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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21
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,5rroas Den q. 9uusmbcr 1902.
Blair, He6r.

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fra Council gluHs pperp9reOe Dis
iionsmpbet Os befggts anters.
5pr De FIBER en- m eumber=
pogr, tom ino Og is pda be me biemz
mefa6ritersOe @ogae bos G6as. q
5of. Def foIter benz iatet. ON De in
tst FIBER. ,
Bait p%repenien praoifeOe Iioite
Ssnbag Gftsrmiboag og often. Man=
Dog bsisgte ban 9enner pda Stolen.
5prite o9 treble 5orsbug / 6Der
Waadner ialger s. 6. ID. Q. oSsttlers
Sictets" til Ylabier oeit for Heli9b :
9lainpiefp Og lensere bort til balp
prite aldsies pris mso ct 5il9g at
2 Dollars.
st mutt g6pto9rapbi al bet
SnoDenbise i ben nte airts ian fdas
peo at ienoe 80 Gts. til SisurO 4ns
fer. st photograph at 8irten fdas
iii iamme pris.
= 9limrenbs 5orrstni19 for 5DbeS
tnRgte, Surrogatmdgere og lignenot,
Der plaaiere MubiIon Meoieins Cos
bsremte Rnrfn mo1ntdin Se. rs St5.
5arn6am e Sumpion.
= 6. 6. pierce er ben befenote lez
benoe SorbanDler at ale Sldgs Mpb<
Ter, Sengefjebre og Maordier. Bar
nepoene 0. +. b. 5an pil i9lse biz
ligere enb be fore 6uie meo slimrsnbe
Ratalog.
@ennsr at 5rinitatis Seminas
RUM burDe arbejoe for. at bet tan fda
bet $500 Yiano, pisfe aebmano piI
borteips til ben Snititution, Der faar
be feIte Stemmer. Stolea bar nu
2400, og bet er fere, eno nogsn at De
andre baoe. Obj Jeaops fslger efter
meb 2300. ior bper 25c. ma FIBER
bos Nefptons, Blair Clothing Co.,
pdlmer anb 5aplor, Mrs. 6ilton,
6anbn @rocerp, Miner &c G6ambers,
Jdbcr's, fdar man en- Stemms. Stsm
for Stolsn.
= paa 9runb At .9ibe itoct Grbiz
bition" ialser 5. 6. M. Q. / Ougene
80. Hop. til 1. oe 2. Dec. 9iletter
til gbicaeo, Eur og Hetur, til gnteltz
btaets Yris plus 81. 8etur 2. Dec.
= SIMMER glattss Deb oens lasenoe
9srtnine. 6iernetr9tte og iammens
falone perioner pil fnbe 6elbreoelfe
peb 9rug at Hoctp Wountain &c.
80 Gents. Jarnbam &c Sampion.
Hu bliper be for omtalts gircuz
iSier mart f9rot9e. De inoebolosr
Il eooe Yineosr fra Stolsn. Ssnb
efter 5 og gip be A til 8en:1er.
Stolsn fit forleosn en- Calming
ubmarfet tsrret Jrugt fom @uDe fra
9enner BED 5rssno. Sal.
= Sos ,So6n 5. l1nrub er Steost,
boor De ber fsbe Deres Webler.
Undertaking" 6efsrgss til Moderate
prifer.
= Man flyer, at snbper 8rub bar
mango 8enner, men | 2sbst at fda Qar
fpinDer be inb til cen.
Denne enc er Roctn Mountain Sc,
benbes itabiee 0elgsrsr. 80 gts.
Garnbam &c Sampion. .
= ubfigten til, bDsm Der pinber pi>
uapet, Ter / 2iebliffet iaalepes ub: e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-21

Yianoer og Orgler.
0etaa
ninbre muffalfe Sufrimenter folst til Ia,
Bris, Iette Diliaor.
s. e. KEMP. Mrg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

