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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-25
THE COURT RECORD
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT-Justice Wright.
In re Patrick Kiegan; auditors report
confirmed; petitioners solicitor, john b.
LarLer.
Huntzinger agt. Huntzinser; proof before
]. c. Adkins, examiner, ordered and p. =.
DuttoH appointed attorney to defend;
compliments solicitor. Burton H. Loucks.
Royal Laundry Company agt. Mundy;
August /, 1904 compliments solicitors
Ralston & Siddons.
Bowen agt. Bowen: receiver authorized
to accept offer of sale: compliments solicit
tor, Conrad H. Syme.
Stauff agt. Woodbury.: hearing on rule
to show cause continued till October term:
compliments solicitors, J. H. Adriaans
Glennan agt. Columbian Copyright and
Patent Company; rule as to receiver dis
charged; compliments solicitor, west
Steever; defendants solicitors. Ralston &
Siddons and Harvey T. Winfield.
CIRCUIT COURT-Justice Wright.
United States rel Darling agt. Bundy;
rule to show cause returnable July ~;
plaintiffs attorneys, Niles & Whit de-
PENDANTS attorney, Peyton Gordon.
United States eX rel. Romero agt. Payne:
time Of defendant to file answer extended
to August 8; plaintiffs attorney, VIM. h:
Robson; defendants attorney, United
States attorney.
DISTRICT COUHI-JuStlce wright.
In re North Brightwood; condemnation
for public street. Rena E. Heine ap-
pointed guardian ad litem for infant de-
PENDANTS.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Wright.
In re Frank H. Heare ct al; rule on
guardian to show cause why counter Sc
curity should not be given. Attorney,
Charles S. Shreve, jr.
Estate Of Emma Reynolds; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to F. Baker Weaver; bond
$500. Attorney, Jesse H. Wilson.
Estate of Ellen Whelan; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Fannie Whelan; bond, $780,
Attorney VIM. d. Hoover.
Estate Of Maria J. L. Dare; will adj
mited to probate and letters testamentary
granted to jeremiah T. Dare; bond 800.
Attorneys, r. Ross Perry & Son.
In re Austin S. Imirie; order to correct
record and order for allowance. Attor-
ney, Jas. A Toomey
Estate of William Shidy; will dated Au-
gust IA, 1895, filed.
Estate of Elizabeth Thompson; will adj
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Fannie B. Gunnell; bond, $3OU;
attorney John B. DaiSh.
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SUB-DISTRICT NO. 4
Luke G. Strider.

liam o. Fisher, plaintiff, agt. The Sand
Filtration Corporation Of America defend
ants damages $500; judgment confessed by
defendants and satisfied.
David H. Tolman, plaintiff, agt. Joseph
L. King, defendant; debt, $31. so; judgment
on affidavit for plaintiff; $31. 90, with inter-
est.
l.. F. Palmer, plaintiff, agt. Helen F.
George. defendant; debt, $1,000 dismissed
by plaintiff.
L. Gwinn, defendant: debt, $50 and interest;
Judgment on affidavit for plaintiff. Plain
tiff's attorney F. S. Key Smith.
ley, defendant; debt, SOL; judgment for
defendant after trial.
Mary " Lewis plaintiff, agt w. B. Sim
norman, defendant; debt, $165, 10; judg-
ment after trial for plaintiff, $l33.34.
sUB-DISTRICT NO. s.
Lewis 1. ONeal.
Law Reporter Company, plaintiff. agt.
Walter w. West and Jack M. Ryan, de-
PENDANTS; debt, $3.50
William A. Hall, plaintiff, agt. Mrs Dan
lei Connell, a married woman trading as a
femme sole trader, defendant attachment
for debt, SOTO; attaching credits in
hands of John Money. garnishee.
Nicholas M. Mathews and John F.
Crowley, trading as N. NJ. Mathews & Co.
plaintiff, agt. Ellen Council. a married
woman trading as a femme sole. defend
ant; attachment for debt, S198. 46; attaching
GREATS III nduUS Ol JOIlu XACANcy, 6dA ia
shee.
Charles F. Valland, plaintiff. agt. John
Function, defendant; debt, JIG.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 6.
n. Randall Webb.
DIP. Wood & Co.. plaintiff, agt. Sarah K.
Wetmore, defendant; debt, $49.2S.
Andrew Saks, Isadore Saks and Joseph !.
Saks trading as Saks & Co.. plaintiff, agt.
c. D. Davis defendant; debt, $2s. 10.
Christian Xander. plaintiff. agt. clarence
D. Davis, defendant; debt. $42o.
Stewart, Newberger & Co., plaintiff, agt.
Patrick j. McGrath, defendant; debt, $25. 80;
dismissed by plaintiff.
sUB-DISTRICT NO. 8.
Robert Il. Terrell.
Charles E. Banes. plaintiff. agt. Richard
H. Cole defendant; debt. $3.50; judgment
rendered September rs, 1903, for plaintiff
with interest. satisfied.
P. P. Patrick, plaintiff, agt. Mrs D. A.
Collins. defendant; debt; $685.; dismissed
by plaintiff
John H. Gheen. plaintiff. agt Louis c..
Darrell, defendant; debt. $11O; certioraried
to Supreme Court District Of Columbia.
James M. Connolly to the use Of Patrick
j. Walsh, plaintiff, agt. Charles H. knight,
defendant; debt $SS17.
sUB-DIsTRICT NO. o.
Thomas n. Callan.
M Elizabeth Braiding. plaintiff. agt.
George Rias defendant; debt suit on justice
of the peace; Judgment rendered July %,
1901; $50
F. F. Marbury, assignee OF Fisher Broth
ers plaintiff, agt. A. H. Hoover, defendant;
debt, s27; Judgment for plaintiff.
sUB-DIsTRICT NO. 10.
Emanuel NJ. Hewlett.
j. Hornsten, plaintiff, agt. ]. D. Ander-
son. defendant; debt. 1914.
Heckt & Co., plaintiff agt. Augusta
Simons.. defendant; debt, $141.23.
Mrs. Catherine Cook, plaintiff. agt. Joseph
Edmonds. administrator estate Bertha
Young deceased, defendant; debt $685.;
judgment for plaintiff. after trial.
Hecht & Co.. plaintiff. agt. John Erhardt.
defendant; debt, $3S. ID; dismissed by plain
tin
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Samuel G. Mills.

