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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

Jamestown, y. D.. saying temperature Saturday
evening was lo In sun and that reports com
,s IN from country say crop seriously injured.
Typ reports are very conflicting. Some ray crcps
sun look well; others SAP crop going backward,
Ell badly"
There will b no seeaioo Of tho Merchants
Exchange next -peooration Day,
The market at the seaboari on ocean rates
has been quiet, bat there Is a considerably firm
ct tone. and prices have leen sdva.yc,d 10 some
ports. with tho available supply Of room ofTertn.
comparatively moderate. Hall carxoes have al
NaAc-d. and are in somewhat better request.
The John Nullally Commission Company to
asE received another car new. prairie hay. this
nom North Bros. Of Cheora. Kas.
-it"ports Jlsi ISSUED by 81. Paul road on crop
conditions in roads territory says small grain
coming up and IN good condition. Western Mn
;es't1 and Dakota stations report rain needed.
nht crops not suffering rs yet. General feeling
among farmers :, Mood
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

HhG~-TIr business Il en"d about - lower tulr
Saturday. This was the general rule. bu; lu 'I~S
where hog were undesirable aE3 on tN- tt'"
market Il WAS called g. To l- lower. IT." al
Vices were Unidyordhle II sellers AMI thov hIi %
submit 10 the DECLINE 'uirt-p had lH.UH4 more
than The estimate and Mt Uat ai-.oUrselEs r.
ports The top Wa reduced a. ST.. pad i.
Nelson Morris : 90 f"r ylulr" hogs. - IT,. and
tn cnlv load az m" kind "a sale. II" newt iTi.r
was Ss-ti- Tor tItrt"; lnEs. weighing y. !h--
Tie thi'Gs" ilrblu. &C. bought - h-LI. rs
H. ayera2'. ~ Sc swift y g. bought ~
head. ~ rs. I."TJs-. f.at cost Si.i@. and the
J-Ts"y ttts Packing COMPANY bought iHs pigs. "a
lbs. dv"rJf", ut $40. The N"l-,u Morris s. &C..
purchase IuciUd'G is5 heal. .is lbs Hsrids-. tHi'
cost S.tG.
The b4lk ~: th- hogs. the pig and -. sfT.u -
low gTsd- offerings not considered. -a'I at 500,
t. Sill. a s.a1r-t So TO SI3J an ~J-rIIaE
The pigs and light lights. IL To As !u-. atars~'.
al - {" 500. According - quality. light hogs.
l1 go - lbs. s-.I at > To Sill. IN" uu.k ct
s. .. 80. M"luIw weights. ;%l o. 30 isr. ~.a!
500 To- $"-r 'he 'ulh going at SO To- 1El..--
II" h"a.F rEl~ sold IL s. 10 s. and fair To- bit
hsIyr hogs 81 s. Do To So GN,t mixed hoes
gold at s. IT. So and cunluIon TO Inferior MA
lures soli ~ Si..' l. HN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
Board of Education.
General Repairs 1900.

o.. ---- NJ ~ a.
> 4-'"is' -'i"- =. .sAl.
Sealed proposals WI! .e lscS-''c az the
Office az Ia" blHul's -'o'iH u
F"!"tt'tpHr -" =. 80 IN -. r-- -
. June. 1870. !Cr N0:s Oh G"'4| St'-yJi b1-G-
iuS~. - follows A,.--,,- ,-
J. Additions ana 3I'-~oh'' N~i-o-s
, school buildings.
:. l]'aiatias aEl E'.~-Ls
8. IiHf'aS a." paste --PaHH
: I,;.-!."4. a., various s-r-o,.
.. Electric bis ~.,;-.
$ Repairs 10 steam netting apparatus
e. t-tI2irs 10 "a 49,.
-. Repairs 20 t.'.h wy" 60" -yF
l,.t.r IsGl'tctS. -
u. Repairs 10 ;L.g'
j.. isln.,E S>Tz rrS
ANHi 81
Arti:i'fa- nin~yhr'l'-"
NlHip" Sid~'S'
Awnings
Vault 'ieirihS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

Southern Cattle Division-THs volume - tho
Southern cattle receipts was fairly liberal. in
Guiding not only quite A c,r-lly REPRESENTATION ~
EraSs-rS, hut also quite 4 s'rIEhlluG ui W"ii-Gi
kinds. supplies continued 70 arrive Up t. AMI
past noon and tGe anal register slowed tEat -
carloads had been booked IN yplf s- II the dIy
az these. 81 came from Texas. = from the iIiian
T~-r!lf"gy an! = from southeastern N~sluFi. =
Is difficult 10 def'n" the general quality u rh5
offerings. they were 50 scattered grl WI~H-ilI- &C.
Gus. Grass steers sold up 20 $40 and lei steers
W. 10 s. IL movement va very sl.y to a ?.
hat once IN motion IL was constant. The early
tiHLe, which constituted most I the business. was
about steady. but closing prices were ~ 10 10
lower.
Texas and Indian Territory calves. - !ls.
ayrrIg-. sold al $40 per head. !rIis ~ So so
81. stays and oxen ~ g. 20 sc. COWS ga. u,.ssrs
III {. - S..a. ann -,n.Is Il - - L
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
To Musicians.

Sealed proposals for s-venty-six concerts
in the public parks o. 81. Louis. in blocks
Of twelve concerts, more or less. Will he
received at :he Office u the Park Commits
sigCcr On the SQth day OF May 1892, TIP 70
L . ciook noon. AT which ho-- they viii ba
publicly opened ard rad. the concerts 20
be Of three hours duration. from { TO 10
o'clock p. II. on week DAYS. and from 4
10 ! O'Clock 2. n. or Sundays. to De per
formed by twenty-five skilled musicians.
including leaders. Registered voters of the
city af 81. Louis. Each band shall contain
1T least two French horns. one cbo~ and
one bassHcn. rot I-C-e than one Instrument
on one part. except in cases OF p fat clarf-
ouets. i fat cO-Ggts and tU6s.
The right 20 reject any and al. proposals
IS expressly reserved.
Form Of contract. schedule OK dates ard
place OF concerts can Do seen at the Park
COMMISSIONER Office.
Deposit required. ofn.
y e. RIDGELY,
Park Commissioner.
Approved: ZIESENHkIN, Mayor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
Perry County Teachers.

FFTTEIII ST'ELINT.
linckncyvil!e. III. May 2s.-Tne Perry
County Teachers Institute opened this
morning with an attendance of i1c. Profess
Srr waiter r. kinney, County Superin-
ttAdcnt OF Schools, presided. Professor G.
w. Farr, Assistant superintendent Of
Schools OF Cook County. and Professor j.
l. iStiistE. superintendent Of Schools Of
Wabash COUNTY. are rhc Instructors Nris.
Iarlna L. Jackson of Chicago has charge
OF the drawing. Professor Farr viii deliver
with stereopticOu views.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

shis5s1s-Lgoal Sal aaa wsss-a .snsy ,sgSc.
5,I,tSe. Southern and Southwestern spsSao. Geese
w%es.eEa p-in1s sy.sSi; santHsra ead Sossh-
42s Tkgs. Receipts. appear hsat- aa. deitvsries
t-~rk dsag'g -. ne $500 10y o. s'p gosI,Sw yrozs m
rece,p.s, but sayices tor iatsr j.. ne vess show
tsrIs pt.oI OF the holiday nyxt Wednesday -
m-ch felt Southeastern fowls rarely .ncveded
We're strained %. To- but at the close soma lots
Il. the quantity 81 spring brsIers. but Desirable
LIZ; wsn' 81. n FAR r,91e-s Il .S9!Io fsE PES,
in; 9ry1P POS , WesieTn Sr9!iess s In OF m0d s.e
igNer. IN syr.paihy with fowls There y moth
lag Going in rTozen poultry al present Ic-t poS,
-: br1ilsrs S5,ytISr1, , ~ ~ f5s. 10 pair. "a
Gls;; Western fancy ,t-y-pscSed zO; .,sitsd
t .rn s,i iaa's :. Ri ei y faif fp5 NJ - sSr EIT s.c. STS
p.cked reavE e. Southwestern and southern So
Chicago Poultry ouotetion~
keys 69Gisc. CHICKENS s6sS.
Buttcr, Cheese and EGGS.
New York. Nay ss-Butt-r-Rseipts 1s;s3
Reosp-s t,Sst pSgs.. weak: fancy large Whit.
d. Do ~coior-i 9iE1sn EErs-Heoeipts Is.Ssa
EHss.' Err; Western. loss On. t2i.Elic.
E!gin Butter Market
Eia;.. IL My Snsnt,@ ~ at isss; O..
49, 80 N"HE% - H'F0 A-lAS NLhE~
Turpcntfne end R0sfn-
New Ho-k. May 3--Rosin quiet. Turpentas
steady.
Petroleum
New Yoris. May &.-Pero,euIn weak.
OIL tf:.. Pa. May &--Creti.t balances S.N,
certificates. no bid. shirnents IA. 81; average
$500, runs E.Ti. sverasc 20. SSI.
Metal Market,
New TCrS. May @.-The main point OF IN
trrrst n the metal market to-day was the sharp
decline IN tho price or iron at Glasgow. and
NlI,lnsborouEd. IN the former market prices
feil off p. and m hIddiesborGugh they DECLINED
=. Closing prices a. Glasgow acre Sos HI, ami
At Nii1leSnorouen t's. While prices IN tho local
HsItet were unchanged. tie market was dahl
and weak The local market for pig tin was
dri. white London prices advanced /. - for spot
and II JOS for futures. Spot closed at fi35 los
ana futures ct ISL June delivery vas quoted
- N'--1 70 ~ ard IIiv At &s-&J To- s. ~. cop
I'r vas at New York un.ti1s-i Tor spot. but
i4tlrt- were easy. WIN JinS-Nug. qi,ted at
iGrlF a.. Lead WAS dulI Sf-ltc- ruled a
shade easier. Foliou.ag are quotations. cop
Der. lah" 81. 500 II. s1ia. eIec.g1lyfi- SS.S-Ia: cast
ing '..rip-.A L~ad $50 F.os-. SpeIter
So 49,. Tin S-Spa.|. Tin plates Sf74.a5
~ mill tT1n-Nn. Z Northern Sfq..; No. .
NnTthern ti"g2l, I.g-ron Warrants. NJ. , noni-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
To Contractors.
CTce ot the President % the
Board Of Public improvements.

st Louis. Way :. 10
Se:fcl proposals tor the public work here
mater mentioned viii De received at ths
office 81 the President Of the Board % Pub
lie improvements until = H. ut the
FIFTH A OF JUNE. 1907.
~ which hour they viii be publicly opened
ana read. viz;
For fu-ri-firg all materials, tools and
labor necessary and converting the former
room Of House o. Delegates. Old City Han,
-. Louis. Mo. into Police Court, with the
Necessary Offices.
Deposit required. 500.
Proposals must b. ra5A on blank forms
furnished by the President OF :ta Board %
Public improvements
The right To reject ny and al bids is ex-
presslv reserved.
Specifications and form o. contract may
b. seen a. the Office OF the President Of the
Board OF Public improvements.
ROET. =. McNATH,
President.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
Indications eff Poison
REPJRLLC SPECIAL.

Houston. Tex. May 2S-Mrs. .Jar,.s p,v,.
died at Fairbanks My % from coDyI1lsionS
Her husband WAS arrested, CHARGED Iii
having poisoned her. Mrs. IayIs's hoa-
was eXhumeu las week. The stomach W.,
removed and brought 10 this CITY for =
chemical analysis. The ANALYSIS was Cow
p!cted to-day and showed the presence Of ,
considerable quantity Of powdered cantbar@
ides afhcr1nE 10 the inner walls of the
stomach. y bottle of the povder was found
mary hearing Tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

~S!IEEP-Dnlv II moderate supply Of sheep was
on sale. The receipts were fairly liberal. hut six
double decks e: Texans were shipped In b. swift
4 Co Tho offerings for PALE included 4 load .
common Texans ana several loads of good Sprir.
lambs from Tennessee. bat not many natives
were av.ildll". The market was active for COL
lambs and full steady with ans time last week.
sheep We're II little SLOW sale, but prices were not
materially changed from the dose OF Inst wee.
which was about &c lower than az the opening
OF the week.
Sales included spring lambs NJ 81 70 So.
TEXAS clipped ST!!Dg lambs az 81 v.3r.l.g- IT
$50 To "a. native ana Southwest mutton sheer,
at SiJO To- $40. Texas Fucep at s. - SO kr.-
at s.. 'uIi lambs al - ~ s.. Gull sheep at 60
TO $50 and bucks at g. % to $40.
P"QEpEeutatitc sales.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

H~bR~FS-The moderate run that arrived was
for the most part medium in sha-sct.r vet in
cluded "a proportion Of good. desirable chunks
and nice harness horses for which there was an
encouragingly active demand from many sources
The buying force was all that cnulI be .xpl,faI
and outnufnhered the supply Of good kinds. con
seIaently y was a strong, active and firm mark Z
differing little from last week. Common small
god drivers so TO 800. plain 100 to 81. ooh.
chunks $40 to !"3. good to choice chunks tl0A To
si+a while a few choice drivers sold from sl,s
to S145. "
Horse quotatiCrs:
Heavy raft-Commo to good. sloO 10 sre:
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choice % fancy $40 70 slS5.
Fef@'' mUvn to Eu-i. =" 10 SlSji oliA'
W. % $40; rua,h horses s10 20 SD
CSC 10 choice. ~ - $40: fancy.
Slu To- son.
Chunks; i.39 20 I.450 lbs.-cemnlon % g1oc, 80
4" SO. choice - extra 50" u $40.
.SaUtre!n H"rS"s-Cou mon q E0-I. - - -.
ci'i"r 20 "st-l. So 10 ST..
IlHC~-Sl5 to EiJ.
MI Il L- week oper+t with IL" !r'te-t
i-i. "i the year. \ couple ot sa5-4. cane 90 N'
dealers. but T.- commission offerings we've Huis q
small bunch Hr tUp. E.t enough 30 ,iS'EH"- ;Ho
H'u'if' VITA The supply HS tight - II WIS., TIE
commission salesman quoted a good. ~afi-i ftIfN
"'h.i!i il~ al gI.sS-s IF miners an! for 'h,l
tid.'> Ger L. Esrtt-. The Eastern .ugf-t- ir
.H'NhF. sjsut-!- ~! mules. auywE"J" from u
Asat- Ip Is The maigstdy II the present. MARKET
AMI al f;at have arrived within -" YdHt III '4tl
lave f-'i1'i f"-ts sale at p~guut1ble figures is~t
E""h tf'F~ Va i = mi traii" OH that Liaa. mt
t!,l"' rtgIufa-.
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-
I Prnyision..
~Pork-sier*et steady; f Q = So L9rd steady
Green Hams Pc Held. in ar lot; I o ,; E;
-: las al sase: rs q o.. IS at PC: SKINNED
California Al 6'sc; Eee York shoulders o..
From TIE bloch del: Hams &C fnl ~ .'-S'
II. ;. Mea;s-i:x:. .ets IN q t"h'in: Nay. TX
~ 5 ;9,G; pi + e q at ri, e,s &c n r, si.I, ' as4rst higher hsf" os
Haccn-B,i. 5. c. meats IN II jahbing. way:
fHsry iisb., ha,n- r. 20 II, -. C.i.rrnias
5T-a.c New Yo-k shoulders -. Plain smoked
meats ,hxil in a t5bllu& way: ExrrA- shos,s
- :, e. r. d E",; Gicsr s.i i's. a.: 5is.l 9' N ar .,:@S''''
'@%1n';5 i@,faIi@ e. &c @a'az 70 qua"'y and
country ~h3'on-iGir ny. raFH p'ire' uniformly
! Is g. g. e.. r,r,- Il: s., :, o.. Most VI ne
..ts lTi,~&ilE,s 'H' "rI i''iF AA"i''" "'H''e "'''
On .itir ".r,tS. A.. . 4g,,,,.
pr.krrs rh,.r~ s~a-i,r. -aEa gstc.
| s1". paetsrs. cas,.. wil,,r 80 .ca yTei..w so
oof"GT ,iJ'~, Ybis-Msss go. Fulton
Ai - Il SE''' Tongues at 30 JET Coz "'s' 81
hi""s' 49,,
III. 's -: ArEsns'~ a"d S.uth.n H. n,'
f IN. 70 f.r5ssl.7 3D.. Ms. .r.
ard Al''ar,% '' dr. ia.,a ~
! a. ". So: bun 60. 81, Vet a. o.
! Ft"'-NG ! a. ~ - is g. D.. - '"t7
s-Ie hides HC Dry sai.t-NI /
: 80 ''F'N .H 'i'l l' re- PIP. 49, NH.
srt par r1rrJ &c le-s. h'-ty s.".'A p'-!''
'A@' !" -.
Tcn''fF. rsHfe AN" 'F'''
LIVE POULTRY T-rfCsr- AgeraE" receipts
;. chickens Hens e. ..-gh and heavy i"g-i
49, 49,. dues ~. l.s g4H-.- &c .er dos.
tr~ese b. SI.'Hs rri"s-gS qu':ai a. ltI!-r yer
Ii ST-1'. s.rL. l-r.
GA"f T~.r rs. - % So PEI toz
~,h,:'e 20 .lla., - F,- ~. fai. 3:
- a. &c. '1:r y,a. ara a.,Ss o. iay. Choice
spring l...I- l-.rc Dor 100.
Points .-,, r.,.-rnIe.
.u,, ]" .-.u
'- 'f~'H H'fE hAA t+'.tr -
H-0t'hEN . !E h. i'Nr N'i'"'N'~- " -
VI! . - -
Lii 'hElN 'tF''i'irH S'''A''e >'
: - tti 10" Ton -,
'iNH-r'.,t N--l- H' = -''i"b y" -
sC't- Hiii'''t-t l'''' ffH'N IN - ~
- ~. 80 ; ES
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Receipts and Shipments.



The barley market was firm, with sales
Of car lots ranging from &c 10 +ic- a round
lot %: fancy old sold AT iSc. The clearsGces
from the seabuHri las. week wer. light.
t1."H bu. and the visible supply increased
1l1.DG0 bu. To-day 81 go bu. were cleared.
Rye.
and there WAS 10 demand FOR this delivery
II was offered at 5jc. with no bids. July
sold Gt 81. c. No. ,. on track. brought 55i1c
Tho visible supply decreased $1,000 bu., and
stocks have decreased FOO bu. Exports
from the seabOard last week We're 1885, 90
bu, az against 3O5.0e bu. last year. Re-
ceipts were 6 cars and Withdrawals from
store 5000 bu.
Flaxseed.
Preferred fla xseed futures were Ic higher.
while the cash and May We're steady at
SiNh Sept. opened at S1%. advanced 10
Sill, then sold at SGT. Oct. began at
$..22. declined TO N.21ia. then reacted to
ST.. Receipts were ) cars.
Timothy md Glover Seed.
Both timothy and clover held steady. witt
contract quoted at S242's and $50. respec-
lively.
PrOvisiops.
Provisions opened quite weak. but COM
DlcncrI TO Recover the opening loss within Il
few minutes after its occurrence. The local
run OF hogs was S.Up over the estimate
made Saturday. The number arriving was
era packing points was $3.50. as compared
with ti.3gt The corresponding day of 1893.
Liverpool quoted Cumberland cut bacon.
hams and lard each 8 pence lower. The
TINA of to-mOrrow'S local run OF hogs
was 2o.tfo head. After lie decline in pork, Sc
recovered and closed without appreciabie
loss since Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

III 7 III"" = i NJ
hcch IsLind. H.. MAY "a. n. Farber Of
K"oklk Ia. n medical student vgas -
fenced to the penitentiary today for vr.Va
robbery at Rapids City. The crime was
recovered. and Farber was pIrs,,ed - NJ ~.
orainS and captured. wy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
POULTRY.
Approaching Holiday
Trade Slow.
Made the
REPUPILC SPECIAL.

New York. Msy 2S.-Liye poultry receipts TO-
day were , cars Western. l OF which was car
rief over on trk-. and fully I car by express.
JOlbers earned f1lIy 2 cars over Sunday but as
The invoices were not heavy. receivers were on
ablcd 10 realize I6l-c for fowls and SIG On old
ROSTERS A few lots % local spring chickens
arrived and rcId at IsG21c. but Southern had
10 60 lower. Comparatively few turkeys. ducks
OF geese offered. but inquiry limited. Spring
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

shipment OF Flour.

81. Louie. 5.e5 bbIs.: Chicago. IL 5Ia bbls.;
Detroit, 1000 bills Mi!wsukee; Loo u3is Mia
~nsapolis. h.4is bills: New York. 49, bbls., and
10. so SKIS; Baltimore. 90 obls.; Philadelphia.
lJ.00 sks.; Boston, so bbls. and 22.lis SKIS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

Nj receipts ct United States Yorts .or TIRE.
days. s.vIi bales, aSainS' ILsI1 fer :le same time
- ."oE AID i1,N13 last ytlr. since sept. !. g.
S'',Rs bales. TsainSt S.lu.+50 bales same time
last season. Exports Got tEree days Sl.J70 bales.
aPa'uSt gr ~ for same TIM, last wesis. Stock On
lt.d. ~ - hnIea. aEaiHst So. 10 baica last year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

y. LOUIE. a.0ndav. Way 2. IO)
Local iarket-QIfe; ALL uacaa. gel
o. 'i'e. =
100 'Ii+i.ti'
S'N "4ttIitAs-
d. N ."E- $500 LIS
,-y- N-f-HilIB ais
SD
ftn--f ana stains. l0Sc below white
I.assiug. Per yard-i&- Ii. sTsc, s5Ib SIC. o.
IL So Irvn cotton ties S1.:G. Hemp ;.i.a :.
Warehouse statement TO sayt
Is9-i.N. 1859.
NJ receipts today --.... .- =
Net receipts since S"yt l ..---...its.4 1880
49, 80! " so IA
Gross shipments TO-DAY "a 80
Gross shipments since sept. i...-siL.SIl gQZ *
: IN - t-''rA .-s----- --r----.-.-- I.S93 ~. o.
i~.''Tpani MJrE"; Spot demand moderate.
iILrH S,.:i higher ~up!anis gisd. sa!"s 500
,il"S- intIr's closed steady. May : ifa1 :.
June : o; tid b. JIn~July : GAGii b: Julian
: Ssts4 A.S SPIT : Jf-eii Sept--Dc:. 1
Ss.id : bct-Nov- ! y Gal b.
Nfw YORK IiaTke,S-SIc's quiet arS uuchanred.
MlGntLnss 3 k-lGe. FHfLns did MI
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
Trade Gc-~ip.

-shipnents OF wheat by the principal export
America ---.4.E:e'559 S.1!s.." lria%s 30
Rass ! BOO lsSge
India -:.----.--.-. ..-. -. $500
a SrssIsii --.s.sH.05, $50. 3aS.S3 1900 ! 90
Totals --..-slos@s s,ns;ae s,st@o
countries:
Las, W, VIZ before. Ir ago;
Prssa :--.---- 800 H@s eioe9
Argentine -....-.- $500 $50 f5s..5
Totals ...---..E.ssooo 4,a4,oo Goss.co
ws... Ma. q n zoe 90 MAY * !! 81 l 1sss Nay ~ z; z'. g,
Corn ---"-"-.-EeS+S9 I5sg% g is:$S:S
Amount on ocean pessags:
Total visible supply:
MAJ Is. i75.eD 2.72E.qn
M Say Z ..sss..-...::...sss.:$ssa.Ss s s.l IA. 80
-T7-s Corn Trade News review ef the foreign
rad had an unfaTorabie eject !" on the e crops s'f b1t
I 1s,s., w IsSor amp from ri'I R,,, :Gs S Ts i ,Sa,
rains had fallen in the Nicolaief district and
were stsi favOra6is. In France Crops =" were Tsn maiins
steady progress and farmers We're Offering whesr
satisfactory. bu, in Germany Weather ksi tuned
cold after the warm days, The latest Aus:ro-
had d~eyeloped well, and ether crops. excepting
-Beerbohm cables that the Fr~noh official r.-
seven DEPARTMENTS. against seWentyEn,ne li sT
year. Russian serious damage unccnfrmed
W. R. Wilkinson after a visit TO his river
farm "a. in Jscss' ne Sou nj Hines y says his ten,
trdsmsnt there win Re harvested as much as last
re Tear fy Inc in II eff Il. ~ apples gs5x i ans psach ln s on Ris M but
souri, farm viii make a full crop, but pears viii
There has been QUITE an Increase in m. re-
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Futures show Weakness, RcYecttrc
Unsettled Conditions Prevailing.