--Pues, 70 sh vuestro lugar, no
estsrfa tan tranquilo.
-ASQue p0drfa temerP
Una evasion .
KS mposIbe: las locas qued8n
por la nrche encerradas, y para lle-
gar al jardfn la fugitlvs tendrfa ne
cesidad de derribar dos puertas, y
adm entonce8 tendrfa que forzar
las dos de los murcs. SOs conven-
c6isP
ST; veo que la fugs es i4aprac-
ticable;6HNhro sno podrfsn en- cam
bio Dtrar?
d SPor d6nae?
-Por esa misma puertecita que
acAbais de abtir.
--Seria oresiso, ante TODD, tener
llave, y adm les restarfa salvar Ell
seq lndo murO,. No encuentro raZon
para que ninein malhechor Sc ex
ponga q tanto: entrar EN- una casa
de salLd ee eInpefIarse Ell una en-
pfesa donce resnltan los peligros Y
los beDeflclos serisn nulOS.
-DeCis bien: pero. por 10 menos,
tendrei8 por Ia noche montado
IN servlcio de vigilancis en- bien
aa vucsLFos eiaeermcs.
-Eso ST. una enfermera recorre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

de hora en- hora Ice corredores =
abre los ventanillos de las zelda.
-Su Vigilancia 6no So extIende
mas allap
NADIA mas; los demas dorrni-
mos tranquilCs sin vigilancia.
-Os fe1icito, doctor; estais a la
cabeza de IN establecimiento Hin
rival, que en- breve sera cohocid0
por Ia meior casa de salud de Paris
y sus cercanfas.
-Cuento con clio. y 10 deseo, no
por mi que soy de sspiraci, rles
modestas, sino por Edm6e. qnien
ouisIera dar una dicha completa.
La merece, vcs sois digno de
compartirla con ella. sPensais ca
saros pronto?
No puedo fjar plazo; tengo
antes que pensar en- la curaci0n de
Edmee y en- Ia de So madre.
No sc por que, mi prima esta
convaleciente, y 4 mi parecer no
debeis Contar para casaros con il
curaci6u de Juaua, que, aca entire
az sctros, me parece problematica.
mo creeis en- ellaY
Mi fsIta de ciencia me hace
dndar quizas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

'Qne quer6isi No Sc puede RENE
diar: esta en- Ia sargre.
z en- Melun : dijo Lorenzo ere.
yendose nacido para Ia diplomacia,
--Gen Melun CT locisteis al sefIor
Fabricio?
-lAh! Gtambisn sab6is esoP Yes,
npatord. Ia vuestra saludl AMI nos
hemos undo como los dedOs de la
mano.
= el es 81 que os sac6 de aquel
NAL negocio.
-6De cual?
DE aquel en- que os habfais
metido. IVaya ST estabais com
prometido. compadrel
-lAhi KIT patron eos ha contado
la au6cdota?
Lorenzo, con los dedcs pulgares
en- les escotes de su chalec0, balan-
ceAnaOSe en- la silla, encaruado
&C mo un cangrejo, riendo sin mo.
two. viendo todos los ohje.cs con.
fusos -. en una pslab "a. compile
tamente achispado, Sc asia 4 Ia
tnlca idea que Sobrenadaba en- su
cerebro, la de consacar q aquel
hombre, y dijo:
81, Ell patron me 10 cnenta to
90; soy su he mbre de cor fisLza, su
otro 81. -. SCCnoue os saco del
apuro, chr
Era natural: como que me
habia comprCmetido por eI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

-6Por el? ?-repuso Lorenzo
asombrado.
ST tai; 20 obraba pof orden
suyss me habfa p gado muy bieni
pero 81 lencio; no hay que hablaf
ESQ. IA 9ue stra saludi
z llen6 Ell vase de Lorenzo. Sc
10 pusO en- In mano lie oblig6 &
llevarle q los labios.
Esta 1ltima lfbaci6n acab0 COZ
ell desgraciado.
-Os habfa pagado :. 6para quef
- balbuce6.
Para conducfr Id mdier y &
Ia hi1a de su ito. va sabeisP
"a la casa, de salu,1 de Aute-
uil, en- casa del doctor Rittner.
El marinefo Sc estre meci6 de
slegrfa; ell hoInbre de cun tiauza de
Fabricio lie habfa dicho 10 que
necesitaba saher.
Lorenzo prGsigui6:
= En- Ia casa de las locas Sc las
cuidara bien; pagareuios 10 que
sea precise: para ESQ heredamos.
Tenem0s la casa de Eeuilly. tene-
4 mos mil or es -. muchoS millones
1 y ell pstrfn me ha dicho: CLoadi0
es 'ta Connno: hay q1te tfesconf far dc
\ e.; hocedle btber. cuo9adt, este chispO,
\ que os digl ID Qlte h0 ei,con trado en-
\ Wetun... Por ESQ. t1, que eres mi
\ amigo, debes cC ntarme cusl era csc
\ obIeto para el falso teat'monio. i.
/ Ten confanza. 20 no 10 he de decir
q nadie,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
PAULA BALTus EL MEDIco DE Las tOcAs