Clara F. Pursell. plaintiff, against Joseph
S. F. Keen. defendant: debt, sS0.05
Julia Morris, plaintiff agt. Grace W. Hur-
ban, defendant; debt s169.97.
Andrew Saks. Isador Saks and J. Saks.
trading as Saks & Company. plaintiff. agt.
]. A. Little, defendant: debt $3625.
Andrew Saks. Isadore Saks and Saks,
trading Saks & Company, plaintiff agt.
w. $. Virgin, defendant; debt s7.95
]. Preston Miller, plaintiff, agt. Watson
E. Coleman, defendant; debt $2S; judgment
fol- plaintiff for 81 10 and interest
Chas. G. Smith and Chas. G. Smith, jr.,
trading as Chas. G. Smith & Son, plaintiff.
agt. Hermann NJ. Schreimer defendant;
debt 1914; judgment for plaintiff
j. J. Atchison plaintiff agt Finley H.
Harris, defendant; debt $14.70; judgment
for plaintiff $12.7O
Annie Brashi, plaintiff, agt. Edward w.
Cady, defendant; debt s4S.9l; judgment for
plaintiff.
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Maximum temperature past twenty-foul
hours, 76; a year ago, 81. w "
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LIGHT WINDS.
Cloudy, showery Weather Tonight and
Tuesday. VI

Forecast till pm. Tuesday:
For the District of Columbia, Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia, cloudy. showery
weather tonight and Tuesday; light north
to northeast winds.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 1.
Charles S. Bundy,

Andrew Saks, Isadore Saks and Joseph I.
Saks co-partners trading as Saks & Com
pany, plaintiff, against Mrs. H. Payne, de-
PENDANT; debt, $76S6.
H. r. Howenstein Company, plaintiff,
against Joseph j. Dieter Company. defend
ant; debt, $50; judgment for plaintiff.
SUB-DISTRICT NO 2.
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DISTRICT COURT-Justice Wright
In re North Brightwood; condemnation
for public street. Rena E. Heine ap-
pointed guardian ad litem for infant de-
PENDANTS
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test closed Oct. I. 1904
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-11
THE CASH TRADE
OATS STRONGHOLD MARKETS IN
COARSE GRAINS

