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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-15

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-15

In some Of his recitals this season
David Bispham viii have the assistance
Of other vocal artists Among these
will be Nine E Hartwig, a pupil Of
Nine Marchesi, and for the past two
years one of the singers at the court Of
Roumania.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-15

EEsil Liebling viii give a recital this
week in Chicago. The pianist has an
nounced that his program viii include a
group Of works by Schumann, another by
Chopin, and third single compositions
from Wagner, Raf, Mcdowell, and
Reinocke.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-15

Seleue Johnson. the leading woman Of
the Columbia stock company of three
years ago and q decided favorite with
Washington theater goers, Will have
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-15

Mascagni made his first appearance in
Philadelphia Monday evening when two
of his operas, 'Zanetto'' and "Cavai-
leria Rustieana," formed the bill at the
Academy Of Music The composer
achieved a distinct personal triumph and
his music received appreciatlve atten-
ton
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-15

Elsa Ruegger, the Belgian 'cellist. has
arrived in New York She viii inausu-
rate her second American concert tour
October "a. in Boston. as soloist with
the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-15
IN THE REALM
OF MUSIC

ossip Gabri1owitsch, the young Rus
sian pianist, gave recital Monday az
ternoon in Buffalo and scored a triumph.
He played two OF Rubenstein's compost
lions, the D minor concerto and the G
minor baTcarolIe- His wonderful mu-
steal temperament Is said to appeal
strongly TO his hearers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-15

There
tnued determined the they
other course would had
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Exchanges, s114,-
756, ,0S9; balances, 81, ,S2s, ,068 The subtreasury
had debit balance to-day of $s44 ,099.
Money on call nominally at 2sa93 per cent
prime mercantile paper, 1905 per cent; sterl-
ing exchange steady, with actual business IN =
at S4.s5N@4.so% for 6v days; posted rates, rate
$4.S6 and $4.881a: commercial bills, A.s4Ag
4.S5A; bar silver, 53c; Mexican dollars, 4lb;
registered and coupon, 10'A; IS, registered,
105A; coupon, 1061a; new As, registered, la2
coupon. 1891 old As. registered, 1O8: coupon,
1oSA; o. registered, lGsA; 10 coupon, 1oS: ,.tr 90
to-day, 1857, ,29O.2l; New York exchange, sell
ing rate 75c premium. buying rate 30c pre-
mum; Chicago exchange, selling rate 20 pre-
MUM, buying rate 10c premium; LONDON w.
day sight documentary exchange $4Soh.
ST. PAUL-Clearings $903, ,889. .92.
BALTIMORE. July 2S.-Clearings, ~, 769,
OS3; balances, $4Ot,360. Money, AZ per cent.
PAILADELPH1A 4; July 2S.MCiearings. a Sl2s, r.,
cent.
LONDON, July 28.-Gold premiums are
quoted: Buenos Aires, 1000; Madrid, $3.50
BOSTON, July 2S.-Exchanges, $15,22o 45o
balances, $50, sos = SINS. 49,: 49,:
CHICAGO, July Chickering's, 25,5S5, ,406
balances, s., 1856, 1884, New York exchange, pal
to 1oc premium foreign, $4.Se for 60 days
$4.SSh for demand.
PARIS. July 2s. -. m.-Three per cent
rentes, 1oof S21zc Tor the account. spanish As
80.85. --.-- t. ..~
BERLIN, July 2S-Discount rates, short bills
per cent, three months bills ~ per cent
Exchange on London, 20 marks 4SA pigs fol
checks. p. = n
LONDON, July 2s-Gold premiums are
quoted: Lisbon, 27.5o Rome, l.15.
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Fair Activity in September and
December and a Little Trade
in May.
VISIBLE INCREASE 1,17s.ooo BU.
Foreign Markets Soft-Crop News
Continues Good-Gossip
of the Day. rrt~1sy1

Minneapolis Chamber N&of Commerce, July
2S.-Grain markets were all little lower to
start the week, but only moderately. active.
Cables We're lower. Receipts generally were
up to expectations and a fair proportion of
contract wheat was shown in the gradings
Minneapolis took dip to 6SA@6S1sc for Sep
tember, but later recovered little and at
noon was holding around 69Ac. The north
west had 405 cars, against 332 last year, and
Kansas City and St. Louis, 707, 900 bu, against
761, 900 bu. The weather was good, the map
for Sunday showing nothing adverse to spring
wheat maturity. There were light rains at
Indianapolis and at Springfield, ILL.,, and more
general rains through Kansas and Missouri.
This morning at o'clock it was cloudy and
cooler at Winnipeg. but generally clear
and fair from the boundary down. The fore
cast was for cloudy weather and possible
showers tonight and Tuesday. AT primary
points 1,59S,00O bu were received, against
1906, 900 last year, and shipments were $685.
600 bu against 626, 900. Minneapolis had S66
cars against 2so last year, and Duluth 80,
against 52 Wheat and -four clearances
equaled 62l, 600 bu. Liverpool closed sd
lower. ~, -a 49,.
For the past week worlds shipments were
900 bu, which compares with b,66S0oo IN
the previous week and 9,9S1, 900 bu year
ago. America shipped 3,9S0,000 bu; Russia,
1852, 900 bu; the Danube, 900, 900 bu; Argen-
tine, 10000 bu; India, 768, 900 bu, and Aus
tralia nothing. The quantity on passage de-
creased by 1,77e,ooo bu, and stocks in Liver
pool at 3,16S,0OO bu, show increase for the
week Of 136, 900 bu. The visible supply In
creased by 1,176,O0O bu, bringing the total up
to 21, 591, 900 bu.
The market was up from the low point at
the end and closed almost even with satur-
day at 69%069Ac for September December
wheat closed at 67B@6sc; July at 77Ac. There
little trade in May wheat on range
of 7u7s@7014c to 6e7so
An excellent demand ruled in the cash mar
ket and No. northern sold relatively higher
than on Saturday. The lower option made
the prices obtainable less than on Saturday,
but the trading basis was frmer. No
northern brought July prices for ordinary,
and Nc to 10 over for very choice lots No.
northern for some of the choice lots sold
as high as 51Ac oyer September No. 3 wheat
sold from 7Sc to re, averaging 72Ac. fee-
5ected sold from 7ac to Toe, and no grade
from 72c down to 64c. The tables were we'll
cleaned UP before the close
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
THE CASH TRADE
Oats and Corn Break-Flnx Holds
"'T Steady.

Oats and Corn Break-Flnx Holds
r-- Steady.
FLAX-A good, steady market ruled in fax,
with demand for everything that came on sale,
Mol brought $1.4sq1. 40 and rejected sold at
&c to &c under NO. l. according 20 quality.
Minneapolis received II cars, against. last
year, and shipped 5. Duluth received cars.
Gl0sng # PRICES ASst M m
No l Northwestern, $1.6S; September, $1'S7A;
October, S!.337a.
CORN-The market weakened early and
1t hard to get top. prices. No: yellow
ranged all the way from sc t9 SIC At the
"a cars; shipments, none.
OATS-In oats the price was even more
unsettled than in corn, and the market was
very weak. No. white sold at 4shc on one
trade and at 46c another, and it diff
cult to sell without making concessions. No.
3 white oats closed at 45@47c Receipts, %
cars; Th SHIPMENTS pmg % car rba ar, ,s uarv nm
settled owing to the declines in corn and oats.
The market is quoted lower and is weak as
% IS Quoted ssS' 50; No. feed, s2s.5o; No. feed,
$24.5O; No 3 feed, $3.50; granulated corn
meal in cotton sacks, at the rate of $3.50 per
MILLsTUFFs-Bran in bulk is quoted at
dli9gs, $1s@lsz5; eHe 5nors red aos SOS g.
100-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton additional. Ship
ments, 825 tons.
BARLEY-The market was decidedly more
active and somewhat armer. Demand was
good. No. sold at 55@5Sc. At the close
feed grades are quoted 50@56c; mailing grades,
66@5Sc. Receipts, cars; shipments, none.
RYE-Some no grade sold early at 51c, but
later trades were made at 471so for no grade;
No. 2 rye closed 4Shc. Receipts, cars;
shipments, 1 car.
HAY-Cvpiand, choice, ss.5o@s: upAana. No;
/, s7.5o@s; midland, $691; medium, s5@6; off
color, $2@4; timothy, fancy, s12@l2.5o;, timo,
thy, choice, $11@11.50; timothy, No. 1, 100
1880; rye straw. choice, $3.50. Receipts, II
tons
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WHEAT LOST A TRIFLE BUT CLOSED sTEADY|GA
GAINS At OPENING
Wiped Out by Heavy Realizing for
f Profits. Il.
THE USUAL RALLY FOLLOWS
The Program of Last Week In the
New York Stock Market Is
~. . Again Taken I'm.

Y New York, July 2S.-The few exceptions to
the advancing tendency at the opening were
amongst the Changers. Otherwise gains aver
aged a further fraction. Shares to the num-
Der OF $500 of Norfolk & Western sold at
62A to 62h. compared with 61A on Saturday,
and Chicago & Alton. Kansas & Texas. and
Louisville also showed notable strength.
Gains OF about point In st. Louis d San
Francisco and Colorado Fuel. IN in Rubber
Goods, and 4 IN Westinghouse Electric failed
to hold the general market in which realizing
was very free and widely distributed. Prices
fell below Saturdays level throughout and
losses reached between and 2 points in
the principal Changers, Paciacs, Southwest
erns, Southerns, Trunk Lines and Indus
trials. General Electric lost 31a. rally was
in progress by II o'clock.
Rock Island Is Wild. .~-, H..
The market ran off further under the in
fuence of the announcement of further gold
exports. A rise in Norfolk & Western to O.
steadied the market, but the downward ten
dency was renewed when Rock Island
slumped 8A, with quick recovery OF o.
Prices were not long in getting back to about
the lowest. Anaconda jumped points, but
General Electric lost AZ. y..l, ~.
sudden squirt in Amalgamated to above
68 and rise to 64hs in Norfolk & western
gave some character to the market. st. Paul
point, but the general movement was slug
gish and Irregular tE E. r
There was an irregular hardening tendency
when Norfolk & Western rose a fraction
higher than before Missouri Pacific, Ten
nessee Coal and a few other stocks recov-
cred all their losses. Minneapolis, st. Paul
& Sault Ste. Marie made gain Of IN and
Colorado Fuel, 2. Long Island dropped 21s,
and AmalEanated reacted a point. ..~
There was a buoyant rise of AZ points IN
Colorado Fuel, and the Minneapolis, st. Paul
& Sault Ste. Marie stocks continued strong,
the common rising Az and the preferred 3A.
Amalgamated rose again higher than before
and Hooking Valley gained ~. There was
some hardening of prices here and there, out
no significant response. The closing was duli
and irregular. g. E..- -
Bonds were irregular.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal
by Watson G. Co., brokers, Chamber OF Com
merce Minneapolis, MINI. -..
C1nsinp nrices ara hid
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN
General Weakness In Gra ins With
a Slump in Wheat.

General Weakness In Gra ins With
Slump in Wheat.
Chicago, July 2s.-General weakness in
grains set In at the opening to-day. inf1u-
enced to some degree by the violent depres-
sions OF Saturday. Cables were weaker, both
weather was reported from abroad. and this
country was subjected to some fairly sharp
foreign competition. There were few rains
was not very unfavorable. Movement to this
market of much grain caused a very uneasy
feeling among the bulls. Wheat was coming
stuff was being turned out heavily by private
houses to deliver on July contracts. thus
weakening that future: July wheat started
3Ac lower to o unchanged at 741se to 74c: a1d aa
to 1s@Ac down, at 711bc to, Tic. and held near
7074 @707sc. "a Local receipts were 236 cars, u
Of contract grade, Minneapolis and Duluth
reported <4o5 cars, making a total for the
three points of GAL cars, against 499 last week
and SIT a year ago. Kansas City and st:
Louis had 600 6u against 7e1 oSc 90 by 0Sd last
against 5,ss3,o0o bu last week. On passage
breadstuffs decreased 1.776.000 bu.
There was some midday selling In both July
and September wheat that depressed prices
to 73c and 7o5sc for the respective options.
The principal incentive for the bearish turn
ia sentiment was the big movement of grain.
dass eiosed enly ~ay Weak a at @ic july
weak, 1e down, at 1870. 81
Close: Wheat--July, 731ac;. September. TOYS
@71c; December. 7oA@70ssc; May; 72A@72skc; ;
cash wheat, No. 2 red, 741kc; No. 3 red, 500
tic; No d hard winter, n1ac; No. hard win
ter, 691s@70c; No. northern spring, TIC:
No northern spring, Toe; No. spring, 60
orc.
Corn was sold freely on lower cables and
the wheat weakness. and as there was little
wanted and the trade was light prices
dipped sharply There seemed to be little
fear Of a July squeeze and that option eased
trife. The movement to market was good,
IN cars. 20 of contract grade. September
opened unchanged to sc down. at 59Ac to
6SMc, and dropped to $3.50. July sold at 62Ac.
Continued selling of September and big es-
Inmates for to-morrow's 8 recetpts-340 cars
pushed September corn to. 67Mc and July to
weak close, &c down, at 61c. September raj
lied on covering by the July bull crowd and
closed still weak, 11s@1Ac down, at 5sbc.
Close: Corn-July, 61c; September, 5SMc;
December, 44ac; May, 421sc; cash corn, No 2,
601sG GD61c; No. 8, 600601sc.
Oats were weak in spite of their naturally
strong position. There were 3H cars rushed
to this center to-day and the total contract
grading amounted to II, 900 bu. This brought
a sharp slump in July, one transaction at the
opening causing slump OF &c. with sale
at Sic. There was no early excitement In the
pit after Saturday g remarkable price fuctua-
tions. ct the severe drop on the first sale
caused much comment. It had been under
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, Iowa, July 2s-Receipts, 400
cattle, 1000 hogs, - .. ..z-
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MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton.