-lMagnffico negociol Os felicito;
precise es que Vuestro antecesor
tuviese motives serios para salir de
Paris, cuando os ha cedido la casa
en- tan baJO preciO.
-Creo 10 miSmo--dijo Jorge ce.
rrando la puerta.
p esta puertecita la de1arefs
hien qua rdada por la nocheIGdijo
Fabricio con aire iDdiferer te.
-aG uardada p exclam6 Jorge
riendo.~-GPara que? No tenemos
nada que tener.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

-dEstarS puesto ell alambre? -
pebs6. -Yo 10 sabre.
-Aonf ten6is ell boulevard. ell
ferrccarril de cintura; por aouf Sc
sacan les csdaveres de los que IA
llecen en- la casa.
-BIuy bier entendido repuso
Fabricio;l-la vista de los muertos
DO ha de eptristecer a los vivos
1Y cuSnto habeis psgado por el
lnmueble y la clientele?
Trescientus cincuenta mil fran
hh.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
Ramon G.imenez Gimenez,
San Juan, EineFo a3 de 1902

Sr. Director de La DEHOCRACIA
Muy aefor INFO: La sgradecsf6 la publici-
dad de In siguisnte manifestation EN- las Co.
lumnas de au i'ustrado virii peri6dco.
No identiackndoss mis sensimie tos
patros las ins&nas DOCTRINES de ls po itica ra-
pub'icAna, Is cual hasta hey, por desgracia,
he psrteuecido, me- rstiro de ella, ingresa d o
al partldo fedora, sgrupaGi6n de homo ores
qua 50 yerguen anita la, tiranis que les hagela,
y que psrmanecen 3slSs en- sl sitto de honor
que 10 dignIdad regional len hs marcado, de-
fsndiendo las santas tradiciones de Ia poiticA
puertorrfquena.
AL venir = partido federal, no 90 pofque
no haya pRrttcipsdo de los nendrngos one Sc
repartsn loa que fusron mis- correligionerioss
vengo por ell eonvenct zniento Dc defender me.
ioP eauss: Ia csusa de todos los que smamos
esta desventnrada TERRA en- Due uacimos.
Sin otrO particular, 10 antcipa las gYacias
su u. q. co9Feliglonarao q. b. g.. II.
Manuel Pagan Mel6ndez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
Jul.n Rs Lopez.
Lares, 81 de Enero de 1902.
Sr. Presidents del COmIte Federal.

Dstingaido senor: Nilit6 en- oil partido In
conditional de Bsrbosa, como ham militado
muchos pusrtorriquefios que hoy SO arrepien-
ten cual yo me arrepiento, volviendo OIL senO
do In pasria en- el partido federal.
Soy joven, R1u pusdo rsivindicarms anita
ell ps IS, trabsjsn por su regeneration al lsdo
do esa falange de pStriotas, compacts, valerO-
sa inveneibe, que scaudilla e seGor Acuda,
y cue cuenta con Ell amor, las simpatfas In
vlFiIfdsd de Mufioz Rivera, para ser mucho
mas honrosa digua.
La saDgre que CORE por mis- venas, es la
misme ssngre de IN Emio a leo de tantos
otros defensores de Ia liosrGsd, que urieron
asesinados niserablements por los Gaines da
la patris y los enamtgas de! or1en.
Ingreso voluntsrlamenta en- las alas de l0a
heroes que han snfrfdo psrsacuciones vej&
manes, porqus de 6ilos sera ell sriunfo de la
DAiria,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
FRITZE, LUNDT c GO.
POM K, P. R.


Casas en- MayGgsseS q San Jmas.)
RanquerOs cOmIsHOnfBtas
AGENT TIES
d. las siguientes comparfas de vapores
Hamburg American LimO
Hamburg.
ia WELOCE
Geneva.
New York mnd PGO. RIcO So c. Co
New York.
MOnsOn Steamship Line,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vaoorSs GorrG0s de SObriH0s do Herrera
Habana.
G.uveaa@m West Indies ID. .. Co
Galveston.
De las siguientes Compadfas de Ase-
suros contra inoendlo.
La BALOISE, -
HAMBURG BREMENsE,
AACHEN & MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MARITIMOS
Norte GermAnica.
ReRresomG@mGos
dsl Board of Underwriters Of New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
Grelgorio Correa.

