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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-19
UPSAlA

We had quite a snow storm Monday
Now all can have a chance to get 8
sleigh ride
| Miss Ida Hokeneon returned home
from Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. Cox from Swanville was in the
village last week.
Martin Larson from Dakota is 60
ing to stay with A. Anderson this win
ter, was there last winter too.
Miss Ellen Hanson has returned home
from Minneapolis.
Rev. Nelson, who has couduc ed SER
vi :es in the Baptist church every even
ing the past week, left for his home at St.
Cloud Monday:
Rev Ernholm from Cn,cago who has
conducted services il the Ms :.
church f~r some t,u1r started d bay r.':"
as they call it, for Wednesday evr,.::,:.
There were eight boys there tie ii ;, t.
time.
Pete Ekholm ha. returned irons l;i.:.,,-
erd.
There was a dance at Thon.i.>, /. )
place Saturday evening.
Miss Mamie Larson who has t..+ Il,
staying with h"r sister, Mrs. Neu>'r ",
III the Twin ci ties, has r. lrned home.
There are two new dress makers mp 1T
Erickson and Olson's store taking IN
sewing.
Adoiph johnson is back to Gpsnla
again.
Miss Ruth johnson, who has i"en
working for Mrs. Hanson. went nome
Monday.
Auction was held in the Sw+'ii~h
Lutheran church Friday evening rom
the Ladies Sewing society.
Christ Peterson of Elmdale was is tie
village Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Hedges OF Royalton, dry go',ts
aud shoe man, was at Upsala We1"rs-
day,
Mr.. Peterson en- Mr.. johnson h: I'd
cordwood to town Tuesday.
Monthly report OF school district ~.
II, ending Dec. IL, 1902:
No. OF days taught 10
No. of scholars enrolled 10
Average daily attendance 10
Those present every day Were:
Hilda Hanson, Nora Hanson, Peter
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-19

Candle sticks and candelabra with
silk shades at CLARK Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-19
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PlERz.,


Dec. 17-John Stangl sold blu 200
acre farm for $4,000.
Barney Gross moved with his Mime
apclls engine t" he Rnckman and Juck-
son farm Monday, where he will run y
corn shredder.
Mr.. Lep:neki rented John Otremha' q
house in lowec to nn and moved in last
week.
Henry Lust of Hillman was in town
Tuesday selling Christmas trees.
JOS. Ostrich ii Buck man was in the
village on business Monday and Tues
day.
Judge Collins OF Little Falls: passed
through the village Tuesday on bis way
OSu'livan Lake.. J., j.:
John Kipl.y's house in Agram was
quarantined for smallpox John, his
Oldest boy, who was in the northern
pineriee a short time this winter IL dOwn
with the disease.
Nick Sehr left Wednesday for a LAID
seeking trip through California. Insult
able he will purchase land near Sacra-
mento, where John Ph,lippi purchased
farm a few weeks ago.
Peter L. Gertz got the contract to
furnish the Agram school with five cords
of oak wood sawed in stove wood
lengths for So. so per cord
Herbert Bares went to Fort Ripley
Tuesday, where he is taking treatment
for his diseased lip
Jos. Schraut has homesteaded so
acres OF indemnity land in Sec. 10.
The supervisors OF Pierz will meet at
Mike Angermeirs house on Monday.
Dec. 29tb. at 10 o'clock a. M, to lay
out road between sections IA and Is. I
George Stelzl, representative of the
German Roman Catholic life Insurance
Association OF Minnesota was in Lasrrup
in the :nterest of the ST. Johns society
Sunday and Monday. He will be here
in the inte' est OF the st. Joseph society
AoI d 10" udyS COIS week. +
MIR. and Mrs. NJ, Wermerskirchen we're I
visiting relatives in Sauk Rapids over
Sunday,
Journal Pr. $751; Judge Searle at h,s
house this morning heard the applica-
ton for permanent Injunction in the
case of D. P. Jorgerson w. b. H. Rob. i,
bins. Robbins il ea,d to have seized a
saw mill at Mile Laos Lake on q judg-
ment against debtor and is now op-
Grating it. Jorgeson claims the mill as
his property and got temporary order.
The case was settled by permitting
Robbins to retain possession of the mill,
be giving bond to indemnify Jorgerson
in the event that the trial OF the action
On the merits shows him to be the right
ful owner OF the mill. The casa will be
heard in April.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-19

Two good lots 8Ox 100 to ex
change for Sank Center property
or farm lands.
:" STDPHBN C. VAeALY.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-19
Suitable Xmas Gifts.

