pelts off, lb, 9@11c; lambs, fancy fall.
s9s1hc; hogs, light, S7sc hogs, medium, sac;
sdu b ie craps raj s Pedum sRo 20 arEs
per ID, Sc; SMALL lb, 4@5c; pickerel, per lb,
perch psp b stG 5s per nuao If @
lb, &c; turtles, per lb, 2@3c.
POTATOEs-White stock, per bu, in car
lots 4oc white s9ek Less than car lots Se
S0c; new southern. per bu, 9oc.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, $3.50; south
ern, per, sack, $l.75; California, per sack. 81;
Bermudas, per crate, 81.
DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow, per bu, s1.75;
medium, per bu, $780, creme, fancy, per bu,
$1.75; green, medium per bu, s1.60; marrow
DRIED. BEANs-Fancy navy, per bu s2 Is;
choice navy, por bu, 81; medium handpicked
per bu, si.s5; medium fair s125; medium,
mixed, and dirty, s59socc; brown, fancy, per
APPLEs-New southern. per h" box, s1.75;
per box, sl6oal Is; cherries, white. re- BOX
$3.50; apricots, 4-basket crate, $150@1. go;
peaches, box, 81. .5o@1 60 plums Clynlan, per
crate, s1.6o@1.75; pluns, Tragedy, per crate,
MELoNs-Water doz SO. .5o@4; musk
melons, per crate, Sc.
Caifornia az seedlings s42
late -Valepcias all sizes, per box, IS; grape
fruit California per box. S.
LEMo oNs-.Messinas, fancy, s.; choice, s4.76;
PiNEAPLEs.hew southern. large. per
idoz.i s225; small and medium: s1.75.
RAsPBERRIEEmRRed per 2*-ps crate 81
$3;. per 16-qt crate, $2
GoOsEBERkhs-Per 24-qt crate. 81: 49,
qt crate. s1:50:
| STRAWBBRRIES-Per crate, d qts, s2.75
O3; 16-Ct crates. $t.75.
BANANAS Fancy large punches, s3 me-
dunn punches, s2.5o@z.75; small punches,
! -VEGETABLES- new, per doz,
soc; new beans, string, per tu, s1.25@1 50;
wax beans, per bu, 81; Z wax beans per 2-S-bu
box. $3.50; egg plant, new, doz, $2@2. .25; peas,
| green. per bu, $3.50; homegrown pieplant.
! southern, per large crate. 81; radishes, bone
grown, per doz punches, 2oGs5c: onions
green, q per doz punches. 15c: let
per tdoz. SOC; mint, per doz, 3O04oc
parsley, doz, soc: squash, summer. per doz,
! 5O060c, turnips. new. bu.. $l.26; carrots. pei
doI, 4G@a5Oc;; cucumbers, doz, 76cQ$1; celery,
4oDSOc; tomatoes. 4-basket crate. 81; cauli-
flower, doz, 81. rs: celery. home grown, dog,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
CORN NAY BE LIGHT CROP
Have Caused Small Grain.
a. to Boom.

Specials to The Journal. - I,
Redheld, s. D., June 27.-Crop conditions
in Sphinx and adjacent counties continue very
favorable. The continued cool weather and
frequent rains have promoted sturdy growth
and wheat is so well rooted that it bet
ter Withstand a drouth should one occur In
July. The rainfall this season has been some
what above the average and the weather has
been remarkable in that it has continued cool
and cloudy for several days after the general
rains. This has prevented sca!ding and r,lsts.
Prospects as to corn are not so favorable a.
last year. The effect of the recent frosts may
be seen in many fields and in a few the crop
is entirely killed.
jamestown, N D., June N.-The James
river valley never looked more promising or
the crops better than at present. Specimens
of growing grain show unusual length and
fine heads. AZ old fashioned yield is pre-
dicted by old timers who Say the conditions
are similar to those in 1882 Specimens Of
timothy four feet high, bronze grass four
and one-haf feet in length and speltz about
six feet high are shown. =a+------- -
La Crosse, Wis, June 27.-Cool weather has
port that unless there is change in the
year. All other grains said to be in .
favorable condition. 80
Butte Neb., June H.-This section was WIS.,
ited last night by one OF the heaviest rain
falls of the season. Crops were never so good
as now. .---. .-.. 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
RANGE OF JULY WHEAT
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
Wheat Started Unchanged - Corr
Steady Oats Strong.
. CHICAGO GRAIN