II. Louie. Monday. May 3. 800
ocal HIarkst-Qpiei ALI uacia. geL
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The following tables show the range OF prices
4? future s5t cash grain:
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oats were dull and easy. closing sc low
or. Trade was quite brisk during the first
hoC~ To-Day. but taken as ii Who'll. IL WAS
a very quiet session. There was Il good de-
mand fIr cash. and 29.tt.i hu. were taken
here for shipment. The visible supply in
creased iu.ID Du.. while stocks hero de
creased 21.00 bu. ClearRnces from the sea
board for the week were 1900 hu.. ds
compared to L.l9I.U p bu. last year. To-day
500 bu. were cleared. Receipts were heavy
so cars. which Is llJ more than estimates
called 'Ur. For tomorrow $50 cars are ex-
tptfsi
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the making of race horse and should
be bad to beat at a mile next year For
maiden she ran a great race and her
connections have every cause for con-
graduation. Ahui Manu- remains consid-
cradle OF mystery. She won her race
impressively but hal nothing to beat
Her owner entertains an exalted opinion
OF the flly and for his sake il is to be
hoped that she will fulfil In maturity the
promise shown in babyhood
DirectresS proved herself the same
game little mare of old. Leahi should
grow out of his lazy habits and show to
advantage next year; he looks like one
of the kind to improve beyond knowl-
edge. Fred. Eros is in the same cate
cory. Albert NJ. did all that was asked
of him but the opinion prevails among
horsemen that he is a somewhat over
rated animal and the first time a horse
happens along 20 carry him any way
rapidly, it will all be off If his owner
elects to send him to Hilo the problem
will be solved. Violin is unbeatable this
year, and If sent to the Coast would
possess an undeniable chance of breaking
the mares record, 2:05H made at Cleve-
land. Ohio, in 1898, by Lena n.
The horses for Hilo will, it is expect
ed, leave for Hilo today in the Helene
Included in the shipment will be Direct
ress, Loupe, Allegro, General Cronie.
Antidote, Naples and Evereth The van
guard of the local delegation will leave
Tor the Rainy City on Tuesday next and
the rank and file will sail on July I'd by
special excursion
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HONOLULU JOINS.
In Paying Tribute to DOan's Back
ache Kidney Pills.

A young man went to wealthy and
successful manufacturer and applied
for employment.
What can you do?" the manufac
turer asked. and the young man pro
ceeded to tell of his ability.
But don't want to know what yo,
say you can do" the gentleman re
piled, "let me know what others say
YOU have done; bring me recon-
mendations from people l know and
can trust"
It's the same way with the little
conqueror and the public; people want
to know what has been done.
Honolulu people are joining the
myriads Of others in making public the
work OF this little modern wonder and
what your neighbors say should con-
vince the skeptic. The endorsement
of citizens is the proof that goes with
every box Of DOan's Backache Kidney
Pills.
Mr.. w. f. Williams of this city, Is
lighthouse keeper, and he has held
this position for the last 30 years. He
says: II was for a number Of years,
one Of that numerous army of people
who suffer with their backs. Mine
ached and panied me TO no small ex-
tent, 50 that was glad when l heard
OF remedy for 1t, Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills. obtained some Of these
at the HOLSTER Drug Co.'s store, and
took them. They gave me great re-
lief, and l make this short narration
of my experiences for the benefit of
others who perhaps do not know that
nearly all backache arises from the
kidneys, and the best medicine for it
is Doan's Backache Kidney Pills"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
90 cents per box, for sale by all drug
gists; sent by mail ON receipt OF price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.