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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Cattle. Calves Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars.

Railroads entering The yards reported, re-
ceipts for the day ny loads as follows: CHI
cago Great Western 2; Chicago, Milwaukee &
st.. Paul, z; Minneapolis 4 st. Louis, y;
Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis q Omaha, g;
Great Northern, 1S; Northern Pacific, l.; Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy, /; total. a.
disposition of stock Thursday. June s.:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27

Among shippers on the market: H. Spoon
er, Duran NJ. Uhlman, Roberts; L. A. Kuske,
Willow City; r. spatz, New Germany: ]. H.
Chamberlain, Ephrata, Wash; Dan Brown.
Madison Lake; F. Gibbons. Mantorville;
Schneider Brothers, Alma: B. j. Wallace,
Drayton; Dunhan & Carpenter, Janesville;
A. b. Sackett. Waseca: j. J. Lenertz, St.
James; Christopherson & sheggrud, Hartland; ;;
Albee Broth ers New Richmond M Theis,
Lanberton; J. j. Jacobson, Tyler.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, No, June 27.-Close-Wheat-
hard, Tic; No. red old, 72c; No red new,
691zc; No. 2 spring, Zoe. Corn-July 62Ac;
September, 53c; cash No. 2 mixed, Csc; No. 2
white &c.. Oats-No white, Sic. =, "a.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
x.,.,. cttx LIZ. stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 27.-cattle-Re.
s25: Texans, $25o@5. 90; cows and heifers, 500
SIS; stockers and feeders, s270@5.75. Hogs
Receipts, 5000; market steady; heavy, S. .65Q
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
THE FLOUR MARKET
Quiet and Featureless-Prices Hold

= '~ ing Steady.
No change OF Importance Is shown IN the
general situation. The quiet tone continues,
1nillers reporting fair euginess from day TO
day, but no increase in demand worth noting.
The foreign buyers remain obdurate and con-
tiIue bidding too low on much of the inquiry
that comes: ----.> =
Shipments for the day, II, ,295 brls.
First patents are quoted $S.95@4.05; second
patents s3.65@3.76; first clears. $3.50; second
clears 50
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
CHAS. I. Lewis 4 CO.,
Grain Commission
and Stock Brokers
1.s and Chamber Of Commerce.
AalNKEApoLIs.
New York and Chicago Correspondents
Harris, Gates & Co.,
Bartlett, Frazier & Co.
Members OF al Principal Exchanges.
Workers. $7.50@7. .671s; pigs, s7@7.4o Sheep
Receipts. 2, 900; market steady; sheep, s4750
400; lambs, $4.65@645
st. Louis Live stock.

ST. Louis Live: Stock
St. Louis, Mo-, June 27-Cattle-Receipts,
1900; market steady; beef steers, So 5o6f. 40;
stockers and feeders. $3.S0@5.35; cows and
heifers. $2.25@6. Hogs-Receipts 200; mar
ket steady for best, others steady, pigs, 81 100
79o; packers, s7.35@7:6o; butchers, 81. 50@7 STU
sheep-Receipts, $500; market slow; sheep,
$3@3.50; lambs, $4.75@6.60
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
GENERAL PRODUCE
Official Quotations Minneapolis Pro-
duce Exchange. &c.,.
Friday June II, i'd,

:: Extra creamery butter, steady; ex-
{: ira dairy, steady. Strictly fresh eggs,
:: firm. Live poultry, steady. Pota-*s
!: toes, firm. Fancy country dressed
:: veal, steady. Berries, steady. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton.

i New York, June 27.-The cotton market
opened lower and Immediately developed in
tense weakness under hurried selling of long
cotton and some bear pressure The break
after the call forced August DOWN to 1922
and other options in proportion While there
was a slight rally later, the market con-
tinued to reflect weakness and scattering lines
Of long cotton continued to come on the mar
ket Trading was active in a spasmodic way.
The chief factor of depression consisted of
rain reports from Texas. Sentiment was very
bearish as rule in professional circles and
very little cotton was bought on the break
for: a. turn. 3 j., j., -, -,
At noon the market was weak and irregular,
selling for both. accounts in active progress.
Spot: quiet > middhng uplands. sA; middlins
gulf on. 49, ..sa
Estimated receipts at the ports: To-day
$500 bales against 2,253 actual last week and
1925 actual last year. For the week, %, ,O0C
bales against 21,s6s actual last week and So,
345 actual last year.
To-day's receipts at New Orleans were 5s1
bales against 2,173 last year, and at Houston
224 bales against 1,142 last year. &
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands, 9A
middling gulf, s1s. Sales, 1885 bales. .
Futures closed barely steady, June, S.S5;
tober, 7.76; November, 40; December, 1853;
January, .7.69; February, 1853; March, III.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27

CATTLE-No change in butcher cattle
prices Receipts continue small and common
in quality. No improvement in stock cattle.
No demand to speak of aud trade quiet. In
Quiry is good for good quality feeders, which
arc scare. ~. =! d. ... s. - ..- Es~--.-- -.
RJ1foh
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Hold QUIET
No Changes Of Importance in Prices
Of Butcher Stock.
GOOD INQUIRY FOR FEEDERS
Hog Receipts Lieht-Average Quail
ity Little Retter-Prices
80 Firm. sts%

South ST. Paul, Mimi, June .27.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stockyards to-day: Cat
tie, "; calves, 40; hogs, 1900; sheep, 70;
horses, $40; cars, 81.
The following liable shows the receipts
from Jan. 1, 1902, to date. as compared with
the same period in 1901:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars
1907. 81. ST rs 010 1886 1863 163,S47 105 S,25S
1901. 62,717 2S,S15 2SS,5s3 77,822 6,9sS 6,ssl
Inc. ls,so0 2.255 47,7S0c s5,oS5 .:::sl LII
Inc, following aole shows the receipts thus
far in June. as compared with the same period
in 1901: ssx .1
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses Cars:
1902. $500 4.4s0 44.l0o s.I3 S54 1,o4o
1s01.... 7,I2 2,63s 36,93S 4,02z 3,202 $50
Inc. 80. ,790 1,s42 1857 4,7ol 80: ~
Ulhcial receipts for the past week are as
follows:
Date. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars
June e.. aeo 50 1e;d lss y y
June 20. 42o lot 1,4t5 2l4 42 80
June II. 1928 55s 3sos 1,56Y :. " 1l3
June 25.. 434 103 1,9l4 So 564 -. ~
June 26.. 263 LA l905; 500 l61 10
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Wheat MOvemet.

June 26.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat mar
kets: - -. = -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Puts and Calls.

q Puts ana GALS.
Two O'Clock report:
Puts-July wheat, .75c:
Calls--July wheat, 751A@75Ac. .
Curb-Juiy wheat, 1870.
ePuts-Septenber wheat, 70Ac:
Calls September wheat, 7Ob@7o&c.
sCurb-Septemher wheat, 7O1x@7ossc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27

New York Provisions.
New York, June 27.-Beef-Strong Pork
Quiet. Lard-Easy; prime western steam,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer, St Paul. MINI. June
N.-Barrett & Zimmerman report that aside
from the sales of heavy good drafters there
was less active trade. Local operators were
seeking the most desirable offerings of horses
weighing 1900 lbs and uDw-nrd, which made
up the only feature of the market Values:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Coffee and Sugar.

New York, June 27-Coffee futures opened
steady with prices unchanged to points
lower, this reaction occurring in the absence
Of substantial support: from the bull leaders
who figured prominently in the previous adj
vance, and on realizing. Early covering by
shorts gave the market a steady tone, but by
noon, support from this quarter had ceased.
Gable news was of negative character. Bids
at midday indicated net decline OF partial
g. points with the undertone steady. Total
sales were 2,75o bags, including July at 4.s5;
September at 800 and December at 5.25.
7 spot-Better demand and steady, though
quiet Rio No. 7 at SIC. Rio, coffee market
QUIET; No. Z Rio, $3.50 Exchange. 11Nd Re-
ceipts, 5000 bags. Cleared for: the United
states, 5,0OO Cleared for Europe, 1900.
stock, 642, 900. sugar-Raw, nominal; fair re-
fning, TX; molasses sugar, 21k. Refined, dull
crushed, 5.15; powdered, AIS; granulated, 465.
Molasses, quiet; New Orleans, s3@41c.
Peoria whisky.
Peoria, ILL.,, June 2-Whisky on the basis
of $13O for finished goods. @5 !,
..r.-.....' Lead. -
. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, Iowa, June 27.-Cattle- Receipts,
300; top, $3.50. "
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; strong; cents higher.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27
Peoria Whisky.

Peoria, ILL.,, June 2.-Whisky on the basis
Of $1.3O for finished goods ~ IE
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-27

No W.T.. Price. l. No. = VT. Price.
..... 32O $500 i 1 ......... 40 s5.75
sHEEP-Rece,pts fairly liberal; trade quiet,
with no change in prices. No demand for any
thing except choice lambs. outlet found for
a small band OF stock and feeding stuff. -
I.or he
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BETTERMENT OF CITIES.
80 WILL BE MAIN OBJECT OF Mu-NICI-
PAL IMPROVEMENT CONvEN-
TION AT ROCHESTER.

A.s,er. oct s-The ninth annual a~onven-
NO" ,be American Society for Municinsl I'm
ponsrt will be held m this city next week the
rro..ssion 10 ne called 10 order on October
rIs ,rvention viii bring together a large number
~ rrominsnt in municipal circles throughout
q .,,r,ry and a particularly long and exhaustive
-. ~ papers has been arranged for Among
,ssk kers who are on the programme are Will
w Crsndau. Editor ~ The Municipal Jour
N md Engineer NeV-Nork. c. 9. Laney. Super-
h..sent %. of Rochester City Parks. Burton J Ash
W rhicaeo John \. MoClintock Boston. and SEN
- - Earle of Michigan.
"a. rr0rrsmms shows that special attention will
s.roted 10 TWO subjects ~ interest 20 ever, rnu-
E,sbtv in m. country, sewage and street nav
,ta latter including good roads Mr. Asbley.s
ne viii he on Residential Septic Tanks'.. Ngr
,rlirtock viii discuss The Biological system ~
.ss Disposal. John u. Fngh city Fnrineer
:. Nsrth Adams, Mass, will treat Of sewer
m--,snance Under Whose Supervision and Whv". /.
.oN N.sd a paper on Practical Operation NJ SeSv
W W Paihcstion Plants and Henry R. Asserson ot
S,ooklyn, WILL aescrloe interesting Sewer Con-
si1Sa50 soo5 Tosds Mi he introduced by report % the
,oTmittee iutrusted with thar branch Of the ssso-
osuonS ~ ~ Roard Of Estimate and SpSo,,i [llS
a, elsssSl ~ New-York CITY state Engineer EdWsrd "a
= Rond Of Albany VIII show what has been ac-
Appgisbed lN the NeW-Nork State Highway Com
sson and n. r. McClintock, az Boston viii give
- facts foI comparison by TeCiUng the achieve
,s isT ~ ths similar stare commission OF Nasss-
shs,ssion for Emmett J. Steece the CITY Fncinesr
~ '55-ii0rrnp Iowa. Will tell abort The COST ~
svements and roads IN small towns in his STATE
- I Warren OF New York CITY will read a
a1er On a Years Experience in Laying Ritumi-
f@,s Nscadam The paper which Is looked for
-s ~ with the most interest. however IS Sens-
" f,,rles of Michigan. whose suggestive sllbiect
=. uGood Roads. Twice as Long. a. No Extra Cosf
Il FTee Of Politics Illogical Theories and Too
Technical Engneeiing.
% - runiripal lighting. electrical lighting nlaDrs
- nuniepal water systems
w. ofSosrs az the association. which Is inter
,et,ona IN character. are President Edwin
TSsber CITY Eneineer ~ Rochester, \ V nrst vice.
Ilal.i5.,, t-harles ~ Rust. Toronto. second ,-irs
l.Ss5sIl, l.Ss5srt q Al Ballard Newark. y J thrd vice.
!rssiSert Charles c. Brown, Indianapolis score
!r,- George " TllSon. Brooklyn. tres surer = I
SErsn OsWego. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

ExchanEs special Liverpool cshl.s-sro eo,,o,
American 600 receipts 900. Arergsr n 90 ma
SlasSa ess sssag ne, p5nts hr6sr & Se2h'6Ed ~, &
her November sih Noernf1r DererntsT - deem
March Agril AZ APTil I, Ma Ma a9a Nsy IgHs s7t.
siirnuiaed demand for aour Ss,urdsv arI sT
hTT gndeTiops ss1s %'h hFeT ha f ~ h' ,P grades
snts IS aoas4 % white sfrsghts s. 2sasa a. prier
winter $. eoaSs: extra No winter s. soas2 * no
ffoJ MaTlst h5m es9'.a: s. a so, ana - a.
- s,ssay lsss - eeosss Kun ds SGs 90 SNEA % ~ i,
yellow 81 81 ssssi siasss ff.'' r,ila 9as
n s7 S spTins ssI iran n o ss ~ Io, SIS - spring hrn
s,s T,aai 1s.sa o cake sa7 oo-n o rst. ts 81, goa
ehon sse scas22. ~ neal s:s soes2s '''s
opening dus - more ~ les sesIish talk ths tr
buIsh markets to-dS, 49, 'est hss ben sen an ne
ter ~ nm nsr S1ss aFains, l. :, y .iy advance
nuS,b ana l. each Minneapolis ana - I@s.s -
markets. however the I'eoenfer reflected ereataz
9sSIs ssSse " 6sc6un late Fraay RleFiIS N selos
rsy ,,Tsr,ss f corn conaersfs ins-. , with
sources inenans some 1t 1Ste TaeIs n .hss7 E,en
crop condition and the weskn~-s in corn ssra ts-r
~ hight while during me las, hour ana tb4 ,, w.
srsb.e anxiety among those short az Among 1n,l
lions otersd fT me p[on"hoea uIarn We're inisfions
nterprsthtion than thar senersliy given ana ,hs, @
wheat IN the varioas markets thar o2srstors sho
hat.
undoubtedly strong 'i~
day one Of favorable - Satu
feng the that the market had broken s~ pulls
corn buying also inspired d,,t. iI,ln
unsettled weather in Northwest States ana t Nc
tion of lessened movement. Best prices ~ tba s.
attained after II o'cloch when Decerbs- - ltN
curb advanced 7cc Foreign wsr. the
unchanged and Paris l0fllS points +i
er Only oO00 bush winter wheat wer. reT-, nigh
IS loads outports The mere
hush winter no res closed Tsi.C took
No I hard Manitoba. siasc b ahoat - S,o4,se.
The only thing that saved corn from considarst'
cline today the exceptional strength h, - De
Traders started out 70 ssn a down has sr'ai
10 - - less here ana sc l-d
evidences bull undertohe wheat checkas 49, Wien
movement. From II O'Clock the unarL.. -
time developing pronounced hliishnsss vas he
closed with OF rs.ssaay
all markets A. Chfcago. predictions - ,,,s,eref
weather also helped the prices e7i
hy big interests les .rrsiiig
prominent bulls being credited with short sslss u
orhes seemed to be buying December on la. e
The market here was quiet. elos1g 54se 600
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
A NEW TALE or TIE ROAD.

she was pretty, and as she entered the comfort
any hlled car AZ the Broad Street Station. IN
Phaaatlphia, and glanced down the aisles half e
coHn men who occupied whole seats made room
~ her. She smiled impsrtially on all. but walked
b ths profered places until she came 20 a seat
appropriated wholly by q manly looking fellow
who had apparently paid attention whatever 10
her entrance
Excuse ne. SIR she hesitstingly said. may I
share this seat with you?'
The man looked startled, lifted his hat and
bpsningly replied Certainly. I beg your pardon q"
All the other men envied him. He looked pleased
naturally enough. IN two minutes they were con-
yersng pleasantly, and IN i've she had gently in
shuaha her hand into hts, and fairly beamed on
nInL lhose directly across the aisle him
squeeze her dainty little hand repeatedly. and
70 Baltimore he said something bout a cigar and.
sAeuslhg himself with rare courtesy, left her side
thQ tnletec thr smoking car. A wOuld-be rival
olohea MN and. there Was one unoccupled
sset they SAT down IN n together.
stunning Slrl' exclaimed the Would-be. You
~. 80 heAi n hurry, old man, and that, too, with
The courtier only smiled compile Gently
ho"o you manage itP' persisted the inauisitive
We'll, you ses" draWled the other we stood
mstlher before Southern minister about two
lseIs ago and ~ said something kind 20 us that
~ - never forgotten. She surprised ne by coming
" W Fllaaelphla 10 meet me on my return from a
49, w. months trip for tho house. Anything more
Ihsre was not In SIX seconds there was only
W man IN that seat
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

MoL.SSEs AND sYRUPs-Molasses was steady On the
o'fess -rarrsy VIM. the demand Tor such stock was
..lrs .sarsuFaI COMMON sisaISc. far l4aIGc good.
prime. lsqe. fancy. 2la2sc
,- '5AN tREIGtiIsA H:iers's business vas reror,st
.1s- steamer rsish,s were 9ui1, m al I'd - an and
trstol Pad i>itl -. Hun nominal. SeVsastl" 80.
'g % p Pss FTf3 7 -s H., P;s' r. F'''r1a il1a S4 as
D rHATTERS swedish steamer. > 7ts ,1rs. deals.
- o-,ots-. Rrt',.a .,esrns- r.n, deals.
r.-' 30 r-ire5 Kingdom or Con,n.rt rri,a,s terms.
October British l534 tons. tUbsr Cult 20 HoI
@ ,.- an ana 'sl coast n'5s4 5. Rms I'm "a % ara
o-. ana Al-'rian s5ean-r ls5- tons coal cardiff 40 20
is6 steamer lseo IONS sane i7co option sin in6n,hs
more s7@s italian saP. ZOO tons rreyiousyl ssneraI
.rso hence - Adeiatle and MftogrnS private terms
s,sas rrya- t.ra.. s~hooner. 5et ,on. coal Thade
snri'@ o NsE York s. Z: sohooner SO tors lumber.
FTrsT ~ ~ f 5r5 i,f s. ~ .hoonsr 80 ' iss 'STs
cry cr-ess Georse,osn g 20 Br'dgep2rt So s:hoon.
~ '' ,7,i gas ~ Nl sSrsr 70 49, fSns siars
HurrisHe I,isHt 70 Ney YoIk 81 sehoonsr -: tons
er n7I tons. cal. Baltimore 70 Rosron about
oIIs-c'a,tansssa on remained auu on SATURDAY but
VAS nrm position owing 70 light ore-inss - SPOT
IN narke, for ia-esa on o5nsasraby more active
,r il ~ rs s--7cr s--- ro.or unasr good demand
Fet-11einl 20 an1 bulk 81 IS, Philadelphia
s. +, 9 f,STr5SsFrf, OiI,-Prirss cruas z . mills
2,42'- prime sIrnHsr ,eloy &afls nominal on spot
tsr srlsst nominal rriv. val,- i2a,. prime winter
~ ~ tr,.aRp oII.-7Sa4or
PRoyISIoNs-T5e usrse' opened firm small re
,,l i,s ersa,ss strength uatI ne hour when de-
yeioPmen, m heat s'irsd s's t3EF an sna 1aSeq m I ne
expected s7co Monday l2s On" wesk Kansas
- Mess Eis -aSIS IS faml, s2l shor, clear $40 7sg
s2l EEFF- Firm Q.ot"i Mess sl21Sl2 % family
... FI-EF HAMS-St-8dr. quoted az S2iG*22- ..-,..-
DRESSED Hp.S-uul ou,jed: Baeo3s, 9'ac' 80 n
wI- tTs rieies nsuies arm Quoted Smoking I44c 10
n l25e y n. li'sc ]. n I3s PickIst shoulders
TAIIoW g4la- cts s's-. country. eiaTsssc- ...-.-
Ia 2,tG 10 Rsausd lard nrrn Quoted south America
N SO. C.r-erf ~ l5c. Brazil kegs II 73c Compound
ca-rsi. o.r i4t- 1i4t.c CITY lard stearlns l2'.c
RICE he gnis 1aTSs 5 & "ss ,ssay 70 f nTT ea 81 iFii
Tie uringra demand Vas J9I high grades ions
f1ina i'-n'7'i "T-niIy: o'7a4, iati 20 GOO
4.-Tf--r. Ea-ro0n. in bond. 2i.a2Ac-
SUGAR R.hn-d Eiea1y but fairly active
FarI, prompt delivery is nov made hy al rehners LAst
ri.oef In"hanse1. The American is ~ cneIing
l-.r Loaf crushed ana doninoes. 2 l3r, mould and
o1tes 9or NANA B2@atred sos no"seTsa [oarst
r-srra,a4 20 Eaale cosrse and extra me sTanulasd
-, -. 2 n hags ~ me FrshulateI aSOr. Earis
an s-,r1.4t@d. taniard Eranulatsd ana diamond \
~ d - 2 a. 10 10 80. 10 II. ssSr. No ~
- a76- Essle powdered, az crystal domiG,es. &c
London vac - '@,T - - i. rI' i = S as
"a, e,r,s snI unchanged with Java g. I'd and fair
.er,re ~ e ~ The Ioc.I marker more less
ars,t o ,hsir CsntrifuEel ai test quoted AZ
a. 81 - nsa'o - test b. and H'olsss~s sugar
- f.-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

80 %, calves Saas5 50 Receipts for the week-Cattle 81
900 head cslves 5000 HogS- Receipts 200 head.
st.adv ION s. 17ls sales. ST HOSI 10. heavy
81 9o@S7 I@s mixed packers S""7 u light. So ~
81 C5dS7 Is pigs 81 @'dS6 50 receipts
Tor the week head Sheep-Receipts. 10 Fead
nominal. steady. native lambs ~ slaS+ -, Western
S3dS5. gOdS7 so native
ass Western So 40dS3 IS stockers and feeders
a 25GS3. receipts for the week. as 80 head.
East Bufalo Oct. II l1-Cattle-Receipts. 200: steady
50dSS 81 Hogs-Recsipts. T10 15d25c
heavy 81 mixed 81 i0f1S1 ~
95GS7 10 light Workers. S. SoaS6 90 pigs. 81 roo
r0rghs' 25aS6 $3.50 ~. Ss 5a7
81 80 dairies So SodS7 Sheep lambs-Receipts.
40O sheep steady lambs. 10a15c lower, lambs 25d
yearnSs SlaS4 so wethers. S4aSi 25 SO 25
s.. mixed sheep. 81 s5nS4
E-ssr liberty OCT I1-Cattle steady choice So sO7S7
prime S6dSG So good 81 75d$5 SO Hogs steady prime
haavies s. 4NQS7 mediums s. 3OaS7 35. York
srs 81 20as7 25. light Do 81 OqS7 20 pigs. 81 75aS7
skins s2dS4 S6dS7 20 Sheep steady. wethers
81 75as4 es and common 81 5OGs2. choice lambs S. 80
as veal calves. SSHSs -.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
nn11EnE R0YS, ARRRFrLArEoNs-

Fesrpsd nomsnclsture is an earmark OF an educa-
,,onsl institution. and any college can show long
,,.las beside which the heterogeneous emporium"
=, . ceu;emporsneous opera fades into almost one
syllable nsgnihcauce. These college titles are
rriBre6 in the catalogues. hut are seldom heard for
tbe students won't "stand for them. A. Sihlev
college Cornell even such simple terms as ''phvsi-
esl laboratory" and mechanical laboratOrI'' are
Invariably shortened into p. lab" and mech lab %
some OF the titles In tho geology department. Al
Cornell are long Assistant IN paleozoic pas-ontol-
ogy" assistant professor of palseontOlogN and
photographic geology and assistant professor ~
rnineFa lOgy and petrOEraphy'' are some of Them
Nioknames for these haven't 50 Tar been found
one amusing nickname given the little
daughter of the professor ~ political economy hv
the students ~ a N0mens college The little girls
name was Margaret Constance but no undergrad
uaie thought 81 calling her anything hut Polly
Cor
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