OATS STRONGHOLD MARKETS IN ALL
COARSE GRAINS.
and rejected sold above the price of No. 1 seed
in yesterdays market. Nothing was reported in
and made that market very strong. The big To-
cal linseed oil mill, the Midland, is running daily
and much seed is being consumed from private
stocks. No heavy receipts are expected here for
some time to
Minneapolis receipts none against year
ago; shipments .. Duluth received II cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash, $1.25h; to
arrive, 81 251a; August, sl.25h
CORN-NO. 3 yellow sold at 55c. There is de.
mand for all good lots ut full current figures.
Receipts We're again light and there is scarcely
enough coming in to make much trade. No. 3
yellow closed at o9c Receipts, cars; ship
oATs-ouotations were higher and some choice
everything and there is not enough coming. Some
business was done in new oats to arrive. Re-
ceipts' u cars shipments 80 cars. No. white
closed at 36c for old and SIC for new.
FEED AND MEAL-The market is quotably a
shade higher and prices are very firm as quoted.
Fair demand is reported for all grades. Coarse
corn meal and cracked corn. in sacks, sacks
extra, S19s5: No. 1 ground feed, 2-3 corn and
a$ oats so so-lb sacks sacks extra 5000 No.
sacks extra, 81 .25; No ground feed, IS corn
md 20 oats. 75-lb sacks, sacks extra, S25.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the two round
OTIS of bran sold within a day or two to so to
Sweden there was further export inquiry re-
close to working bases Advices to Minneapo-
lis milers from Eurcce are to the effect that
Germany will need much bran and that Norway
and Denmark will also have to import freely.
Prices strong as quoted Bran in bulk
s14.50; shorts, $3.50; middlings, $40; red dog
SCI. 50@22: all o in Minneapolis in 1oO-lt
sacks, S1.50 per ton additional; in 2OO-lb sacks
81 per ton additional. Shipments 937 tons.
RYE-Trade fell off considerably owing t.
lighter receipts Demand is good as ever and
Jhppers are In the market. Distillers are buy
Frs of the choice lots for eastern shipment
Closing figures for No 2, 67a4c. Receipts, cars
shipments, {.
BARLEY-As in rye so also in barley, trade
was held down by falling off in receipts. There
is good demand for new barley, but the marke
can hardly be said to be established steady
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PRICES UPWA Ard
ON WALL STREET.
STOCK MARKET OPENED ACTIVE
AND FRACTION HIGHER.
Rise Followed Thru Heavy Offerings
to Take Profits-Twin City Rapid
Transit and 500 Adyanced-Ga Gains
of Good Character In Grain Car
riers

New York, Aug. 1.-THE stock market
today opened active and a moderate frac-
ton higher. The southwestern railroads
were conspicuously strong, with Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific the features
of trading. Four thousand shares of I'm
ion Pacific sold at 81 and 97A compared
with 961s last night, and Southern Pa
scif1c was lifted a. half on the purchase of
large blocks running to 5000 shares. Met
ropolitan securities opened up " and then
ran off liz and Metropolitan street rail-
way, after an opening gain Of an eighth.
ran off rs. United States Steel pfd sagged
a small fraction.
Prices rose higher than the opening thru
some very heavy offerings to take profits.
Union Pacific gained IA, Southern Pa
ciflc liz and Atchison and Kansas and
Texas pfd a point There were gains of
a good character in the grain carriers gen.
orally. The Metropolitan stocks and U. S.
Steel pfd We're held back st. Joseph and
Grand Island -lsts pfd, Twin City Rapid
Transit and Virginia Carolina Chemical
ern and Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste
Marie pfd, ~ and Hooking Valley AZ
There were declines Of a point in cotton
oil, Allis- Chalmers pfd. and Of 11 Ill Kan
sas City Southern pfd.
The strength of the market shifted to
iextended it's rise to 2. Reading was adj
vanced l and some of the southern stocks
and specialties a large fraction. The mar
ket began to show hesitation, Union Pa
cific was lifted to 1914 and St. Paul rose
| over a point. There were gains Iof$ TO
2 in Pacific Mail, Chicago s. Alton,
| Southern Railway and Brooklyn Union
Gas. The tone became strong turnout.
Bonds were strong at noon
| Metropolitan securities broke thru re-
Estraint which had3held it back and rose
Ito 961A. Metropolitan street railway re-
sponded only moderately. Prices else
| were gains Of a point In Erie Cd pfd, Chi
cago Terminal pfd, Minneapolis st. Paul
| & S. S. Marie, rubber goods and Westing-
house electric; 11a in Delaware & Hudson
and 31s in Northwestern.
| A reaction of ~ in Metropolitan Sc
curities turned the whole list downwards.
/ The setback ran to a point in Southern
Pacific, Kansas6 Texas pfd, Metropolitan
| tsreet railway and Manhattan, Norfalk &
Western pfd lost l. Iowa Central pfd rose
i 11a and Ann Arbor 2. With rally OF
over a point in Metropolitan securities the
market steadied and became very quiet
United States Steel preferred fell rather
i abruptly to q under last night, the Pa
cities and grangers and Delaware & Hud-
So, reacted point or more, and the Met
& ropolitan fractions Q. The wild jump tr
the wheat market and rumors of cuts 1r
prices of steel products accompanied the
reaction Southern Pacific reboundeo tt
near So. and there was a strong recovery
!; to about tho best in st. Paul and Atcht.
son The closing was duh and rather ir.
regular.
: Stock quotations as reported for The Journa
by Watson & Co., brokers. Chamber OF Com
merce Minneapolis.
Closing figures are bid
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT SOLD EARLY BELOW DoLLA.
MARK RISING AGAIN LATER.