Lares, Enero 10 de 1908.
Sr. Presidente del Comite federal.
Presente.
Muy fefisr NJ Desde hoy me separo por
com pIetO del parttdo repubIcano,
No cuiero nj debo decit ell por que de esta
resoluci6n. Ahf estau Ios procsdimientos de
eaa colectiyidad, que son lin discnlpa todo
puertorrIq 10 que SO sisnta patricia desee
Feivindicarse cual 10 hs go yo, frgresando en- sl
partido del ordel de la sensateZ.
Soy nn hijo pr6itgo de la patria, qua vuel-
We al hogar materno donde se Ia rinde culto Gtl
honor y nj patriotismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
Adhesiones poIlticas
Lares, 10 de E aaro de 1904.
Sr. Presidente del Conlit6 federal.

q
Sr. Presidente lei Conlit6 federal.
Presente.
Estfnnado senor: AlucInado por las hip6-
critss demostraciones de patriotismo, de los
que imitando los Antiques eDemigos de mi
patria, Be- escudan aGtuainBnte con Ia bandera
americans para mentirie MI pueblo eseaRr
oil poder, ingrese en- ell grupo incondicional; j;
pero hoy que reconoEco In perfdia de esos CAf-
mes, arrepentido por complete Go haberles
auxiltado un dfs con mi veto. suplico ustsd
oil puesto mas humiIde en- al gran partido feds-
ral one ea el partido del orden ell que no SO
evergonzara nunca lie sus MOBILES proceed mien-
t0s, porqne tiene tipos como Mauleon one
cs ptsnGen tuFbas q banddos.
De Vd. alto. 8. o q. b. a, m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
Manuel Pagan Msl6ndez.
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oFIC1NAs EN SAN JUAN

El se1tor prestde,ats del tsaLegpo EjecasttOo.
por haber mudado su restdencta o San1urce.
reclbfr6 en ga despscho-San Justo 11--de IL
a de la tsrde .. n.
Gscretzrin qe1tert1g: ForsalesA ii, altos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

Adem6s saldra tcdos los dIas un vApoK U
las s, 30 de In M aGana de Catafo para la Capt.
tai c,tro las e1S de la tarde desds ID Capt.
tai para Catano, no tsniendo, por shors, essos
dos vapores combination de trenes'
Bayam6n 4 81 de Agosto de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
IrNEA FERREA DEL oEsTE
Itinerario de Treres Vapores que reglra
eIesds el dia do Septiembre de 1901

Salidas de Ia Capital = Bayamon
s9m multkne&mente.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
SLAIN BY HIS E.!EMY.
Renewal of Family Feud In Northwest
ern Section of Csse rgia.

GIN SCS1lOH u NJ S'0
Toccoa, Ca, Nov 1.-THE Rothel-
Lee feud, which has existed for several
years, has resulted in the death Of
George Lee and the serious woundjng
of Frank Hall. Reports to that Ell
feet reached Toccoa yesterday after
noon. The scene OF the difficulty was
10 miles from Toccoa, on the Georgia
side of TugaIo river Sam RotheI
was assaulted with knife by George
Lee. Rotheu attempted, it is SAID,
to escape from Lee without trouble
believing that Lee was drinking While
in the act of mounting his horse, Lee
made several cuts at BoyheD, cutting
his hat ana clothes Botheu was 50
hard pressed that his effort 70 es-
cape on his horse failed, and he then
turned and fired several shots, one Vi
which passed through Lees body just
above the heart, death ensuing in 10
minutes.
Frank Hall, a boy of IA years Of age,
who witnessed the trouble, was shot
through the shoulder by one Of the
balls from Rothells pistol. Hall will
recover.
The shooting occurred up in the
mountains in one of the widest sec
lions of Habersham county. The Lees,
and there are now four of them left,
live on the Carolina side of Tugalo
river. Until a few years ago the
Rothells also lived on the Carolina
side, but have now moved away from
that section to Toccoa and other
points, all except Sam, who moved
just across the river on the Georgia
side
1t was near Sans home that the
shooting took place. Heretofore there
have been numerous fights between
the members of the families, but no
killing until yesterday
B. c. Rothell the father of the Roth.
ell boys, is one Of Toccoa's most sub.
statial business men, having moved
here about two years ago from the
Carolina side. The Rothell boys are
all good citizens, whose courage is I'm.
doubted, while the Lees are considered
desperate men 1t is feared that more
trouble will occur Sam Rothell is
at his home and has not been arrested.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
Slight Difference.