LIVE STOCK MARKET

New York, October H. faa@
BEEN r. Re~eips 70 head consigned direct No
sales Teported Dressed dressed r,tiyo
sides. 4-2dl2Ac N. Texas beef 5iaT
received quoted Ar7euCt7 live cattle selling
de7fi weight. refrigerator beet 1tl.mIe-
tolN ing exports reported for The Bohsunian
or L4Nerro 800 cattle and $500 quarters or beef no
sui esnafAi the tsmraria. Tor Liverpool quar-
,tIs estimated the Minneapolis. London cate
ai -" quarters and the Pretoria Bernluda go .at
Tie lt5 sheen and 125 quarters.
4LN receipts. ll2 head including direct ana "a,
70 ue sod an Of the latter Jersey City The market
@ duoten steady. and ali sold Sales included A
pyah of grassers AZ s. 50 100 CITY dressed vsss
and fed calves a "'4 eia7s'is
Sales-Tobin & shannon. "a Rrssssrs ao- - -
AT - 90 per 100 n. ] calf. 40 n. s
Stiftf MD lAMBS-I Receipts cars = teo
% neudnE - cars direct 10 slaughterers and . 10 he
Aoi a. jersey City and SiXtleth- Rom sheen
@ ain9s 1 Ined 81, 1dy and the fully cleared
-p soid AZ - -9oS4 100 n AZ s. 900 81 n,
eus ~ - 90 Canadas IS aOdS6 pr.ssad ,,r,ee -
I'ec per N. dressed lambs. SI1Or ' iiN'''h va
=, e. - J,ad . IL: Buffalo lambs =, N Average
ll+ N at 50. = do IlS n. at s. - A@''io s'-ep
~ Harrington; 377 lambs
5gDih 4 shannon. 10 Canada lambs m ~ Is tto
Indlana d. - n az 81. 100 State DO 81 M go
50 9o srafe - 9s - 81 10 Indiana sheep ~ n az
I Sc NY ~ shila lambs 1S n
IL y II NllNersen. 1ea Canada lambs ss n a. 500
.IiC7S-fleceipts cars, 1852 head an ~onsi.,s5
heavy - light weights 20 ptF 10 TT
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nea York. October H. 1902
tr..-. .Nn PFAS-Advices ~ somewhat further dam
W os t[.1s hss Fi.en -Ii1 % si,snIa m ~ ne
tesrou s- and ne 1rkt @ Is l.tir esul m f,ng i ~ nH I
s,l- 81 ire late but jobbeIs ere showing fair in
r T5, ,5. 24a %a ioa- % @aoes per a efolge
$ 'a$- - d. @ ,'a @ & e. TO d S ~. ,s choice s. 81 DO
is ,loc, s. ioaS2 a. - medium and pea so,aInoR o
g. good S5<- ~ GOD 81 iSass S. do white sidney 1901
choice S20'qS2 20 io yeo~ eye ispi Sh9gT. & s.
frSis s. &c 81 - imported giants. S2ase 10 imPor:a
o ,orlo5 70 r,od 81 s0as2 green peas scotch 1892
tag'. II 75 , -:
robrk,t ia. futher upward turn Fsnry creamery he
came ar5 establishes ~ ~. "s s 9S,lsrs , f1 me
M.-t ,.r. ,.ry and t docs not seem prohaole
tSst s1res win r. larger neNt Veek In tact from
shipments lighter Other graces sym-
iesIlne Throughout We s9 9u',r, H 9,l 33i y1
n 2s'sc a. frfts ,g G, hs ,sset re DO hrsis i
52-l & do 'ii i75 iHc. western imitation creamery
ETsde ieai74c renoga1sd eEIr1s Ies d29G I'D do com,
I7i.qSIsie Do current make hrsts IS: do seconds
l'gll-s 90 srkst presents a quiet appear
rf - Az IN, continued high prices have been paid in
ynorters are entirely out except for occasional
small lots of cheap TrleIlv light supply ana feg
desirable lots obtainable be,GN = 1ihaha
moderate stnall ,5rf ar5ut sales that
skins have cold fairly and tone hIH ~ fse & s2s FOR eg
are ho1es We quote STATE, iui cream slal col
sed e & white, " 9,ris lsnY ~ e eomfa8H All 6s
~ DO aTge eooTeq ls e. IiIc common to fair
I0sIic uFht skins small oa9ie ,ire ~ Sas a. ear -
soo.'e soo5 i.SSs.e.' s.SlC' % oosIaon ea7e
2 ht and show fairly nrrn tone
There is an soeunulatlo1, Of e1s ,hs Ss1 siSSk &
ff ns5d n n k feeling Refrigsrs,S.s are Sying only
JaIaTA'sly snS sna selected white
2 DO E9oa, 70 chose @ 81 BE- 10 htsS eSung nng
ssss.. nSss soeIlsi sEG2sc DO nOrherly sections