New York, July 2s.-The cotton market
opened easy, with July points higher and
there was a sharp break In all options but
July. August dropped off to Sic and the new
crop months declined to the basis Of $3.50
for January, with sentiment very bearish, be-
ing under weak Liverpool cables and gener-
ally good crop and weather news. The July
position supported by spot cotton houses
and European spinners, the low figure at
which this option was selling serving as an
inducement to absorb offerings OF belated
longs and receive the cotton on contract. It
was estimated that some 10000 bales will
shortly disappear from the New York stock
in export to the continent The Liverpool
cotton exchange here will be closed on Aug.
2, 4 and 9. At noon the market was quiet
and easy, with prices net 2@S points lower:
The, room was made bearish by reports go OF
Spot quiet; middling uplands, &c; middling
gulf, 9Ac. Estimated receipts at this port
o-day, 5000 bales, against 5,191 actual last
week and $3.50 actual last year.
Cotton spot quiet; middling uplands, l-16ci
| rniddling gulf, 5-16c; sales. 1s.1es bales.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
Receipts and Shipments.

Recelved-Wheat, 3eS cars, a22, ,osO bu: corn.
1880 bu; oats. 81 ,oss bu; barley. 2,24o bu;
milllstuffs, 6s tons; hay, II tons; fuel oil,
62,915 gals; fruit, 794,42S lbs; merchandise,
2,527, 900 lbs: lumber. 20 cars; barrel stock,
cars; machinery, ss7,5s2 Lbs; coal. 647 tons;
cement, 1000 brls; household goods, 5000
lbs; stone and marble, Is cars; live stock, 2
cars; salt. car; dressed .meats, 30S9S0 lbs;
sundries, 43 cars; cer lots, 900.
shipped-Wheat, 80 cars, 3o,4o0 bu;> oats,
$50 bu rye $40 bu "a fax 25s9 bu o%T in 9U6 ~ A.
merchandise, 1901, ,44O lbs; lumber, 81 cars;
machinery. $4,000 lbs; wood. u cords; brick
10000; lime, cars; cement, $50 brls; house
hold goods, SO, ,44O lbs: pig iron, % cars; rail-
road iron, 2 cars; ties, S cars; stone and
marble, 4 cars: linseed oil. $40 brls; wool,
10000 lbs; railroad materials, cars; snndries,
AZ cars; car lots, 6S5. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, July s.-Cattle-Receipts. $4,000.
including 100 Texans and $500 western;
steady; good to prime steers, $7.s5@S.70; poor
to medium, 81. .56@7 60: stockers and feeders,
81. .5O@5. %; cows, s1.5O@5.5o; heifers, s2.25@
$50; Gamers, s15o@2.50; bulls, s2.25@5. %;
calves, $2.5o@e. 80; Texas-fed steers, s4@6;
western steers, $5@6.50. as
Hogs-Receipts to-day, $4,000; tomorrow,
5000: left over, 2s72; market steady and Sc
higher; mixed and butchers, $2.TO@2.s5; good
to choice heavy, s7.7o@SO5; rough heavy, s725
A7s5; light, $6.so@7.75; bulk Of sales, $7459
7.S0
sheep-Receipts, 25,0Oo; sheep lower; lambs
lower: good to choice wethers, s4@4.5o; fair to
choice mixed, 81 5O@4; western sheep, $500
$50; native lambs, $3.50@S.50.
official Saturday: Receipts-Cattle. 1,750:
hogs, 4,174; sheep, 3,sI5. Shipments-Catte,
324; hogs, 507; sheep, 24S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
6as; Atchison, 951s; Atchison preferred, 105N;

