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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
BERGH is PRESIDENT.
scandinavian Workingmen Elect Of
ficers at HAYWARD.

oNoiiNi'tG nan WI hiiiSiicIi CiSCl VI
ficers at Hayward.
Hayward, Wis, July 29-The fol.
lowing officers of the Independent
Order of Scandinavian Workingmen's
association, which has just closed a
session here, were elected: Presi-
dent, Martin Bergh, La Crosse, Wis. :;
vice-president, Charles w. Erickson,
Duluth Mimi; secretary, j. P. Smith,
Eau Claire, Wis; treasurer, Lewis
Larson, Cumberland Wis; treasurer,
Lewis Larson, Cumberland, Wis. ::
medical adviser, DR.. Glim, Ashland,
Wis; marshal, c. Ongsgaarg, Slough
ton, Wis; Waterman, P. Berg, Lit
tie Falls, MINI.
The meeting in 1904 will be at
Menomon1e. Over 10000 visitors were
in the city attending the festivities.
The town was gayly decorated. An
unusual feature was war dance by
Chippewa Indians.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
BRICk-MAklNG IN SPAIN.
>lfis-Chalmers Company to Make Ma
chinery for Plant.

Milwaukee, July 29-The Allis-
nalmers company has just been
warded the contract for the manu-
acture Of the machinery for one of
- largest brick-making plants in the
orld, one having a capacity of 1900
20 bricks day. This concern is to
established near Madrid, Spain.
nd it is said that King Alphonse
Kill, as well as others in the royal
amily, is directly interested in the en-
arprise. lsadore Pedruza de la
'ascua. one OF the principal directors
# the Crisna company, who came to
he United States especially to place
he contract for the machinery. has
iven the, task to the Milwaukee CON
'ern. The complete outfit will rem.
esent over 10000 tons of machinery
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
TRYING TO PATCH UP
PEACE IN PANAMA.

Panama, July 29.-The government
,gunboat Boyaca, sent to aqua Dulce
with reinforeements and provisions
for the forces under General Beri, re-
turned yesterday morning and brings
the, report THAT revolutionary troops
under Gen. herrera are at Santiago
Veraguas, in close proximity to Aqua
Duoe. Gen. Salaar, governor of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
CONVENTION
OF SAWBONES
GATHERING OF CENTRAL VISION.
SIN MEDICINE MEN.
BANQUET AT PARK HOTEL
Followed by Toasts, Business Session
and Address of Retiring President,
DR.. j. A. jackson of Madson-Pa-
pers and Discussions on optics of
Professional Interest.
Madison. July e

-hduiSou, July 10.
The annual meeting of the Central
Wisconsin Medical society will be
held today in the capitol DR.. c. S.
Sheldon, secretary, has sent out the in
vitation and expects a goodly attend
ance. The program is as follows:
Forenoon Session, 10 O'Clock.
Paper, Items Overlooked in Exami-
nations for Lie Insurance, Causes of
Rejection and Death Causes-Dr. c. A.
Armstrong, Boscobel. Discussion by
Dr.s J. M. Evans, Jr., Evansville, and
J. F. Gill, Madison.
Paper, Enteroptosis = Or. S. R.
Meyer, Monroe. Discussion by Drs.
Julius Noer, Stoughton, and J. F. Penn
Der, GAINESVILLE
Paper, Some Observations on the
Relation of Chronic Appendiceal
Trouble to Neurasthenia-Dr L. H.
Prince, Palmyra. Discussion by Drs.
L. R. Head, Madison and A Edwards,
Reedsburg
Report of case, Urinary Tuberculo-
sis-Dr. Edward Evans, La Crosse
Discussion by Drs. ]. A. Jackson, Mad
ison, and A. Gunderson, La Crosse.
Paper, The Modern University Med
zeal School, Its Purposes and Methods
DR.. Jno. M. Dodson, Chicago, Dean
Rush Medical College. Discussion by
Drs. c. S. Sheldon, Madison, and E.
Evans, La Crosse.
Paper, Foreign Bodies in Trachea-
DR.. Chris. Christensen, Lacrosse. Dis
cussion by Drs. A Gunderson, La
Crosse, and T. w. Nuzum Brodhead.
Banquet 200 p. M, Park Hotel.
Magister-Dr. J. A jackson.
Toasts, The Physician-Dr. E. G..
Hahn, Beloit. The Surgeon-Dr. Ed
Evans, La Crosse The Medical Stu
dent-Prof. J. M, Dodson, Chicago.
Our Lady Members-Dr. M. B. Sharp,
Madison.
Afternoon Session.
Annual address of retiring presi-
dent, DR., J. A jackson, Madison, and
election of officers
Report of case, Brain Injury-Dr. r,
J, c. Strong, Arlington. Discussion
by Drs. E. c. Helm, Beloit, and J. E.
English, Baraboo.
Report of case, Pernicious Anemia
DIR. John Binnie, Poynette. Discus
sion by Drs. S. R. Boyce, Madison, and
w. L. Pinkerton, Mazomanie
Paper, Chronic Gastric Catarrh-Dr.
B. H. Shaw, Waunakee. Discussion
by Drs. G. R. McManus, Edgerton, and
C. Kordenat, Reedsburg.
Paper, Early Aperation in Append
oitis-Dr. R. H. Jackson, Madison,
Record of case, Appendicitis-Dr J.
C, Cutler, Verona Discussion by Drs.
NcCabe, Beloit
Paper, Elective Degeneration of the
Neuron-DT- Elma L. James, Madison.
Discussion by Dass. J.. A. Mack, Madi-
son, and NJ, B. Sharp, Madison.
The officers OF the society are as
follows
President-ISr J. "A. jackson, Madi-
son
Vice Preside11ts-Dr E. G.. Helm, Be
lott: Dr. M. T, Martin, Merrimack; Dr.
S. r Meyer, Monroe; Dr. L. V. Lewis,
Sun Prairie
Secretary and treasurer-Dr. c. s.
Sheldon, Madison.
Board of gensUrs-Dr. G.. A Rood,
Reedsburg; DIR. W. F. McCabe, Beloit;
DR. W. FL. Palmer, GAINESVILLE; DR.. T
w Evans, Madison.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
GAINESVILLE MERCHANTS MAD.
Object to Northwestern Changing Di
vision Headquarters.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, July 29:-The re
cent order of the Northwestern all
way that, after August 9 the division
headquarters for the north Wisconsin
division would be at North Fond du
Lac and the southern division head
quarters at Chicago has aroused great
feeling among the merchants of this
city. A movement is already under
way among the merchants to boycott
the Northwestern and order all thei1
freight shipped over other roads. The
matter will be taken up by the grocery
men at their meeting this week and
thir action will be followed by mer
chants in other lines of business.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
Bio Timber Bids Asked,

Washington, July 29-The interior
department yesterday sent out notices
asking for bids for pine timber on
the Red Lake and White Earth reser-
vations in Minnesota The timber
amounts to about 2O,O0O,OOO feet, and
covers 10000 acres.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
Cudahy Makes Denial.

Omaha, July Backward Cudahy,
head of the Cudahy Packing company
in this city, denied all knowledge of
the reported packing house combine
being formed which would absorb the
Cudahy packing interests. THE
whole story is myth, pure and
simple said he.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
BIDS ASKED FOR STAMPS.
Post Office Department May Give
Contract to an Outsider.

Contract to an Outsider.
Washington, July 29.-The post
Office department has advertised for
bids for printing the postage and spe-
cial stamps for the government to be
supplied to postoffices throughout the
country during the next fiscal year.
The action is the result of what the
postal officials term unreasonable and
excessive prices for printing in previ-
Gus years, The call may raise an issue
as to the right of a government officer
to contract with outside interests for
work that can be done by a depart
ment of the government.
1t is said that the transfer of the
work to an outsider would result in
laying off large number of employ es
of the bureau of engraving and print
ing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31

in which more than 1900 tons OF
steel-rivited pipe, from "a inches to
"a inches in diameter, will be utilized.
When complete, the Madrid plant will
have more than 100000 worth of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
FIGHT ON TRUST PLANK,
Iowa Republicans Gathering for Con.
venton.

Iowa Republicans Gathering for Con.
vention.
Des Moines, July 29.-Delegates ar.
rived in large numbers last night for
the republican state convention to.
morrow. Little attention is being
paid to candidates, the talk being on
the platform. One element favors the
reiteration Of last years platform and
the other insists on dropping the follow
ing from the plank dealing with trusts
and combinations.
we favor any modification of the
tarlf schedules that may be required
to prevent their affording a shelter to
monopoly"
La Fayette Young is leading those
1aVoTlng the elimination of the
utterance quoted. Gov. Cummins and
his lleutenants insist on a reaffirma-
ton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31

ular army at Fort Riley, Kas., in
September. Several sJates ha a.
ready positively declined on account
of lack of funds, among them Hi
nois, Michigan, South Dakota and
North Dakota
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
Founder of Phi Delta Theta.

Fulton, Mo-, July 29.-Rev. Robt,
Morrison, one of the founders of the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity, and promi-
nent in educational work for many
years is dead, aged 80.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
Earthuuake i'm South Dakota.

Yankton, s. D., July 29.-An earth
quake was felt here yesterday after
noon lasting about II seconds. The
shock was accompanied by rumbling
noises and moved northeast to south.
west.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
Short of Money for Militia.

Washington, July 29-According to
present indications very few if any of
the national guard will participate in
the proposed manouevers with the reg
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
CHOLAR'S FUNERAL
TX. c. x. ADAMS TO BE LAID
AWAY AT REDLANDS.
lDOW BEARS UP WELL
RS. Adams Exhibits Strength Not
WIthstanding Her Years and III
Health, Accepting Her Loss With
Philosophy and Christian Faith
None Go From Madison.

hedlands, Cal, July 28.-Funeral ar
hsements of Dr.. Charles Kendall
Jams were completed yesterday. The
vice will be held at Kendall Place,
lie new residence, at 8 o'clock This
orning, Rev. DR.. ]. H. Williams, the
congregational minister, officiating.
ne interment will be in Hillside GENE
Try near this city. Both the funeral
interment will be strictly private.
S. Adams, though quite i'll, is stano-
the shock with great fortitude.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
A Sure Sign.

rs he rich?"
"Oh, dear, no. Why, the coming of
the tax assessor doesn't even worry
him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31

-----4--' Madison, July %.
The report that Mrs. Adams is pres
4ted and in critical condition is un-
lie. While she is naturally greatly
tected by the shock, considering her
ug strain and frail physical con-
ton, her fortitude is really remark
lie. She appears to bear her loss
til philosophy and Christian faith.
esterday afternoon the following tele-
am was received from her by Mad
IN friend:
He lies asleep; the expression on
face so beautiful it adds a majesty
en- to death. We will go from the
)me now made sacred, to the little
.metery on the hillside here tomorrow
8 O'clock"
Dr. J. G. Shedd is at the Adams home
Redlands. On account of the great
stance none from Madison will be
the funeral. Many messages of con-
lence have been sent to Mrs Adams
om friends here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
TO CONSIDER
WARDENSHIP
BUT BOARD OF CONTROL MAY
TAKE MORE TIME.
BURMEISTER A CANDIDATE

Dane Count Sheriff Would Accept
Charge of State Prison to Succeed
c. c. Claughry-Choice Likely
20 be Observation-Disclosures
Business Occupies Board.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New.-York August 2S. Is

New-YoTI August 2S, 1852
change in any way the general position market
S'f shs4 ., ss stsdy hoiaing but rTade very light
a sdaf eat T to gI:r Sag any lots So
Green and scotch peas in light sppy and & prices - hT5y
m 5pi We % ago % boc sI 3si s7 do rsa
sholce 81 es choice s. sSas2 whl5s s
sass s S DO sSisc 6se fuTe soup eb?ies
SalleGls eoed srT6 - s Kiotsel- I 'o5 si oSan PRIME
sars asl 81 90 30 DO 90 scotch ' bags s0 s. g.
eoser eissraGS .t stoeE Io m
eeiing today but rule buyers were not n
anee morning Of = Tub tubs exa o er94me, % 1s al . sc
represents general trading from but oeca
snd holders m aTe ansoos to move these goods
l.es tes hsse sssTsa II,
iee DO Isaislc do seconds I6:3al7se DC shiTds
I4 le 30 S'1ss sesonsi a isa s s sf % s
i5sise s s'250 % oasf ssf@4ts Fade ia
& s 3 fnne e ssis sIe DO make s $50
Els Go pshs ssssfns stock Rsss' n
s @ f eesaa mssd Sais sas a % SUP Up
PTss' Fs lots ss0Is toxad the close o
Small size. have @ hs % M ssuny anS IN
here 1 s 1nd lo that hs aofson ss paid d
fane9 far sTade hen considerable demand
s, sSd ha1e aoa fairly desable !Hy he'd
Experts Rss ssf Eare ae 8
chaice do good. b4eiae: 40 larse, COZ
c~e or white fancy essa9.c; do choice siee GO falr
to good siI@e.c: light skins, small choice =. 9stsc
do large choice saslsc: part skins prime SgI.zc;
GO fair 20 rood Sizc; do common i94sc fu Skins
2,aa ....o- .,o.r.,oe
snd while previous quotations still cover most OF tne
exceptionally fine the tendency Of the market Is
ssu' stoe We sss fsReg Sc
2I621isc; do. average nes, -Ns
Western of l9era0c: country oandled a. mars
Northerly sections, uncand!en e.
Southerly sections 16alIc. under grades
Kentucky l3dl5zc: dirtes. l2d i5c creeks IoHiS
S-FRESH-Appies in quite lioerai suppts ai-
closing weaker. Pears also dull and sales sNetas.s
lower Pineappes held steady. Peaches in Sood delai
market closed weak and lover Plums rreso
Grapes firm higher. Rlackberries ana huchte
dragging unless fancy. Wafermelons hrn IoI
ehop Irregular quality We Apples per
bb, safs3 WindfalIs 5cdsl % Pears bartlett per
NH sons3 so; secke 81 30. 10 Clapps Fayerte
s9mS3 do Sheldc1 81 75Gs2 25; 10 Catherine. 81 ian
acIS2: Watermelon. 81 500 g 20; 90
81 25Msl -: do Southern keifer siW
81 JoMs3 so Peaches. MARY
Delaware, carrier t5c6$l 1o do per crate
7.,r1k do 4bcnk1: do Western MarSlsnn
per csrtr 81 2aasi s5 do per 20 n handle basket, 500
prime. basket. 1omSlc do common
aoa0c: do upriver. basket. So9 5c Pums
a.a 1oc Cranes per 1acS2 Backberries. per
an Ioc Iitceberres Waterne'ons. fancy
isrr. per carload sI75@s2t0 sI5Gsf5e: do
rr 100 symxIe MJsSrnsons Jersey, iiackensack seed
psr bb Je .5c do crate, ec2sl do Raltimore per
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

crate 75cGs2: do basket ioedsl 20 oter haif bb
basket 4oa75c: do Rocky Ford. Colorado. per crate
FRGr@DRIEDrh loss Of new apples s ona aTTiTlng
sd F'sts fs4 s rtsSas ssa s9
r 2nGqs Sforna ME f fTt unchanged We quote apples
eyapora iao per IIs.al2e DO eng choice e. 1a d
quarters NswYer Ohio and Michigan SgSc 30 30
4e Dc s SagI S9eRPsa s PPsEpbers PsE 599 n
evaporstsd 2ea23e sun dried aoc huckleberes 1?g
Pf f fhf7 ttcc ns 15aSi'sTfSi lqt4c
HoFs-The market is IN much the same coTditi2n 1 S
much light we'll controlled thar
ask se be ere little ehs's BUSINESS ne s' seGmpasd S @ e within
s pa? io q 2sa27e Do Prime sa35c do ia
2$c do 1900 che choice sa 49, p DO lower & grades
40 lower srade- 21a28c do aoo choice isaias; lower
Hay h&b 6 sTRAw|HATGThs am VT good condition
mar Grades dss but aSEss light up Rss
any material E general @ adyan'f Ivan on s5sd Esues o f oS
continue full demand with seady or on
81 M 10 80 q'hsr asefq & s@ P @ IN sGRd @aGn 6f straw T@
continue light sales slow Good lots of long rye in
good demand With prices Unbalanced at 'oa'f I rosT
Exchange to-day: Hudson River Railroad 100;
Railroad 20: Lehigh valley Railroad. 30 Baltimore and
Rb Of Straw 70 b B. g on5 @ BY @ %
PoULTRY-AL1vE-on car Of Western by freight light
the track Chisns have eiesned pretty closely e
rter ld saE T IN cars sg with fowls turkeys slow
quote: Spring chickens per n; 15sc;
3 nd rkesS ac ducks western per
Sc; do Southern ana Southwestern iOaooc geese meSs
i5a2oc DREssEb&The market cleaned up pretty
closely yesterday and the few fresh receipts of chlces
day worked out fairly well abou. steady prices; ,
the easy Spring ducks held firmly but the prices
uRsold. Spring have had little more attelt9n
Fancy dry picked spring turkeys sell tar but seaded
keys and wanted. Tame squads about STEADY We
speTege sradss Isa2oc DO scsded CID
best. 15c do poor TO far Sal-e;
spring chickens Phladspha fancy arge ls1ci zoe DO $
fair good. 12a132c; Western dry ptcsed fancy fancy
4c caied 1a@s do oFdpsTy qlS ~ Westsrn f4Tls
poor fair. 11a1213c old cocks e3c: spring I @
Long Island and Eastern per NJ I,c t dG Is SQUADS
dark 81 25asl so,
potatoes continue liberal weak and low sweet
potatoes lower Onions hrm for choice Cucqmoef tdy
Lettuce dragging Beans and peas In liberal supply tt am
Tomatoes continue low other ~
buik per bSi sa$, % socas1 10 Do per saek
soahen 81 2Sqfs2 beets per io bnnches 75eqs1
rots 5007jc; Jersey per bhl I5cas; do per
sgss sas eof % efs 81 S5s 5 DO RocEand County per
s2GSS. cebbages. Long Island, Flat Dutch per ie9
5eaS2 corn per 50cas celery dozsn log S
oS esfpans 5s5 % Pn hb Soa 40 per PER bag sa
lettuce. per dozen 5oesl q" do PsT 9o1Sn
Pee gS2 b 81 g sa o do % ns coan
bag 25as2 Jersey and Southern white per bas-
fsbiIs5rpbs and Raitimore yellow per basket 81; Ken
tncky. rer bbl s2g$e p okra Jersey @ per half m Dbl
SasEet 7ssasi 20 Do per 6as; 5ocgsl Jersey
per bb I5cgsI do per bush box 'f3oc; radIshes per
and per has 5075c DO Western New-Y9rk and uPriHer
squash per bhl 25cGSl turnips. per bol, "oac 'onA
toes. Jersey, per box, 23a6Ic-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 23.-Cattle-Receipts. Good 70
