The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-28
GENERAL. PRODUCE
Official Quotations Minneapolis, Pro
Nuce Exchange.
Friday. March IS.

4 Friday, March IS.
=: Extra creamery butter, lower: ex-
| ': ira dairy butter, steady. Strictly
frelh eggs, active Dressed hens.
sprinE chickens Mks n,ui firm n; fancy
! Potatoes firm. Fancy country dressed
: veal, easy Oranges, firm.
BUTTER-Extir;al creameries per Id, 2Sisc;
! frsts, Id, 25@251ac; seconds, per lib, 2OQ2lc;
diaries. extras, per lb, 24c; diaries. frsts,
H. 2q sHeond per PER ib l9r roll bo and
lb, &c., ladies', firsts, 2o@21c; seconds, ID,
1sc packing stock, per ID, 1sc;o renovated,
! fancy, 24c; renovated, choice, 1!Q1Sc.
| EGGS-Stricty fresh, case county doZ 13c;
| checks and seconds, 10c.
CHEEsE-Twins or flats, fancy. rer lb.
49, le twns or or fats sboice H. 12e & eGIs
limburger, No. 1, per lb, lie; limburger, No.
2, per Id, 1C@11c; pultost, per lb, &c; primost.
No: l, per ID, 614c block Swiss, No: l, per lb,
l5ais1sc; No. 2, Shs@sc; Young Americas,
fancy. 1$c: choice, e@1okc. =
and young toms, lb, 141A@15c; old toms and
hens, per ID, 12e; young toms, per ID, lsc:
fair to goGd s9da hens as faney
old roosters. lib, sore; ducks, fancy, per
lb, 12c; culls, 6@7c; geese per ID, 1o@1lc;
LIVE PoULTRY-Turkeys mixed coops,
1G12e ROSTERS, Sc; ducks, white, loc; co.,
DKEssED IEATs-veal. fancy. per lb,
country dressed, 77@7'zc; mutotn, thin, 5@7c;
71ac; hogs, medium, nc; heavy, &c.
GAME-Squirrels gray, doz, ooc;- red, doz,
j PoTAToEs-w White stock, per BIZ, in car
lots, 75c; white stock, less than car lots, S.
@90:; mixed red, in car lots, Coo; small lots,
oNIoNs-Red Globe, bu, s1.75: Red weth-
ersheld, per bu, $40; silver Skins, per BIZ,
81 Sp ah B., per crate. s.: -o.
$1.6o; green, medium, bu, $1'35; marrowfat.
. DRIED BEANs-Fancy navy, per blu, ST. 95:
choice navy, Blu, $3.50; medium, hand picked,
blu, 81. 80; medium fair, 81. 80; medium mixed
and dirty, 65@9Oc; brown, fancy, per blu, 81;
fair to good, S1.4o@1.s5; Lima. California,
APPLEs-Limber .Twigs, per brl, $4,000;
Missouri Pippins, brl. $500; Winesaps. brl,
81 $$5 Ben Davis bril- s6@s'@o; box stock .sh5oo
ORANGEs-California navels, best fancy,
81 choice, sS.5o@3.75; California seedlings,
sa.5o@3.75; blood oranges, k-box. s2.75Q3;
Florida, h-bu box, $3.50; grape fruit, Cali
LIE ions = Messinas, fancy, 1910; choice,
$3.50; California. fancy. as to size, $3.50;
! PiNEAPPLEs- southern, large, per
doz, s3.75, small and medium, 1925.
! STRAWBERRIEs-Florid express receipts
per g. 5Se; Tsnss per crate "a ets So
| Jerseys. bu boxes. s27o
GR RAPE M tss &c extra fancy, per keg
bA ssasy Ser sss 3d. large punches $500
2:75 medium punches, 1928; small punches.
-iHoNEY-New fancy white, lib sections
15ap16c; choice white, 12@13c; amber, 10@12c;
| golden rod, u@12c; extracted white, S@9c;
buckwhest, 9@l0c; extracted amber, ;7@sc:
O.: pieplant, per ID, SC: beets, per bu, &c;
cabbage, per ID. &c; cabbage. per ton. ss5:
1adishes per doz S5oc Eadishss home
! tuce head. per doz, 6o@S5c: carrots. bu
45@5oc; caulihower. crates $s@s25; cucum-
bers. dollhouse, per doz, 81; celery, per doz,
25c; carrots, per doz punches, 5o@60c; beets
per doz punches. 50@6oc.
| DoNNELLY SUCCEEDS HUTCHINGs.
! Special to The Journal.
| Sioux City, Iowa, March 2s.-John II. Dom
nelly has been appointed superintendent of
| the Sioux City stockyards to succeed James
w. S. Hutchings, who resigned to accept
similar position in Kansas City. .~t- 49,.
Real Estate Transfers.
Emma l.. Kuchenbecker and husband to
! Mary Larson; lots II and II, block IL,
The Elliott company to owen owen NJ and @''''
Sara j. Evans; part lots 5, and ~
| block IA, j. S. and w. Elliot's addi-
William Halliday and wife to Francis Francis -'''
j. Lynde; lot II, rear block 2, Gould's
Mary Brett and husband to j. Athanas
Bernard; lot A. block a. sibley addi7
William H s. Ross and wife to Henry G. SV'
Cook; lot 2. block /, Clinton avenue
! addition Observation-Disclosures. 725
Edith R. Carver. and husband to Mary
| E. Pratt; lots IS and 20, block s,
Pierce street Encouragement .......... 2,125
William A. Thissele and wife to Joel
p. Kidder; lot g.. block 4. Graveland :
addition Observation-Disclosures. $500
Frank L. Evans and wife to Annie l..
Bradley; lot and subdivision SO. 49,. GOO
Marie Julie Rinault, and husband to
Peter Bauer and wife; in section IS,
township 10, range q, and in auditors
subdivision 81 ......................... 2,40C
James K. Elliott ct al to Darwin d.
Frank r A. Ma sliii and wife to Thomas
i j. Jones; lot Is, block l, Potter
! Thompson's addition .................. 16C
John Durbin to Mary L. Cook; lot s,
r block i, Pitman's subdivision 52l
: Frank Crowell and wife to Stella G.
i Burt; lots / to s, inclusive, and "a to
! SO, inclusive. block 1. Lyndale Heights
Daniel E. Dow and wife to sven J. A.
: Gustafson; in section %, township III,
David P. Jones ct al. to Wallace Fl.
son second addition ................. 2,25l
, George F. Wright and wife to David P.
Jones ct al; lot "a. block 3, Allan &
Anderson's second addition .......... 1.77s
Two minor deeds Recommendation.
I Total, IS deeds ................ .s24, %!
Building Permits.
William Friederichs ct al, III Fourth
street S. dwelling ..................... 81, 10t
street; dwelling Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Aug Pearson, 2612 E Twenty-second
street; dwelling .................. 1, sOt
Total three permits ................... s., 10t
NOT EXACTLY THE SAME.
Chicago Tribune.
, "And she isn't married yet? Gracious!
She's we'll preserved! She is the same
Birdie Hoppendyke she was fifteen years
ago"
No. she's not the same. She spells
lit 'Byrdye now