6as; Atchison, s51s; Atchison preferred. 1o5z;
Baltimore & Ohio, l13; Canadian Pacific,
141% Chesapeake & Ohio, 55H; Chicago Great
Western, 80; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
1921; Denver & Rio Grande, 46; Denver Rio
preferred, ,7lA; Erie second preferred, ,5s1s; lii
nois Central, 173N; Louisville & Nashville,
151; Missouri. Kansas 6 Texas, 321A; Missouri,
Kansas & Texas preferred, g.; New York
Central. l7os4; Norfolk 8 Western. s4A: Nor
folk & Western preferred, 81; Ontario &
Western, 349s; Pennsylvania, 827s; Reading,
S4%; Reading first preferred, An; Reading
second preferred, BIZ; Southern Railway, 4o1z;
Southern Railway preferred, 100; Southern
Pacific, 71% Union Pacific, 112h; Union
Pacific preferred 9s; United States Steel.
4OA; United States Steel preferred, S3N; Wa
bash 81; Wabash preferred, 47A; Spanish
fours, SO%. (
Bar silver steady, "a 7-16d per ounce.
Money, 2A@214 per cent. +
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 21s@2 s-le per cent. The rate Of
discount in the open market for three months
bills is 21a@2M per cent. ~
Rand mines, 1lA; DeBeers, dlfd, 23h.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
AS TOLD BY THE EYE
Traits of Character Are Frequently
Shown by Orb's Color and Shape.
Philadelphia Times.

Philadelphia Times.
"A great deal of a persons character may
be learned from the eye" says a Washington
oculist AN eye the upper lid of which
passes horizontally across the pupil indicates
mental ability When the upper lid covers
half or more of the pupil, the indication is
calm deliberation. Eyes of any color with
dicatiye of weak constitution. Unsteady
eyes, jerking from side to side, are frequently
indicative of a weak mind. -
at is said that brown and black are the
most frequent colors of eyes among the pa
tents in the hospitals for the insane. Eyes
that are wide apart Indicate great intelligence
ewes IN weak countenances, indicate Jealousy,
Intolerance, bigotry and perttnacity, without
forttude Eyes Of which the whole iris ID
visible belong to erratic persons, even with
a tendency toward INSANITY y -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28

axsts Tssshd rsts tsG Der d1t T.
16h@17c: seconds, per lb, 15c; packing stock,
per lb, 14c; ladies, firsts, per ID, 1e1Sc; Sec
Eaesstretly fresh cases ,ncluasd as loss
CHEEsE-Twins or flats, fancy, ID, 1lc;
twins or fats eheies doa per R oc sSc dases
fanfy 6f st1 h. f15 a 1S e?o Saf gsr o e b. isc
No: i, fb, 10 3a@1lc; limburger, No. ?, per d. lb.
S's iss 7ze HuGs poei gSf SWISS, No. per h. Sl5e
No. q 81h@9c; round Swiss, No. 1, 16h9167ac;
No. 3, $1,000; Young Americas, fancy, 12@
121hc; choice, 11@11hc -, -,
111hc: hens, per ID, 1ohc; roosters, old and
youns. i ID. 5dsc; broileTs. lbs or over per
peepers, Der ID, i2hc; ducks, old, 7@sc; ducks,
spring white, lie; ducks. spring, colored,
y 2sgS fsesg esq., per th'n s
small or overweight, ID, SC; mutton, fanGy,
country dressed, 6@6kc; mutton, thin, ID,
&c; lambs, milk, pelts off, fancy, 10. SglVc;
milk lambs pelts on u INN s,tc oW'bt heaVv
'7zs FisR@Pike. aoss % iapee 10. sc pike small and
medium, 4@5c; crappies, medium to large p
4@kc sun1sh perch, ETC.; ger hus,o 10: s@4e; nei
ID, &C.; turtles, lb, 2@3c..
P9TAT9EsNsX; pee eer ou; SACK,
DRIED PBAS-Fancy yellow, per bu, $l;'o;
medium, per bu, $3.50; green. fancy, per ou.
s1.75; green, medium, per bu, $l.eo; marrow
fat, per bu, $2.25. "---.- %'F5- -, :
choice eA navy. ~ per bu. s.: medium; hand picked.
Su meS!s% $5sc fair 5;oxn w. ianes %sa'u@ pef
bu, 81; fair to good. $1.4o@1. 1.6S.
APPLES-Jonathan, per brl, 81; Maiden
Blush. per brl, q; Duchess, per pr. 81;
eoSS %Hs pS5 pSoRs4 Ss Si4S Black
per box, ST. 6O@1.75; cherries, white, per box,
$3.50; peaches, box, 75c@$1: plums, Tragedy,
per crate, 81; Burbanks, per crate, $l.25;
bss. Psaea: ss1s Rsr crate SOC; pears Bartlett per
i PEiACHEs-Freestone 4-basket crate. s1.25:
clings, 4-basket crate, $4,000.
$3.50; watermelons, medium, per dozen, 49,;
muskmelons, per crate. $17s; 2-S-bu basket,
ORANGES - Late valencias. all sizes. per
e oNs-vsrde,lts. per , box, M SO; so Me-:
fanSy ss to SIZE S
dozen, s2.25; small and medium, $1B.
,,RASPBERRIES = RED, per 24-Qt crate,
sask mas see srase st 1sg2. afses
CHBRRIEs-Per 16-qt crate. $250
BLACKBERR1ES-16-qt crate, $1.S5.
OOSEBERRIES-Per A-qt crate, 1925;
16-qt crate, $1.oO
BtUEBERRIEs-Per 16-qt crate, $1.75.
RED CURRANTS-16-Qt case SIS; "a
qt case $1.76
BANANAs-Fancy, large punches, $2.75;
medium punches, $2.25@2.5O; small punches,
$A@2.2o. .ag .ssg =. ~
75c: new beans, string, per bu, $125@1.b0;
wax beans, per bu, 6O@soc; egg plant, new,
per doz.. $2@2.25; peas, green, per bu. 7e@ @
soc; cabbage home grown, per crate. $1;5o;
radishes home grown per doz punches, 15@
a5c onions, green per doz punches, 15c; let
tuce, per dog, 0oc lettuce head, per doz, &c: &C.
snmash' summer, per doz, 50@6oc; turnips,
new, per bu, 5Oc; carrots, per. doz. 15c; eucum-
bers, doz, 35c; beets. doz punches. 0@2oc;
tomatoes 4-basket crate, 81; caul1aoWer, doz,
75c; celery, home grown. per doz, 30c .%s{ =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
It. Louis-No. northern, l; No. northern.