Wheat Started Unchanged Corn
Steady Oats Strong.
Chicago, June 27.-A showery weather map
in the harvesting country inducing some
short covering and fair demand started
July wheat unchanged to Nc up at 73Ac to
73hc. There were no English cables, and
Paris was irregular. There seemed to be
fear of buying by the corn bulls Of yester-
day and July sold to 73%c The cash demand
was slow and receipts were fair, bringing
a steady tone for July around 1850. Sep
tenaber sold early between. 72A@72Ac.. Local
receipts were 35 cars, OF contract grade;
Minneapolis and Duluth reported '26o cars
zaaking total for the three points OF 29o
against 31s last week and 2SS year ago.
Argentine shipments were small at 100000
bu against 736, 900 bu last year
Professional selling and liquidation later in
the day took all the strength out of wheat
and July closed weak, Nc down at 73c and
September easy, shade lower at 723@c. Close:
June, 7a1ac: July, 7sc; September, 72@12hc;
Ee red 77@sMc 1885, sn So hard ard xtnter 7isc
No. hard winter, 7s1a@75hc; No. northern
spring. 75@751Ac; Nc; northern spring, '47s@
75c; No. 3 spring, 72@14c. :. -.
Small receipts Of corn, wet weather for
growth and little contract making by private
elevators induced a very good tone in July
corn and held prices steady in September.
There was still free selling of September by
the professional VINO is supposed TO DC
heavily short of July. July opened un-
changed to sc higher at 6s7scrt esc. and sold
at 69kc, the top price of the option. Sep
tember sold between eol@6o%c and size and
steadied near SIC. Receipts were 109 cars,
2s of contract grade. Private elevators turned
out only 50 cars. . >*sH 80
July corn was bought by shorts at 6sAc, the
record price of the crop. On this bulge Sep.
teniber went to 61sc. Persistent selling OF
the later option however, took off much of
the gain. July closed firm, Ac up at 6sMc,
and September 1ac higher at 61@611sc. Close:
June, 68asc; July, 6S%c; September, 61@6l1sc;
December, 471ac; May, a5A@45ssc. Cash: No.
2, 6S1zc; No. 3, 621zc. sfy54ss..ss :,
oats were exceedingly strong. The near
ness Of delivery day, with cash stuff selling
as high as SIC and not car of new oats ar
irving to-day pushed July oats up rapidly
Trade early was not excited, the influence
of the bulge being simply the great scarcity
of oats and the good cash demand. July
opened Ac to aec up at 44tsc to 44Ac and
! Jumped to 4sc September held firm aroune
331lc. .-4
| Shorts were excited in oats as the session
advanced and bid the price up to 47c-a re-
| markable advance of SC in two. days Proht.
| taking brought a reaction. to 451sc, 5but1 the
close was strong and 17s@1Ae. up, at 4oH
| close-June, 45hc; July, .4oc; new, 45a@
| 45Mc; September, 301sc; new, 34Ac; Decem-
ber. 3oc; new, 32$4 4@32%c Cash--No 2, 4e1sc
No. 8, 46c. r-,1.
Corn-July, e71sc; september GAY G.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Receipts and Shipments.


Received-Wheat, 90 cars 21o. 100 bu; corn,
1910 bu; oats, 7,77o bu; barley, 400 bu; rye.
$50 bu; fax, 3,120 bu; -four, o75 brls; m mill ~
gals, fruit, 141,sss lbs: merchandise. 2.47I.-
$50 lbs; lumber. a cars; posts and piling, y J
car; barrel stock, cars; machinery, ~, ,71o
los; coal, 7O5 tons; wood, 36 cords; brick,
6s, 900: lime, 5 cars cement, 800 brls; ties.
car; stone and marble. $ cars; live 81 stock,
car: car; dressed meats e4'ISn = ~ llps;
railroad materials. cars; sundries, 45 cars;
car lots 664. ''~ ..... =. 4
1880 Du; oats $500 bu; barley, LOO bu; rye,
76o bu; fax. $3.50 bu; flour, 4, 20 brls; mill
stuffs 1913 tons; fruit. 56,00V lbs; merchan,
stock, i car; machinery, 4sl $40 lbs; wood, Y
cords; brick, 10000; lime l car; cement 400
iron, / car; stone and marble, 8 cars; live
stock, car; linseed oil, 200 brls; oil cake.
10000 lbs; hides. pets, ETC., 10000 los WOOL
6,970 lbs; railroad materials, cars; sundrles,
~ cars; car lots, 781. - ''-&., - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
THE CASH TRADE
Feed Prices Up-Oats Higher-F1nz
Holding Strong.