prime steers nominal SSGSs 10: to medium 81 25
so; feeders. 50 50as5 %; 81 BOG
so heifes 81 25s6; 81 5o$2 so bulls SO IS
s5 calves So 50aS7: feed steers sSas5 Western
5oepS6 Hogs-Receipts to-day $4,000 head;
Monday left coo head. Steady to &c
and butchers 81 I5qS4 45 good to choice
heavy 81 1887 rough heavy, se oaS7 10 light So
cfs1 10; bulk ~ sales s7dS7 30 SheepReceipts 1000
head Sheer lambs steady; good 10 choice wethers
So 50Gs4 fair mixed 81 5oqs3 90 native lambs
Cincinnat Aug 2s-Hogs strong. s. S0aSI o5. Cattle
steady. s2a$7 sheep steady. 81 25qS3 - Lambs
Kansas City Aug -cattle-Recepts. 800 head:
steers 81 s5ass 10: fair good 15as7 20; sockers
and feeders Sc 6ods5 Western fed 81 bas4 SO
Texas and indian steers So 5oas4 o5 Texas 81 7ag
So native 81 3oqS4 10: nstne helfers ss s @
Receipts for ZOO cattle s.72o calves Hogs
Recen-s market steady; 81 90 bulk II
S7GS1 heavy 81 2oaST 55; mixed packers u
6s7 IS light SIS sIas1 IS pgs se ?a
500 head steady: native lambs * 2oas2 90
Western lambs sSGs3; native wethers, So 40GS4 40;
western wethers. 50 354$3 95 fed ewes So S5aSi 10
Texas clipped yearlngs s3as3 So Texas clipped sheer
81 f0dSi stockers and feeders e ''1S% s"'
FOR 600 head
East Buffalo. Aug 2s.CattIeReceipts 100 head good
6r- fed steady easier Veals 25c lower S69Ss
HogsReceipts 3 100 head sstive heavy :. oyas y o.
81 3os 10 pigs 81 a0as1 as roughs $5 75se 5 stags
S3Sss ~: grassers 81 o01S7 40 Sheep and larhbsRe
cefptr 700 sheep slow and dull LAMBS STEADY sag
ss So; yearlings = 2sgst 90 Nethefs sf9Ss o. es'
Sc o56Ts3 so; sheer. 81 Io1s5 10
rrine 81 15ds7 S0 good. s6 60asI. Hogs higher prme
nsav 81 45ds So mediums, 81 85: heavy Workers 81 so
ms7 IS light DO 81 35aS7 40 pigs. 81 25qSI So roughs
eomr5on 81 56as2 lambs. IS seass Veal calves. ssa
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NsW-f ork. August - lsu-
BEEV EE-No receipts reported; few cows ana hrsIs
dressed NJ. sides sizGi2i3c per n Cables last
American i've cattle selling al i9
dressed weight beef II l2c IL Inc
following exports reported for today The steamship
Canadian Liverpool GiA cattle and 423o quarters OF
beef the Umbria Liverpool 2G0o quarters; the Mime
Uler. TO the West Indies loO sAeep. ,s
Commission Company: . COWS aid helieTc
- al s. 100 ID
CALTES-No arrivals the market and no trading
city dressed lOa3c NJ country dressed yzP
butiermks e6SC.: dressed 6rassers tG
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Heceipts including a car direct
TO slaughterers 14Ia 3.SI6 head. making
with the stock from yesterday. total OF los
cars to soia all a Jersey City. Sheep were in de-
rand at prices lambs showed activity and frnl-
generally not inclined 10 rate the
market quality considered ON. car OF
100 n; one deck lamhs 81 2QsT: dressed NUT
ton 5d7c per 10: dressed lambs. SdI1c.
SaIes-Newton Co: go Kentucky lambs. % aver
age al 81 per 100 n: 81 10 81; 23 do 6s 1o
22i do u H. at So 90 Kentucky sheep Ia ID
ats IL do 81 %. at 81
Commission Company: 2o3 kentucky lambs oi
70 23a DO. 90 ID. a s8 as 2so do t6 lh. at
Pennsylvania do, 6S no at SO 70 II Penn5yl-
vania sheep n. 81 % Kentucky DO 50 N. at So
Tobin & shannon: &c Kentucky lambs - 10, at 81;
1d4 do So 75 rs do. 63 lb at So Is 1:g do
s. II Kentucky sheep. lis H. at IS 80 - do
l4Z NJ a 81 40.
] II wikerson: ia Kentucky lambs. 90 70. Sc 4o
I09 II, S3 io 100 Buffalo do lis
10 al 50 10: 141 10. at sS 80
$ JUDD & Co: go West Virginia lambs so H. at
sheep. rs 10. at 50 10.
HOGS Receipts. l 141 head, conveyed direct.
Market nominally dressed l0d10l2c n
medium light weights.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Cotton Exchsnse special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
5ales American 1900 bales. middling upland, sd
91ist but steaey net 202s points higher August -
octoSerNoTesn6er 4as,sb NoTensT peeeInber a$Ilb
IusryMsrch. 41sisb Merci,-AIril. i19i.b Aprii-May
"a [ IN s ~ Maea' shown Considerable Sc airess m =, a. ~
Firm nafs aaf EE Fair ~9cat I eFie9 ss 6 Z oe ~
1sRe g Sass COMM EAL%6gie5 2uo.sS: KIN
9soIsa Fins Site AID yeoi5 81 oasi 60 coarse 81 "a
sacks to sTye o ~ ESQ sie So S5r5 .prs bran bran 6ns S
axe sc ~ iS = =nIan niddlins Slsasis 20 Linseso see @ 9i
81, Raj AIAitiough the heat started
o,s A s an esi ton, e. and nd nor 6esr,Fh % 5s eGnditqs
;birtysiT hSusz re fasIe, % son br5eTei " enough 10
produce apprehension among short iterssts This
al The % geoc advance in prices y hich laEte1
L.st onlesl price. ~tTs t. net hishtr aftle the
ssp,eb showed the sTeste ee roT%aent late posi-
tse1s- ~ nc, fsr behind The strength in corn vas
out q go sTs re. .a, e:rni1s TO h9 wssssr .ssd
snnrae Minnsspos reported weeks decrease Of halt
as sst VIM Is pulsfS sGS' uss ssSa also seo oo
y ss nsser - $, Iais there little business
bash sePts s am2pned , ,cs % 5000 su,a asant
e,tses points for the compares with 50: cars
b lsTs. weakly shipments from thf SIDE as an onset
"ond sHssnS anf fnnes IN Sorsn
odessa QUITE s sS sea z IN ga o boases essz & a.
@ sellers r & and pit s2rts the buysIs The sxPsTt trade
sof AZ outside porte closed 7Slsc elevator and
H.e @ b ahoat; No Northern Duluth s3tsc
elc 20 hard Manitoba ss5.r anost. CORN
shorts n corn had anotner lively time on Sat
s sgssnins easier 6s ths curb advanced 70
ss s,s.s eon 'sa eiosss ssse Seoek
noe th= regular close Continued excitement and
soasaets among shorts nearby positions the
. factors OF strength supple by small reeiepts
s.s@n-aso ana elsewhere AMI ltent STOCKS eenefany
tcsnont the country Chicago had only IL cars In
% cars expected Monday All interior points
zee 5000 bush. against 5193so bush last Eng
-. markets cloeed Aa%d higher. Cash trade here
extremely light sales OF Importance being noted
~ corn closed ssiec elevator. and &C shost
"rite and No yellow. both f617c. oAIs-Ihe
&c. LOT Cat. was hrrn for time but under more or
- realizing showed downward tendency. closing Ac
.oaer on sepiembe-. and oniy sGxc higher late po
.naont The weather improved in Western States
sossests better quality of grain. Cash trade here
sgnss'ec Of g 900 bush No osts closed 35c No
shlte, sew. s3c No 3 white ale, RYE
Msrset quiet No Western. eoc and No Western
.rT,zc. oosh ahost; No ?. SIC track: State
% % zgssc BARLEY Market quiet: feeding, 5ic c