st. Louis-No. / northern, l.; No. 2 northern,
IA; no grade, /. ..... Fl" s h
500, Llne-No. 2 northern, 3; rejected, l. :
Northern Pacific-No. l northern, 4; No. 2
northern. 9; No. 3. !; no grade, g.. = Z
,Omaha-No. northern, 10; No. 3, II; re-
jected, /; no grade, 4. 10 .. f... .- 49,,
Great Western-No. 8. IL
Minnesota rransfer-No. 2 northern, l.
Total-No. l northern, 2S; No. northern,
a5; No. 8. 10; rejected, 4; no grade, AZ.
winter wheat, .; No. 3 yellow corn, .; No.
8 corn, /; No. 8 white oats. 2; No. white
oats, |; No. g oats, 6; no grade oats, l; No.
rye, 2; no, grade rye, 1; No. barley, l.
No. flax, 12; rejected fax, I.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern wheat,
SO; No. northern, 46; No. 3, 3o; no grade,
13; No. yellow corn, /; no grade corn, 2;
barley. l; No barley, /; No. fax, Il;
reiecte fax. 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-28
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Among the shippers on the market were:
A. Berglund. Kathryn: S: Dane. c; H; Mer-
rill. Malta o. P. Rjorlie, Churchs Ferry;
Carver Bjugstad & Co., Hillsboro; T. Emer-
son, Elmore; NJ Ward, Bryant; H. Baker &
Son, Buffalo; J.. Christopher, Langford; H.
o. Wickre, Webster; Aberdeen National bank,
Aberdeen; State Bank of Bradley, Bradley;
Anderson & Knadle, Foy Thompson, Wien
ma; Wilcox & Co. Herried; j: J; Doyle,
A. W. Kamke, Lidgerwood; Auer & Abra-
ham, Albany; B. Schweiters, II. Schooner,
Freeport: F. G: Winkjer, Brandon; Sheldon
w. S Eale, Donaldson; F. Keinl, Kennedy;
@. S. Quale, Prichard Stone Co.. Thief River
Falls; O. w. Brink, st. Hilaire: H. salberg,
Mcintosh: H. Raymond, New Salem; T.. NC
Cam. Washburn; Sim Estes, Henneberry
Bros, Twin Bridges Larson & Peterson, Hay
field; il ]. Lenertz: Butterheld; G Block,
Essig; Owatonna Livestock Co., owatonna
and Meriden; w. Theis, Lamberton.