price anchored around a.7s. No i, seed, to
arrive, is quotaDle at s1.73, and rejected on
spot brings S1.73 for anything good. Demand
is. active and everything coming is taken
promptly. .-'
Receipts, s cars, against II last year, and
shipments g. Duluth had cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash. rs; to
No. / northwestern, SITS; September, s1.42;
October. $1.97M. ~
'gCORN-Corn was firm but there was hardly
enough on sale to make a good market. NO
yellow sold at 571z@5sc and No. 3 In about
the same range. No. 8 yellow at the close
was quoted o8@SS7sc. Receipts, cars; snip
nents, cars.
77OATs-sone No white and No. 3 white
sold as high as 4Sc. Strength ruled in all
grades and the market felt the effect of, the
/ quoted 471s@4S15c. Receipts, cars; ship
Fiji FFED AND MEAL-continued strength
and further advances in coarse grains have
made prices higher by about SOC on all
coarse rs e9rn meal and egaskea gaG % 9
1925; No 2 feed. s24.75@25,25; No: feed.
s24. 75@25 .75; granulated corn meal in cotton
eacks at the rate Of 81: 80 per brl.
sMTLLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk is quoted at
ss 4ed dog Ge feea u IN saek
\ 81 per ton additional; in 100-lb sacks, S1.50
per ton additional. Shipments. 1873 tons. ~
1RYE-No 2 closed at 53c. Receipts, car;
shipments, / car.
BARDEY-There was fair trade, limited
by light receipts. Feed grades, 50@55c; malt
ing grades, $685.. Receipts. car; ship
ment. 2 cars.
land and fancy, s7@7.5o; choice $4,000; midland,
ssG6.50 medium. s5@6: timothy, choice, $1o5C
oil: timothy, No. 1, $40; rye straw, choice.
$3.50. Receipts, 56 tons.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Chicago Live stock.

Chicago, June 27.-Cattie-Receipts. 2,eoo;
including 200 Texans; slow; good to prime
stockers and feeders, S. 5o@5 %; cows. 1.4o@
bulls, 81 25@5.76; calves, s25o@e5o; Texas fed
to-n,orrow ,oOo left over. 1851; weak:
mixed and butchers, s725@7,7o; good to choice
heavy, S77o@7. IS; rough heavy, s13og7 60;
light, $7.25@7 As; bulk of sales, 1907 70.
good to choice wethers. s3.75@4,25; fair to
Choice mived. 81, ,s5@4: western sheep; 81 1904;
native lambs s4@6.5o: spring lambs. $1@2S. @
hogs. 81, ,es7. sheep, 1896. shipments-Cattte,
s,416; hogs, 4,s45; sheep, 1,4ssa fF
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
ern, Ii; No. 3, 6; rejected, /; no grade, i.

ern, II; No. 8, g. rejected, I; no grade, 4.
500 Line-No. 3. l. - - =, -. =
Northern Pacifc-No. northern, 2; No. 8, I.
.omaha-No. 2 northern, Is; No. g.. s; reject
Great Western 2 northern, i; No. 3. /.
Totai-No. northern. 49,: mo. 2 northern.
IA; No. 3, 51 rejected, 9: no grade. %.
Other Grains-No. winter wheat, Il; No. 3
No. 3 white oats, 8; No. 4 white oats. 4;
no grade oats, /; No. 2 rye, 2; No. 8 barley, i;
No 4 barley 2; No. S barley, l; NO. 1 lax,
3; rejected max, 8. .s-s@
SO; No. northern wheat, a.; No. 3 wheat II |;
rejected. wheat, 2; no grade wheat. i; No. 3
corn, j.; No. 1 corn, /; no grade corn, l.
No. barley, I; rejected fax. 2. n
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Chicago to Watson: Wheat was strong and
higher, with good buying Of September. The
weather map cloudy and showery and
bull the market, and the pit crowd in con-
sequence turned nervous. Manipulation is the
only bull factor l can see
Clearanecs: Wheat and -four, $4,000 bu;
corn. 1900 oats, s,000 2.
p Weather map shows general rains in ex.
treme northwest; rains in Dakota. raining at
Omaha and general rains in Nebraska. Iowa
and raining at Concordia, Kan.
London special says: Reports from Argen-
tine indicate that prospects are excellent.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Duluth Grain.

i Duluth, Mimi. June 27.-The market was
exceedingly dull and featureess Trading Is
There was a net decline Of Nc for the day,
though September sold to 725sc. early. -,,..
Receipts-Wheat, Is cars; rye, 1; fax, s.;
barley 1. shipments-Wheat, 900 bu; corn,
A, 800 = - = =. =
Close: Wheat-No. hard, cash. 771kc: No.
northern, cash, 75c; September 72c; to ar
Flax, cash, s1.6O; September, $1.42; Octoter,
$1.37%; oats. September, 39c; rye, sc. 1
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
New York Produce.

New York, June 21-Butter-Recei Z, ,794
pkgs; market lower and unsettled: state dairy,
ls@21c; state creamery, 19@22c; renovated,
17D191ae:: factory. 16@1skc; imitation cream
cry, l7@1s1zc. Cheese-Receipts, 1927 pkss;
market steady to Arm; new state full cream,
small colored fancy, 9Ac; small white. 9&c;
large colored, 9s4c; large white. 9Nc. Eggs
Market strong; receipts, 5428 pkgs; state and
Pennsylvania, 1a1s@20c; western candled 1917
@1sc; southwestern. 151ac. y
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Toledo Grain.

nrn cash 7se june. H5s 5sc; Jug. 7ssse; sep- sep
tenber, 75c. Corn active and Arm; cash,
e41kc;' July, 6411c; September, Gle; Decem-
Der, ,47ssc. Oats very active and strong;
cash, 46c; July, 4OAc; September, 3o9sc new
July, 451zc.; new September 33Ac. Rye-No.
p SOC. Glover seed dull and steady; cash,
$5.12h; October, 50 171a. Oil-North Lima
S9c South Lima and Indiana, &c..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Chicago Provisions.

< Chicago, June 2s.-Provisions were sorae-
what weaker early on a weak hog market
and dull trade September polk opened Sc
to its lower price. September lard opened
21z@5c higher at $10s5 and sold back to sos
@10.621a and September ribs unchanged at
Close: Pork-June. $500; July, SIS 20; Sep
tember, s1845; January, $780, Lard-June,
$40. 211a; July, s1o,521A; September, $685. oc-
tosar 1870 Dsesmber ssSS January g 2s@
July, s1o.e7h; September. 5000: January
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27

United States new As, registered .:....:. 134A
United States new 4s, coupon q. lSaM
United States old As, registered 1929
United States old As, coupon ."....:.; :ldoH ldc
United States 5s, registered ..............l0 l05 "
United States 5s,s coupon ............... l05
Atehison tshissn ss1sse sd9assmen, Is ~
Baltimore & Ohio As ......., ....,..,s.., .le3
Baltimore & Ohio S1ks s.. ......:.: ~. 97M
Baltimore & Ohio converted As ..,....... .lo6h
Canada Southern seconds .lgsA
Central of Georgia 5s .....:........ .l09
Central Of Georgia M hrst incomes ,Sss SsA
GShhsisapease oht9 81 ls iess ssm
Chicago, ,B. & Quincy new IS 49,. ...... 9eA
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul gen. As. .116k
Chicago 4 North Western consol. IS X. .1S6
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific IS -. =. l12 Il.
e., C.,2C. & st. Louis general As 1927
Chicago Terminal As s90h
Colorado Southern is .......;.........9 96
Denver q Rio Grande 4s...
Erie prior lien As Iol ods y
Erie general As -. $. ~. 3SA
Fort Worth & Denver City irsts. -. ..1lsssS
Louisville & Nashville m uniaed As ...:..1osA
Mexican exean Ge9trai centrai frst income SIX
Minneapolis & St. Louis As ........... Jos
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 4s ...:.-... .lW
Missouri, Kansas & Texas seconds. =. saA
New York Central frsts ...l...... l94B
New York Central general,sks ...:.:. 1es 1es =:
New Jersey Central general os .lSS:
Northern Pacific is .................. 1879 l0o1s
Northern Pacific IS -. T45s
Norfolk Western Consol. As Z. .1ol y
Reading general is 3. -. .109k
ST. Louis & iron Mountain consol. SIS. :. ZIG i
St. Louis &, San Francisco As ............ 100
St. Louis Southwestern frsts ..,,......,l0o
st. Louis Southwestern seconds .......... S6k
San Antonio & Aransas Pass is ....... 90M
Southern Pacific Is ...; :. 923
Southern Railway 5s ................... 1885
TOLEDO, st. /. & Western Is (offeredj. = ssM
Union Pacific As Observation-Disclosures. -. .106h
Uunion Pacific conv IS 1915
Wabash arsts .119h
Wabash seconds liz
Wabash deb. B ..................... 7SSs
West Shore As 1151z
Wheeling & Lake Erie IS }9j
Wisconsin: Central Is Observation-Disclosures. s3N
Consolidated Tobacco Is ................. 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
New York Grain.