WAAAt MA iDD n15 AssA AeA1N zf LATER 1870
large scale. September started 1c to nc down
at 9sAc to 81. The depression, however, soon %,
the change BEING Influenced largely by the
marked bullish character Of the government re- e.
Sc, 1000, 900 bu, as compared with the showing Of
month ago was apparently, not t. complete sur
great great rush to buy. The resulting stimulus was
some of the advance was lost when long hold
ings came out anew The market settling back b;
but less erratic than it has been for the past
few days. MINNEAPOLIS, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of PAS cars, compared with 1S5
A complete reversal of tone occurred toward
the end of the session. and on rush by shorts
to cover September jumped to 81 .04B Trading
became furious and excited. Longs with profits
checked the advance, the close being strong at
a; GSnSa gain no Of 2%e. n+onna. :, o.u old
S1:o5as; December, $1.02B; May. s1,o4A
Cash wheat. No. red new, 81. o2@103 No
No: s hard ssc@$1o1; No. i northern , s1.15
Nol 2 northern, $1.1O; No. spring, 95c@$1.O2
In corn 6earish construction placed upon the
favorable weather, reports, combined to cause
temporary depression Opening trades as in Sep
There was SOME demand at the decline and an
| advance to $3.50 followed
Local receipts We're 14S cars, of which S
cars graded contract.
The late strength in wheat caused furthe,
was firm at 54asc, net gain of Bc.
Close: Corn, August. 539sc; September. $3.50
Cash corn, 10. ?, 54A@544c; No. 8, A@
54kc.
Traders in oats apparently awaited TIE qetlo,
market l;e showed an improved tone ssptemper ad
| yancing under light offerings TO 34Bc. Loca
| receipts 279 cars.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON. Aug. 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady at an advance of 102
points. this being hardlr response to the frmer
cables. the effect of which was offset by better
weather over the belt and the disposition to view
leports coming IN of crop deteriora tion as rep
resenting nothing more than The normal falling
eff u condition 20 BE- expected at this season.
It first sellers were very cautious. EoN ever, and
with the bulls supporting, in mairate way
prices ruled pretty steady uptil tow.ri: the erd
of the first hour, when offerings became more
general, the bulls partially Withdrew their sur
port and tie market broke to net loss of about
2dg7 points.
Cotton futures opened steady; August 1o17c
bid. 10. 25c asked: September 10c: October.
9s1c; December. 9.7sc; January, 9.79c; March
oslo; May, 9.SSc.
At midday the market was dull and hea W
net ;Gl10 points lower.
Cotton. spot closed dull middling uplands,
10.65c middling gnlf 10000: sales. 46S bales
Cotton futures closed barely steady; August,
10-1nc: September, 9.S7c; October. o. TIC: Novem-
Der. 9.6Sc; December 9.T2c; January 9.73c;
February, 9.13c; March, DISC; April, oslo; May,
0.s4c.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Aug. IL.
Sugar raw. strong: fair refnlag 3 11-16c;
centrifugal 96 test. 3-1ea4Ac: n,oIasses sugar,
g 7-16c; refined firm: crushed 5000; powdered
). soc: graduated. 5.20c. Coffee steady; No.
Rio, 7&c. Molasses, steady; New Orleans, SIG
o's'
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U. s. TREASURY STATE MENT.

+a nv; Ii,-Iodays statement OF
elusive of the s15oOoo, 600 gold reserve in the
division Of redemption, shows: Available cash
balanee slol 65l 49, gold. ss6,917, 445; silver.
treasury. notes Of 1890. $1O5 522: national bank
notes: SIS 90. 294; total receipts this day,
$1.799. 1872; total receipts this month, $16 351,-
9o6i total receipts this year, s6s, 13s 1884, total
expenditures this day, 81 49O.O0O; total expendi-
lures this month. $50, 100000; total expenditures
this year SD 544, 115 deposits in national banks
S122, PATS -.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Aug 1.-THE wheat market
IN wa n
{sss It sa 81
yesterday DeeemSer adyaneed sSc Cash 'u of,
northern being sold TO arrive. On track. and
to arrive arrive Aug TO- brings loe oyer 5tenbsr
yans seta2 2 s. and fell back closing
$1.2s. failing back and closing 1He higher at
81 2e y December closed 1Ae up Oats to ar.
No. ? northern s1.i2H to arrive. No. / north
eSEn Sl1SM No northern SLIM on track
maearoni, No i. SOC No sse; September sa
$9sH d DefemSer $ SL EaS SFsiye
sspt Ss& De saS
sl2eA Oats on d track 3se; to arrive, 85c to
on track roc; to arrve. Zoe Toe Cars Inspected
G %hea5 f. 81 3;st last zt,i
sS ?'' Wheat 255 HEs bu est; z5
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Aug. IL
Flour, receipts; Il s77; sales, 800; firmly held
sales 1900 900 bu; opened of under g bearish
INTERPRETATION Of TIE government report foreign
septe1nbeS; $os% @lclh; December, s ST. a
coSn receipts Mp{ safes 300 b@
firm on light offerings. good outside demand anl
with strength at Chicago; September, 5Sh q
5sasc; December, 561Ac. Oats, receipts, 62,70l
| bu; nominal.
Cash wheat, September, $1.O7%; December
/ 81 65a; May. $1.06h. Corn, September, 59kc
December 81 &c.
! MILWAUKEE GRAIN AND FLOUR, Aug. IL
| Flour, firm. Wheat, firm; No. northern; 81. 90
No. northern, 81 OF; new September, 81 .O3Y
| bid. Rye higher, No. 1, 73hc. Barley, dull, No
2, Sc: sample. 330l55c Oats, steady; stand
ard, 401ac. Corn, higher; No. g. 55@56c; Sep
| tember 54%c bid.
Wheat-Puts, $1.O1 asked; calls $1.o9.
/ Corn-Puts 63Ac bid; calls, $3.50 asked
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, Au,