Silk ties, mudlers, suspeuders, fine
gloves, mittens, shoes and slippers,
All going NV at reduced prices at
VIKTOR's.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
OTHER ,1ARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June .-Cattie-Receipts. 1000 head includ
Texans: steadv good TO prime steers nominal
81 6oaSS 40: poor medium. 81 1887 So stockers ana
feeders 81 81 4OdS6 heters 81 SOC So 90
So 30: Texas fed steers Si4$7. Hogs-Recepts today
- head tomorrow. Il coo opened steady. close 5
fp- lower. mixed butchers. 81 230SI 20: goot 70
choice heavy. 81 TodSI 81; rough heavy. 81 pl>' 90
light. s. bulk OF sales. s. @GESI 90 sheer
ceips ; 900 head. Sheep and lambs steady: good t"
choice 5QS+ Western sheep. 81 '1HSf native
Cincnnaii June 27-Hogs easier. s6Gs7 IS. Cattle
strong. 50 25q$6 80 Sheep steady, 81 9pgS+ LainoS
firm. S4d$6 -, 49,. >, -,
veas 500 steady. S5QSG 40 hogs $500; fairly active
lower on pigs light Workers. steady others; heavy
s0a<T 90; mixed 81 Io1S7 so 19rkers - S9q %:
light Workers 35G$1 81 80 roughs $IlsSi .;
yearIgs s. 50aS5 sheep 25qS4 % ewes S. 5 g 90
Fast Liberty 21.-Catte steady. choice, - log
s. so prime SO 65qS7 good s8aS6 30 Hogs active:
prime 81 soIST no; mediums 81 90: heavy
Workers. 81 30: light do, 81 3JHSI 40; pigs 20
rougfs 81 500$ s. -. sheep slow: best wehers. 81 $50
81 80: culs ana common 81 5og$2. choice lambs S6F
So 80; veal calves S7Q$7 80. o
Kansas city June 27--Catte-Receipts, 1000 head
natives Texans 800 calves Cornted cattle steady
Quarantine stun active native cattle lower stock
25 fair good S5T$7 90 stockers and feeders 81 S
so Western 50 S3HS6 10 Texas and Indian
steers Texas 81 JuSt 20 native cows
s2dS5 o. nave heifers IS 20q$5 so; Gamers 81 5OS3
900 head. steady &c higher; closed easy top 81 ~
bulk OF 81 6Ods7 70; heavy. 81 l3GS So mixed
rakers 81 6OdST 50: light 81 3OqSI 65s Workers. s. 55
4 81 pss STaS1 35 Sheep-Recepts, 800 head: steady
lambs 70 native lambs - 6'nSe 10;
Wes,arn vethcrs So 6Oq$4 20: fed 81 2oQ$4 co.
rs ciuned yearlings 81 3OaS4 Texas clipped sheep
e. tHas 10: stockers and feeders, $2uS3-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
CASH OroTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yoriz. June q. 1902,
-ot--F-Pu traders disappointed in the poor re-
- foreign markets yesterdays local dTrnness
supporters Of the market this morn
g ~-c4s starting partial points lower offerings
re hight however. shorts bid the whole iiS
- ser with night. which level the market reo
.Lo5r feature other than its steadaess, 10 the Cose
rs bsire net unchanged and the quiet Total
e. were only 10 100 bags. European and Brazilian mar
- UNCHANGED and generally steady Sterling eA
change al advanced 552d. . Il Receipts were
~ RE usual average ports having 26e0 bags anc IN
+sr Santos I100o bags Local spot supplies Were
nactically unchanged the market dull with RIO as
quoted q 5isC- -,
The range Of prices il the local market today
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