II new I Ofk Train. '..lr
4. New York, June Observation-Disclosures, ,285
brls; sales, $500 pkgs; steady again and fair
~ active. Wheat-Receipts, 1os,sI5 bu; sales,
900 bu; hrmer this morning on small
Argentine shipments, the uat strength and
showers in the southwest; July, 79@7s1ac;
September, 771s@7Sc; December, 7S4@7s 13-l6c.
lots. Corn--Receipts, $500; firm for a while
on all receipts, but later yielded to realizing;
July, 671s@67Ac;s September, 6412465c; DE
cenber, o2% @o2Bc. Oats-Receipts, 100 900
bu active and strong on new July at Chi
caso, other. options following moderately;
small receipts, 5000 cash demand, adverse
crop news prompted buying; track white, 55@
5Ec .f'--. - ..sr.. - ..- - :
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Wheat Movement by Roads.
Observation-Disclosures, ~; Omaha, %;
St. Louis, %; Great Northern, 9e; 500, u;
Northern Pacific, 20; Chicago Great West
ern, a..
shipped-Cars-Milw 10; Omaha, /;
St. Louis, 1; Burlington, II. -:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Chicago Produce.

cries, 1S@22c; .dairies, 171s@2oc Cheese, arm
twins, 10@10Ac; dairies, 10%@11c; Youn &
America. 10A@1lc. Eggs, firm; loss off. cases
returned i7c: Live poultry, steady; turkeys,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee. June 27.-Flour-steady. Wheat
Steady; close, No northern, 779771zc; No.
northern, 76G761ac. September, 721sc. Rye
Dull; No. l, 57h@5Sc. Barley-Firm No. 2, Il
@71Ac: sample, 63@7o11c. Oats--Higher; No.
white, 531a@54c: Corn-September, $3.50.
= Wheat-Puts, 71Bc; calls, 72asc.
Corn-Puts, G9kc; calls, GOAc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
state Grain Inspection.

M state Grain Inspections.
June 26
inspected In--Wheat-Cars- .7,
Great Northern-No. northern. "a: No. q
)Slfthern, 81; Mo. 8, "a; rejected, Q; no grade,
@Milwaukee-No. 1enorthern, II = No. Q north
Sern, 2s;; No. g, ~; rejected. 5; no grade, 5.
st Louis-No. / northern. a: No. 2 north
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Chicago Seed and Coarse Grains.

Chicago June 27.-Close: Flax-Cash north
western, $1.73; southwestern, $1.54; September,
S1.lo; October, $1:35@1.S7. Rye-July, 57A@
57Hc; September, 54ss@54hc. Barley-Cash,
66@7oc. Timothy--september, s4.45. Glover
Cash. $S.35. 49, : - .'.5r
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
St. Louis Grain.

St.. Louis July 27.-Close-Wheat lower:
No. 2 red, cash and elevator. 7o1ac; July,
70ss@70hc;i September 701ac; NO. 2 hard, "a
Gr7sc.E Corn weak: No. 2 cash, e51kc; July,
G51hc; September, o61sc.. .t-'