Tom Edison was at one time q
trampfng telegrapher. After he had at
tanned success as an inventor he on one
occasion called upon friend of his
who was a doctor and expressed con
siderable feeling because lie had not
received an invitation to attend a ban
uuet in honor 0f visiting physicians.
But" faItered the doctor, this is a
banquet for medical men, and you GER
tainIv do not claim to be a member Of
that organization?'
"WeII," answered Mr.. Edison serious
II. 4 myself was a dispatcher at one
time"
"Ah, I understand now" said the
doctor, catching the humor Of his Wis
itor, "but these men are patchers. -
Detroit Free Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
TELEGRAPH LINES BUILT.
General Greeley, Chief Signal O.
ficer Of Army, Issues Report.


ficer of Army, Issues Report
Washington, Nov. 4-The annual
report Of General A. w. Greeley, the
chief signal officer of the army, says
the corps has actually built and put in
working order in Alaska 1921 miles
Of land lines and submarine lines in
a period of "a months. Speaking Of
improvements effected by the corps in
Cuba, General Greeley says:
ct is unquestioned that on occupy
ing Cuba the American army found a
few dilapidated telegraph lines oper.
ated by antiquated methods with tar
if rates increasing in proportion to the
length of the message without free de
livery and with grave uncertainties as
to espionage, secrecy and delivery
This system, bad as it was, served
only the western half of the island
In leaving Cuba there was turned
over to the government a system o.
$500 miles. The present instrument
are of the best modern types, Ih'
transmission speedy and reliable, am
the tariff rates exceedingly low"
Of the work in the Philippines tn
report says:
The magnificent system of telegraph
lines and cables was very largely con
structed and installed under Colone
Allen. This system increased durin
the fiscal year by $500 miles, consist
ed on June 30. 1902, of 81 submarin
cables. ,226 miles in length, an
land lines 5,108 miles in length, mai
ing an aggregate of 6,434 miles.
The system stands today mont
ment to the energy, skill and resourc.
fulness of the American soldier.
General Greeley calls attention t
the necessity of a Pacific cable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06

Wilmington, n. c.. Nov 4.-The
Pythians' street fair and carnival open.
ed here last night in a blaze Of glory
and thousands of people are on the
streets taking in the many shows on
the midway and enjoying the festiyi
ties in general. Indications are that
this will be the biggest street fair un
dertaken in Wilmington and the en-
tire week will be devoted to merry
making and festive celebration.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
Gust Fahncy, Bah Jove!"

"Just fahncy, Weginald, I've forgot
ten ma cahrd case"
"Nevah mind, deah boy. I'll lend
you some of mine"
"But-ah-the name would be diff
ferent, you know"
''Bah Jove, so it would. What a
head you have, Algy!"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
A simnIe scheme.

DIinnie-So Fred proposed at last.
Tell me about it.
Imogene-Oh, it was simple enough!
Pa did it.
NIinnie-How could he?
Imogene-I got pa to ask Fred if he
had serious intentions toward me.
Fred didn't know what to say. But pa
followed up, asking Fred if he really
loved me and was not influenced by
mercenary motives.
Minnie-And what then?
Imogene-That was all Fred was
sure l had money!-Boston Transcript.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
Rosa Avoock Takes Her Life.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov 4.-Rosa Ay.
cock, an unfortunate white woman,
died on Avenue B last night in VIC
lent commissions from the effects OF
u grains Of morphine, which she took
with suicidal intent. Nothing il
known here OF the woman's antece'
dents
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
How 1t Hammered.

Gladys How did Belle come to re-
fuse that millionaire?
Edith-He swore he was only fifty
when he was really over seventy, and
Bhe, poor girl, believed him!-Judge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
ExcuSe Enough.

This is an actual copy, both in words
and spelling, of an excuse sent by a
woman to the principal of one of the
public schools:
Please excuse Michael for being at
school sinch last Tuesday because a pot
of hot water fell off gass stove on his legs
and he had touchach. Oblige Ma.
New York Times.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-06
RI00n AM0 SKIM