gellow. 81 5oas1 e5: coarse 81 8oqs1 FEED
slasls S5Ss rias SRe' bran Sak S So
SO: city bran so 80; inseed ocaRe s27 corn ocae
1sSo1RE fhcR S8 Smes 51fshsS S n the wheat market
prices were mt daay 6rs to snoaanF All @ 80 h9Tdsy
sl56cash time &c :1 Ip News f
only O. 900 bush had tiniaIn f ec at the start
asserted that winter wheat at harvest than
and well up aTeTsge ,}oT6west receipts were 28o
Rs6 sserssss Mnssapos an and 6aIaR
included only e Paris cable which closed
line until the market weakened around midday
Norbeo qadS were worked includ!ng = i2af ,ih fo at
& a outp9rts aid 10 loads There we're we're aif9 e
6gtWeen Juiy and September o under trading %
primary Tecept xeed eee os Pags5 Of Get a Fday m b 76
the they a Mere s handling woht5ds more new wheat es sqaP 5
af9at basis We're as follows: Nc red IBIS eleyat2r
81 prompt No Northern H NewYorS Size, prompt;
toba sla.c prompt: 30 harS NewYoTk s2=c %
hasd se August @ ss Na augqs ed NG
ja shorts In chicago That rsea pce. GB 6
fSd top point Of the year otngr hes
ss quickly sI % s as e0e et T & but
against & e"ano IN thr mlen ifi96i Recsips at
chicago Were only 40 cars with 265 cars expected on
here sales embTacinr loads s No A0F White and loads
S e2 n the snSG2f Se No No R vas & SnGf4d a8 S s
se,!ow, as atioat oAIs-Another 9 s9aTp
occurred in the West yesterday. py
old July, which sold 2lsc time. later easing
back lo @ under late reaizig old July oats deVsi9beq
in any instance The West remained unfavorahe
and Snow said condition distinctly lowered by
Gessive moisture which had led TO rank growth and
lodging 1t was cool through the belt again and showery
Cash oats here ruled strong and much higher with sales
OF oee1 bush No closed SAC. No 3, o3tcc:
No white. 5slec: No white. 5sc track mixed 52q24c:
Marx s5ssd TR,' 52 and 10
SIC, both afoat. State rye 63G6ic- BARLEY
Market nominal Wheat including -four. exports for the
week according to 'Bradstreets. aggregate 32s27ol
bush, against bush week 1864 bush
in this week last Wheat exports July l. 1901 to
21i bush
last Corn exports 102 bush against
llo919 bush last week and 455 i6o bush last year
July l. 1901 20 date. 2b,32S.l1 bush.
against 1T3 96s4 bush season
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON

New York notice is hereby given TO all persons having
Helene SOmmerhon. late or the County o.
New York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
thereof subscriber. his place of transacCS
business at the office OF Sheldon Gwynn No 46 Wall
Street in Borough II Manhattan City OF New York.
on fTth day OF October next
Dated New York. the 18th day of April. 1902
ALBERT HE1DEI-BACH. Executor
SHELDON & GWYNN. Attorneys for Executor. 40 Wall
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FCR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-ts.so
1880 -II.30 A ". 100. zoe. 1910 800. ZOO
p NJ. lis Mit-
surtay. sSunday only tParlor cars only. liyis
Ofices: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry. Asor House.
1900 1884 Broadway. 1S2 9TH Ave- % Union
s,Ta-a West Eas
C1IuT,bus York: Court St. 344 $50 Fulton,
T{-0okIvn. 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New York;
transfer Co for and checks baggage to dasnaton-
". c.. BESLER G VI BURT.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

1876 bPls; sales 4sI We quSte A. B. 6 q aHs s.; s.
NJ, So %; n. S3 10: W G. So 45 W w. So 60 ,,
Charleston. June 27Turpentine and rosin s
New-Orleans, June 2T.-Receipts: Eosln, Oo ooIS u.
pentine. So bbs. Exports: To Liverpool turPentine'
105 bbls.
Wilmington June 27Spirits turpen&5ps & S3eaqy yi} fo
IS casks. Rosn steady, 81 lOqS To-
132 bbls Crude turpentne firm 81 40 81 80 ana - co.
recepts. % bbs Tar firm. 81 80; receipts Il ools.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Spot cotton closed queJ. with quotations 1-l6c lover
basis Of s1.c middIing upland and @i2c for
t6dlnE Guf sales LOGS bales southern spot markets
rel=grarhe6 as follows: NeW-OreaHs quiet, IN
changed Sc Mobile nominal unchanged at sac; sa-
cuet and easy. unchanged ll6c. Charleston
quiet UNCHANGED al SIC: Wilmington firm, unchanged at
ec: Norfolk quiet unchanged 35sc. Baltimore nominal
&c al Galveston easy 1-lGc lower at l0loc
August eute I-IGc lower &c; St Louis quiet IN
cAangei lille
Receipts the ports and interior points today
snd to- the compared with the totals OF
week previous and OF this week last
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

against year. Stocks Europe 2.121.0S1 tons
against 39s tons last year Total secKs sn o. st
and America. 2,6T3 go against I6ts iSV toIs
the and S,145IOl tons AT me
even cate of May l. 1902 The Excess ot 1eT y-.e@
1tOo li0 against OF 9s3 Oi3 tons 1s
and $50 January l. lso- fiaIouts @
1000 tons engagements. The London beet sugar
closed local market Is very lL1
bic at prices Retners. however are MIilS
buy the basis of SIC for go test
the quoted range is So as Small sales OF
nluscovado sugar made 2S4c, and that was Il
quoted price Molasses sugar ~ test was
DAT
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
"a RAILROAD.

~
STATIONS foot of Vest Twenty-thiTd third, street and
The leaving time from Desbrossss and and
ah" that given bei". for T~enty-fhird street
station EXCEPT where Otherwise VI s n8tsd l ParIor
Cars New YoTk to P115z5ur Sleeping FsbuFs
{ II 5iE5zfg csSflaaa Com
Perenf M SseRt9s Dining SmSnF os59 apd 9STn enann
Indianapolis Louisville St Louis.
Rour train va 1o to chicago Pullman
Drawing Sleeping. Dining. and Buffet smoking
1.55 VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPREss1 SIsE2;S1s7
658E gsfesOqEs Fs:
@ % = " " WsTHRH Vi e ye F2ats eeas
5?ef E c5 n FAcFTG saPT6ay PplRg cf Pburg and
Chicago For Knoxville. daily. via shenand3ah Valley
nnsS1 w GEE@EAN6 2E e$Efana aN6 f5'eEf ENcIS%A
E,ilfTa5S I6a4d asD T an? oRi
g9 o 70 20 Dining Gar 1910 esPT9sSe so M a ana a
a NJ Dining Carr. 21o CDes6Tosses and Cort
FaTlor ana Dining % DINING carl 25 Dining
SIS a35 dining caT iG55 Dining Car 355
aDd ng bnf1 Ta2 a @ o nn ,, 9 aing Carr
sol THERY PHnF sT 40 p mr. l2S n 5lsht m 10
ATLANTTc, COAST 1INE,-Ezpre=s s.25 a and 3 Is
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.1..FTorida and
Metropolitan Limited 125J p m daily Express
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAu.wAY-For Memphis
FOR OLD PoiST CoMFoRT and NoRFoLK-755 a. N.
weekdays and sos p m. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 d and $50 p. m weekdays
Sundays, 80 Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
ParIor Cars and Standard Coaches week days Par.
lor Smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--l2-55 p m. weekdays
For points New York and Long Bragch railroad 1fT9
West Twenty-thrd street Station) $50 a m; 12lo;
10 Saturdays only) 225. 2-i5, 30 10 400 ardd
655 p. weekdays sundays. $50. 925 a m, ! %
p from Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets 80 300
a. go. 12G Saturdays only, go. 80. 3 80 20
510. and 100 p. m weekdays. Sundays. SIS. 80
a. 8 Is p
FOR PHILADELPHIA
8. 10 tDesbrosses and Cortlandt streets 6l 10
S25 S55 o p Dining Car) f95J Perna Limited Iolo
tDesbrosses and Cortlaud Streets 10 201 Dining Carr
O55 Dining Car 1155 a. 1855 Dining carr l53
Dining Car. 2lo CDesbrosses and Cortland otreets
Carr. Dining carr $50 Dining Car. T5. 8 p.
$50 925 p m. 1910 night Sundays, 6lo. 10 tno
coaches. 70. % Dining Car), 955 Gimitedl
955 1885 Dining a 1255 Dining carr LOO
dining Carr. 325 Dining Carr. $50 . Dining Car
455 Dining Car). 90 Dining Car) 457. SD e-o7'
. - p. m y 10 night
Ticket 461 1884 III and 261 Broadway
Avenue below 23d ST.; Astor House, West
TUentythrd Street Station. and stations foot OF Des-
street. 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
BROOKLYN Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from hoteIS
and residences through 70 destination
Telephone gil Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Kali
road Cab Service.
J. b HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine was dull AMI barely
steady and somewhat lower In price. Rosn was steady
unchanged. Tar ruled steady firm
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTiNE-Oi and machine hbls 4sIs a
acc.
TAR-Pine bbs 81 TO- oil bbls. 81 IS
ROSIN-Commcn 10 good strained 81 55as1 57le: D.
X So so NJ. 50 40; n. S5 10: w G. S4. W 81 IS
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpenne 2.e10 bbs
Savannah. June 27.-Turpentine firm 47c: receipts,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

fl-oCR AND MEAL-Aside from a moderate trade in
s'sk patents. the -four market unevenrfu
&c prices Quoted Spring patents S4Gs4 30: winte.
a@-sn.s % 15s3 s., winter patents S4dSs spring
No - 55es3 20 extra No winter 50 25Q 50 S5 extra
80 winter 50 1888 20 grade S23 spot
saa to srrive RYE FLorR-Quiet Quoted: Fair
ST ~ z5as3 40; choice 10 fancy 50 45as3 20
oIllNsitAI-steaGy Quoted: Kiln dried 50 35dS3
" Observation-Disclosures Quoted: Fine white and
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

bush corn 500 bush: oats. 5000 bush. Shipments
Wheat. 1000 bush, 500 bush oats. 5000 bush
St Louis. June 2!-cose; wheat-No red cash.
70l2c; July. 7o@sq70i2o September. 1O1se; No hard
746I5c. CornNo cash. 65i isc; July 65l.c; September
56isc. oats-No cash. 461sc: July. ac September
29c; No white. a0c.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

COTTON-Cottoa kept the tack followed during
yesterdays session throughout to-day. and Was but
lowest figures the close The market
opened with prices points higher 10 paints
snd pre-E all the balance OF session displayed
underlying weakness, general tendency down
liquidation Iired holders and courageous
bear selling break the Texas drouth and better crop
reports South Atlantic the
which started tle selling movement The government
gave quite general Texas. with Wharton
Measuring inches Houston got 25o inches, and
from this tie rains tapeEed OF TO light showers Inc
indicated rains during to-day and To-
night sections u the State tomorrow
call and then dropped rapidly
PC. which there rally TO S2sc, followed
parting The New-Orleans market
irTezglsr and the South SOLD here quite
freely The business from abroad was mixed Europe
blylns and early fan months, but selling tn
options There no July notices started ana
reports that dealers We're hodlng
their <Or premium and TO prevent Ne"-DE-
getting IL trader put it Tracing
active il Atful during The session me II
tac,ed r little attention trade being influenced
weather reports The south Atlan-
reported moderate showers. and the forecast
pointed further section 70 night ana to
PARTICULARLY in Yet accounts. on the
bear!sh- impression gen
thar next months government report VIII snow an
average crop condition OF about 80 possibly little
neT % ID points lower sales estimated AZ
tales reports indicated an easier
seenc in the South. sales light. Colonel King
makes weeks cotton in sight 80 b4Ies;
hale mills and Canada, lv4s
tsies. southern takinCs. 15I2Ooo bales total IN
t2S6 days.. lUUsl,IIt bales
This sight includes correction OF 'ZSs haes'
s1de5 p7-t receipts -, -. -.
II contract prices IN ife local market 10
as
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

= Abner g Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York. hereby given 20 all persons having claims
late Of the County OF York
present the with vouchers thereof To the
place OF tranSacuS business at the
office Of Spiegelberg Wise No
Manhattan. City Of New York. before
25th OF October next
Dated. New the 9Th day Of April, 1902
OSCAR l. STRAUS. FRED l. LANANRtRG Executors
SpieEelberg Wise Attorneys for Executors II Broad
New Yo.k CITY y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TR4DE.

F;unalo June 21.-F1our Wheat-Spring dull; No
Northern regular. 77e winter dull i9%sr TO easier;
80. No . corn 6S4c: No do oats unsettled.
No . white 56lzc: No do 56c; No mixed 53l=c: No
= I<ye-N /. 64i2c- Canal freshts--Cuoted:
Wbeat 3$sc; corn 31sc, to New-York.
Chicago June 27.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Comparative cotton statement for the week ending
snne "a:
Bales
w Ssss tsoelilS at al Eni'e@ E' .o....-, % $50
las 1sS yesr q al CIiile .----..... SO s45
AL S76
Total rscsS-s "a ssr1e 5afe last
veei- -.....-..-..-.----..-.- 4sS42
Fxrorts wee, isst @9673
Total e,--.s s-nce se,,eher 6346 5iS
Total eyr0rrs esn1e 6sfe ost 0i1 9sS
Stock al ali Urfted States 331 $50
yes. q S'I 1H''eo e'S'ss r. So -. 436 $50
stock At ali tn,e-tor towns s--.-........... 1898
Stock 81 an interior towns same time last year
stock Tsve--a- -.-.----.---.-.... 600
stocE :. ftver1coI Same .t,-e is-t year.. $50 900
Stock o. American atoSt for Great llrltan-. 4o"o"
time lse. yesr ANA 'O' -"....-..-.-. 59ooo
Following the total receipts Of cotton al all
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County OF
New notice hereby all persons having
claims r. Martin late Of the County II
York deceased. present the with vouchers
subscribers their place OF transactiHs
a Office Of f Randolph. No 81 Mas
Street the City OF New York. or before the
tUentv-fi|th Of october
Dated New York the 11th day Of April! 1902
STUART T RANDOLPH. WILLIAM f RANDOLPH.
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady; Ne
snrng wheat 73%. .G7ic; red 75}4c No corn 6SSc:
No yellow Nc No oats, 46a. g4ac; No white
53Ia154c: No white. 52Q5c: No Gle; feeding
barley 67G69c choice mailing. 69a70lec: No /
aaxseed 81 54d$l No 1 Northwestern. 81 IS. prime
timothy seed s5 75 clover. contract grade. IS
pork per bbi SIS 20aSls 25 lard 100 n, so 477
ribs sides aoose) SO 6egsl0 72 whiskey basis
the butter market easy: creameries. 1sd2i =c.
dairies 17a19I=c. Cheese steady, 10a11c Eggs nrm;
fresh. lie.
Duluth, June 27--close: Wheat-cash No hard.
7TI2c No Northern. 75c: No Northern. I4c: July.
zoe; septembe. re; Manitoba No Northern cash 75c;
. Northern I3i2c. oats-Cash 46c; September &c
Milwaukee June 2T.-Close: Wheat steady: No l
Northern 77a77lac: No Northern 5G976i2e; September
72Isc. Rye dull No /. 5732a5sc. Barley frm: No 2
7IG71l2c. sample 63q7o1zc- Corn-september. 80 Tso
Minneapolis June 27-Clnse: Wheat-IuIy, 1850: Sep
tember 7Ol. d104sc. on track--No TsIsc; l
Northern. T6sc No Northern 735sc Flour unchanged.
Bran--In bulk S13 I5gs1i
Phiadelphia. June 2T-Wheat steady: contract grade,
June s24S2i2c Corn unchanged; No yellow for local
trade at d0q7oc. Oats firm. lze higher; No white
clipped Butter i2c lower Western
2ahc, do prints 23c-
nearby, 1Ti2c, loss off: Western.
Isle. off, Southwestern. lie, off, South
ern lee off Cheese steady; New-York full creams
prime small. 1oiz good Receipts
Flour 1880 bbls and 100000 ID in sacks; wheat $1,000
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
READING SYSTEM

READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street south Ferry-(tims from Soah
Ferry minutes earler)-
EsSrON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
M4UCH CHUNEN-z4GO tI-i5 F<astOn only). 9.f0 A NJ
SEQ 70 Easton only) P. NJ Sundays. "a 25
A NJ P
wIITlESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4O0 9fo A.
NJ. 800 2 NJ Sgndays q - p n
400. 9.40 \. IL. 80. go Lakewood ony). 43o
p VI. SUNDAYS 10 Is \ NJ
ATLANTIC city, % y n g 30 P IL
VINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-fz4-OO a. NJ. t1.3o
Lone BRANCH. AsBTRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PIE EAsANT AND SEASHORF.
POINTS-z4OO $50 11-S0 a NJ. 2-45. 3.55. As. $50
p. NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove, 900 A N. 4Oo
PITiI3DELPHIA CREADING TERMINAI9-z.42 25.
= 90 800 '2OO. F1OO0 4f1.OO A VI. 1890. 100
$3.50 q co. 1890 400 500 $500. $780, $500 P. M.
c4TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-st25 1890 1880
.II50 A NJ "lOO t'3.4O. 800. "I-0O. fe-25 P NJ
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTSyMLE AND
WUIIANSPORT-iI4. 400. "a 25- 800 i49.10 1000
4 NJ Reading onlyl s1-oO 20. 800 P N. Reading.
PottsvfIle and Harrisburg only. 1900 P N
SANDY HOOK ROJTE.-FrOul foot Of Rector Street,
Highlands Seabrisht. Monmouth Beach,
and Long Branch Asbury Park and Point Pleasant
10 90 A Loo. S.45 40 P NJ sundays. 1000 A. NJ.
100. 500 P. "
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

ANCE OF a order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald a
Surrogate County OF New York. notice hereby
given all persons having claims against Mary Eliza
Rowland of the County Of New York deceased.
the with vouchers thereof the subscrb
a Of transactnS business. Office
OF II w. Poel. No % Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan The City of New York. before
first day Of November next.
Dated New York. the 26th day Of April 1902.
THOMAS FITCH ROWLAND. Jr.,
CHARLES b. ROWLAND. and
GEORGE ROWLAND.
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Cefez Cafles--Rio-Coffee naFKaT QuIet-
asls exchange Il sd: receipts cleared for
he states $3.50 bags cleared for Europe 1000
stock Santos-COftee market steady
eood Santos 4Se0o; receipts 1900 bags stock
SIS tags. HambCrE-Cof1ee market opened IN
cbs7se=. sT go N was net unchanged sales. Il 600
bags Havre-Co1fee market opened steady and un-
at n unchanged. at 5 STEADY and Ut
changed; $50 unchanged total sales. 25Oso bags
January % july --oo. 20
March ----..-.----.---36oo September 81 90
April 30 tlcioteT -
Nav .....-...-. 80 November 80 90
June December So -