Z STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, AUG 10. !.
s., Inspected In-Whea t-C ars.-Great Northern,
No. northern, Il; No. northern, 10; No. 8,
Z; no grade. 8.
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. 1 north
ern, Il; No. 2 northern, 2; rejected. 2
NJ MINNEAPOLIS raecfed L n@ graSe northern
500 iLine-Rejected, L.
81 Northern Paciic-No. northern, I.
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha-No.
Totals-No. northern. 2; No 2 northern, Is;
No. 3, IA; rejected, ); no grade Z.
ether Grains-No. 2 winter wheat, 81; No 3
winter wheat, 50; rejected winter wheat, 2; No.
3 yellow corn /; No. corn, l; No. corn. 2;
No. white oats, 1; No. white oats, a: No.
white oats, 10; No. 3 oats 3; no grade oats, !;
No. 3 rye, 2; No. A barley, 4; No. barley, IL;
q No. / fax, 6; rejected fax, 2.
Cars Inspected out-No. northern wheat %;
No northern wheat, So; No. 3 wheat, 10; re.
Jected wheat, 49, no grade wheat, 3; No. 3
white oats, 10; No. 4 white oats, 4; No. 3 oats,
2; No. 5 barley, Z; No. rye, 8; No. I fax, 3
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Aug. .11.--Lower
prices for hogs at the yards induced free lquida.
ton and an easy, tone in provisions, Support
the list September pork being down 17lac5 to
zoe; at $1l.95 to- $11;97h: lard, SC Of of - at
PORK, September, s11 95; October, $12O5;
January, $12.S7h. Lard, September. $3.50; DC
Der, S7521A; October, $7.521a; January, $6.7o.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Aug. 11.-Beef,
steady Pork dull; short clears, 13.5O@ 10. so.
Lard dull prime western steam, SIZE.
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yesterday lbs;
d dm rsfs rs dairies seconds loc pack
EGGSR e Yesterday. 4a5 cases candled,
case count, cases included. s4.75; dirties per
aSs e sssen 81 81
6TisE: No. j. lie; bsicf No. ?, Sc. brick, No. s
s paos R%s e Swiss Ne No c S S%ys
~ block, lie; daisies; No; /! Zoe; Limburger,
l7n llf oIdleRsger NG s. &c. hens e
ROSTERS. sc; ducks, young, Sc: old, &c; geese,
Se bR REs!ssi t. is ls fsns5 h. 7@e
fair to good, 6@61ac; small or overweight, 40
Sc; medium, fancy, Sc; lambs milk, fancy, SO
W sap g. Sa1l6eads &C., crappie
crsppiss, etc, 4@5c. :, :.
PoTATOEs-New. per Blu, soc.
gRnp fsne s bu 8
$1.15: mnrrowfat, 50.
PIGEONS Tame, live young or old, doz 75c:
or dead, doz, 50; squads, small, poor and thin,
BEANS Quotations include sacks. Fancy
navy, per bu, 1925; choice navy, So; medium,
hand picked 81; medium, fair, SIPS; medium,
mixed and dirty, e5@75c; brown, fancy, $3.50;
OroWu, ldli W gnu, Yo, LIMA, S"AAAoAnA", PSH
| ID, &c.
APPLEs-Per barrel, 1904.
| ORANGES-Late Valencias all sizes. $3.50;
Mediterranean Sweets all sizes. 81.
| LEMONS-Californa fancy, as to size, $4.25;
choice, 81; Messinas, ss5o@4.
! HONEY-Fancy white lib sections 13c;
choice white, LIB sections, 12c; amber, loci
| goldenrod, 10c; extracted white in cans, &c; e1.
WEST COAST FRU1Ts-Peaches, per box
S1.1O; plums, per crate, $115@1.60; fancy Bart.
lett pears per box, $685. grapes, crate, $1.15.
| CURRANTS-16-qt case $1.75.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case, $1.35.
/ Observation-Disclosures case, 1925.
| PEACHES crate, $1.35; 4basket
crate, 75c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., EACH $2o@25c; canta
| loups crate, S3@5; gems, 1-3 bu basket, SOC
SOUR CHERRIES-16-qt case, SIPS.
BANANAS'-Jumbo punches, $3@3.25; large
punches, $2.5o@275; medium punches, $2@225
| NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES string, bu. 75c
beans, wax bu, Toe; beets, bu Soc; carrots, bu
SOC: corn green, dez. 121sg a5c; eucumbers 80 8
81 .5O0l1.75; lettuce, doz, 15c; lettuce; heads
25c; mint, per doz, Acc; onions, per doz punches
15@2Oc parsley, doz 25c; pieplant, 100 lbs
81; green peas bu, f75c@$1; rntabagas bu, SOC
iradishcs,e round doz punches, 15@2oc; squash
lsdoz, $1@125; tomatoes, fancy, 4basket crates
csc; turnips, tu, 60c; watercress, doz. soc; gar
| lie, lb. 13@15c. @
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-11
Total sales, TAT, 100.
MONEY REPORTS

Close-Money on call, very easy, a@1: clos
ing Dir, x offered at /. Time loans easy and
dull; sixty and ninety days, per cent; six
months, 31a. 81:
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 4@4M per
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-11

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans.
fer, ST. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 11.-Barrett Tim.
norman report the largest receipts of horse1
for a month. Heavy drafters made up the bull
but trade, however, did not absorb the supply.
Prices were maintained at about the same lev.
els az yesterday. No encouraging features In the
demand. Values: Rrafters. extra, SlI0@20Oi
to good $1250150; farm mares. extra. $3.50
1855; farm mares, choice. $12o@135; farm mares.
common to good, S90@120.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-11

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Aug. n.-Cattle-
Receipts 7,0O0 dull; good to prime steers $5@
g.; poor to medium $4@4.eO stockers and feed
ers, $2@4; cows, $1@4.25; heifers, seas; can
ners, $1@2.40; bulls, $2@4.15; calves s250@
SO. 5O@4.5O.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000, tomorrow $4,000; 10 to
15c lower; mixed and butchers, s5.2o@5.5o; good
@515 light, s5.25@5.571h; bulk Of sales, $525@
545.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; sheep and lambs
slow; good to choice wethers, So. 6O@4.15; fair
to choice mixed, $2.75@3.6O; western sheep
$2.I5@4.25; native lambs, $3.75@65O; western
lambs, $3.75@6.15.