BLOOD AND SKIN P It 5fssas sy y56st
horrible inits results. completely eradlcated
without the use of mer ury. SCrofula, BY
sipilas Fever sores BlOtches, PimpleS. "
GERS aims in the Head and Bones, Syphll
tic Sore Throat Mouth and Tongue, CtlaLLl
Etc ERMANERrLG CURED WHEN
- :. a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-19

actual business in bankers bills at .4s5@75 for
bis $9ssSf %ssSt i Bar Silver 51me; Mexican
snd eoapon
tered and coupon; io7H asw As registered ana
ee as and o
IN NEW YORK, Sept Is; 19-Exchanges, $780, 49,
ST. PAUL, Sept. iS@clearings to-day, 81 o45,-
LONDON, Sept -consols for money, eah;
PARIS, Sept. 19-Three per cent rentes, 100
francs 20 centtmes for the account. ~
BERLIN, Sept. 19.-Exchange on London, 70
marks 46A pfennigs for checks. ~ =, 90
balances, sos ss ST. Posted eSchsnse' $4 foi
60 days u $a;s6h on demand New 1orh eA-
,, B0sToE i Sept 1sExchanses
MINNEAP0IIss Sept. 19.-Bank clearings to.
day, $2ses, &c: New York exchange ,I selling
Chicago seng rate
soc discount; London 60-day sight documentary
exchange, $4.s25s.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Sept. 10, p. m
ed 1884, 5 Hte1a oS e
Pacific, 95S: Chesapeake & OHIO, 81; Chicago e
Paul. -19S; De Beers, 21M Denver & Rio Grande
51M; Denver & Rio Grande preferred, 97A Erie erie
AN; Erie first preferred. Y: Erie second , pre-
fssss1 ISL nsls esa.ri ns
Missouri. Kansas & Texas preferred. 69h; New
York Central 16SA: Norfolk & Western. TIN
Norfolk & Western preferred. 95R Ontario
11M; Reading, -37A Reading first preferred, a
Reading, SECOND preferred: 4oA; Southern Raj Rail
| Southern Pacific Sly; Union Pacific, 1871
Union Pacific preferred, 95; United States Steel
| 42E; United States Steel preferred, 93N; Wa
bash. IS; Wabash preferred, IS; Spanish IS. IS.
| Bar silver weak, 23hd per OF.
! Money, 2@2a per cent. The rate of discoun
| in the open market for short bills Is 2 1870
| 2X per cent; three months bills, 15-16@27
per cent. :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-19
GRAINS MEET FAIR SUPPORT ON INITIAL
pREaRS

BREAKS.
Chicago, Sept. 19.-Grains to day met with
ia far in the opening hour and in spite
initial breaks all around, rallied we'll. Cables
, lower, the weather over most of the farm
ing country was favorable and wheat receipts
We're liberal in the northwest. One particularly
oearish feature in the wheat pit was the report
the Russian wheat crop was the largest In ten
years: The crowd, however, was not inclined to
e fsea fbers to xn and
ments this week, whereas there were 1o4, 900 bu
mast week. and that the total Of Argentine ship
not bfsE. December p started %@H Sas to wa
and ho ssfan rsesp pss
were 2o7 cars, one Of contract grade. Mime
the three pns Of against
Ss1 last week and 1875 for two days year
Excellent strength developed about midsession
in wheat on the northwestern situation. The
northwestern mort markets were higher, with good
rsns fS 0pto 9s resos ed in the
ss Ss5s ~ ostnns'
jed S's ~ $uS @S -;
No. No. hard winter nc; No. hard winter S7@
spring, 73c; No.. ; spring, ec@7oc.
The absence Of frost encouraged spectators in
Ing. There was some stuff sold also on the low
er cables. Argentine shipments of were
large at 1875, 900, and receipts were liberal at
covered, however, and little support n nut s GOOD
strength into this pit December started un-
| changed to Ac lower, at 1880 to 43Ac, ad-
| yanced to A@43Tc and steadied around
1880.
Good eastern buying in corn sent September
corn from 5S1ac to 593sc and to a firm close 1ac
up, at soc. The eastern cash inquiry also
good; December closed firm. 1s@%c up. at
Close: Corn-September, SOC; October, 5aAc;
November 49Ac: December 43k @44c; May,
doA @40ke: Cash Corn-No. 2 5Sh @59hc; No:
8, 5SA @lS9Ac
Oats were dull and easier, with a light trade.
Receipts were small at 1853 cars but the weather
was favorable and May and December were Of
| fered fairly. December opened 1sc off, at 30hc,
and sold between ao7sc and oA@3o%c. ,
Close: Oats - September, Bc; old, 26Bc;
December. 90hc: old. 26hc; May. BIZ @3sc,
Cash Oats-No. 2, 2s12 @29c; No. 3, 26h @27c.
! The following was the range Of prices: