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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
Killed the Engineer.
(Rv A<socfated Press. !

(By Associated Press.)
WILLIAMSPORT, PA. May 1.-THE
eastbound flyer on the Philadelphia and
Erie division Of the PENNSYLVANIA ran
into the renr end OF a freight train one
mile west OF Jersey Shore to-day, killing
Engineer Lewis, of the passenger train.
and badly injuring Conductor George
Knley, Of the freight train. The pas
sengers were uninjured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
HADTOS CLIMB THE TREES.
Seventeen Year Locusts Make Their
Appearance in Baltimore

tBy Associated Press -
BALTIMORE, Md; May: 1.-THE first
of the seventcen-year Iocusts, due this
month, were seen in the public parks Of
Baltimore to day. The insects that have
appeared are without wings. AS soon
as they appeared a above the surface Of the
earth they sought the nearest trees and
began to. climb to the branches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
80 ~ Pas'ng'r Trains
- - 9.;!xsa1L and Arrive
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May II, 1902. ]
NEW MAIN-sTREET STATION.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

1850 a. NJ, except Sunday, local to Newpor1
$50 A. NJ. daIly. .F. F. v. Limited IS
Newort News Old Point Norfolk and Portss
mouth. Parlor Car. Makes local stops at Wiz
1910 g. " except Sunday. locnl to cliftos
Forge. Connects for Orange, Culpeper. CairertoE
1926 \. x. daily. for Lynchbur=:, Lexington
and Clifton Forge Connects except sgnday sos
s:a5 F; n: daily: "st. Lo1is and Ghieago
natl. &c louisville and St Louis Five to eight
hours quickest line West. Connects for Virginia
Hot Tti TO
400 P; M. except su md IT., ses.no s Lin;
Ioea atops at Newport News Williamsburg and
washington. Baltimore and Cape Charles . steam.
ers. Connects at Norfolk with Old Dominion
s'F 5:oo =. NJ, daily for Newport News and olds
Point. on Sundays only connects for Norfolb
au b:l5 P. n. except Sunday. to Bremo,
59 dsiRn Snnsay to pi PGswe CAR t,.,u
co 1U:sy for Virginia Hot Springs Pullman ID
Hinton, connecting with Pullmaus to Cincinnatts
L0u aERIrn sns NV ~ srArlss
500 A. ~. except sund t.,., from 2, boswell
ssS H. d eHispt fF sundsS f9o@
S So:oe a. n. daily from Old Point. Norfolk
any s:2 % ?. M. except Sunday. from Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
$3.50 P. NJ. daily. from Cincinnati.
$40 P. NJ. daily. from Old Point. Norfolk :
any s.s5 P. H.. daily. from Clifton Forge amos
r rDcShnrr and except Sunday from New Castle,s'
fsIincron aud Buckingham Branch. Parlor CAD
cii 7ss I ?. NJ. except sunday. from Newporss
s:15 P. NJ. except Sunday. from Clifton Forss.
Annly at 500 East Main Street. 903 East Maln
Street. Murphy's Hotel or New Naln-Stree1
Station Tt.ket Offices, for further informal ionS
81. ". FULLER. mo D; POTTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
SBABO a II u
Air Line Railway.
Capital CITY ROUTE"

CAPITAL CITY RoUTE.'
Short Line to Principal Cities OF the south
o,d Southwest. Florida. Cuba. Texas. Califor-
MIA and Mexico. reaching the Capitals o: SIX
States
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10, 1902.
rp.INs LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nTATION-DA1LY.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
Transportation Co.,
STEAMSHIP LINE.

Boston, Mass. and Providence, Ri.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tues
day. "wednesday. Friday and Sunday. For
Providence Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day at s p. NJ. Accommodations and cui-s
sine unsurpassed Passengers and freight
taken for all New England points. Tick
cts on sale at c. e Q. and N & w. Rail-
Way8offices and No.. a03 East Main Street
49, r. 81. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk. Va.
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The following report is compiled from
the reports of the treasurer and of the
district visitors and shows the amount OF
work accomplished by the City Mission
from No. l. 1901. to May /, 1902. The
past winter was unusually long and cold,
making the demands for assistance great
e,
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Yesterdays cInar;nC-h house statement Shove,
cl.arIIgs, s,,S.J,Sl$. balances, 500, ~.
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The Valley Barge Line steamers 5. H n.
Clark and Lcurey have been withdrawn for the
The captains and pilots q the boats returned
to 50. Louis yesterday
The Cape Guardian arrived yesterday morn
Ing from commerce with $50 cabin and I'D
deck passengers She departed on the return in
the afternoon with a good trip.
Captain John Rollins VIII take out she yacht
60 as far as New Orleans with the boat
The Chester arrived yesterday morning and
departed II the afternoon Tor Gage G!rardeau
with good patronage
Among the passengers on the Cape Girardeau
Yesterday was NJ. &. Burke. a railroad con-
tractor. going TO his camp on the lower river
The Peters Lee VIII arrive tomorrow from
Memphis and depart on the return thursday ar
t.rnCOn-
Captain William Burke. late commander of
the steamer Sidney, has gone To Hot Springs.
Ark. for his health. He will remain a month,
Captain John simmons will bring in the
i'll at the Marine Hospital at Cairo.
Captain i. r Lusk, general agent CT the Dfa-
mond 10 Line. Departed for New York yesterday.
accompanied by Mrs. Lusk-
captain John NJ. Gillian, who recently re-
turned from Alaska. departed for Benton. No.
LAST night 10 visit his mother.
w illian Keith. late chief clerk OF the steamer
Sidney. has rec.iyr,: the appointment Of chief
former clerk. VIII 60 on the city OF Savannah.
The Josie viii lie let into The water from
the ways at Carcn1e:et. and the steamer Column
bia Will be hauled out to remain all winter.
During her stay she will be Overhauled and re-
paired under the supervision OF Captain King.
-ihe Eelle q: Calhoun will 60 out Tomorrow
to calhoun county landings.
Frank king Is plotting on the GREY EAGLE
as a partner To William Dippie-
The wrecks Of several barges. which inter
fere in low water with the operation Of the
snagEoat Wright
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Poultry.

New York. Dc Live ,Poul,ry-one car
In: 't coln5 Sf iie' ,h1 is.ih . ra LII sN pr %,rin <.
while the market Wis cleaned w closely last
week. the markets On thu last side o. town were
AZ l3t-c and chickens at i2'ac. hut j |bborS o-forrl
- less Orher hini5 Il I-ultp nomtnaiiy
mixed. pair 75Hssc: S~outhvestcrn. uiir e5a..
westesn, pair $i.2juI.27. Pigeons. mixed. ol ana
Dressed Pocitrg Receipts to-day 142s ,a.E-
ages.
The weather was cold AMI favorable. and, with
LSht Ft''!ptS IN transit. Their WIS a slightly
although prime aeayy fowls ami fancy I4rs- ~.
meated chickens We're held steadily. D.uani.
we're unable % clean w last week. although th.v
claimed they did business AZ about cost ts-is. and
picked selected TURKEYS. e!ths- hens or yniIrr,
toms were held up 9" 11C. while mixed dill moi
ers pr.fe-ring tn. drv-parksd to ia ar ~ ,lia.--
er"e in prices. Average prime picked or scgLI-f
ssIeCtive conmani,I ric. Ffwls M, rI IN ~. ~,
steady at lSi7c. hut latter only for selected large
ducks scarce and Hrm Geese ah"u. strfiv Trv-
ga"k"!-Turh"ys. Western averaG. best, Sal!aI
f TiiG; i$s S'''3"'i and aTs-p'sk-l
pucis~western. spring. fancy Ice: ntxe.l old
squads, wh!!s..- Choice So: am mixed sd''n s a 5laE
ic~-pickel : TURKEYS. Western. d.y-picka!.
fancy, selected yeun: toms and Young hens -:
is:: II. raIr t. fl;r IurI5,. d,, s.55i,'l -
~1"ait',c: do. s..aId"i, average host 15alsc: aver
Western. dry-itr6-d. fau.v. Iarce i,aftr-'. az
efag" cr.-niek' ana s~rildei '2Gl3'-r. Fowls
ed. prime l.. ~S"rtawcs'e-n. d.y-riok.I 12r: III
ROSTERS "'2c. spring lrck-Wss-.rr. pine I5Cr
a. g.. spf,as ~ am 4os ia W Tn &, aig5: 'nly:i i.i
mixed Old AMI young IHal"
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

e4 NST f 9:ss, Di SslS s.- Ga}fl 7R5 s43siv i2 4.T, Ibis;
Wheat-kese;pt :7,9.5: eSP!Fts III Spo, I'm Inn:
4@reai; y. ! 'Sor;.sin Duluth s4 ts' +. .% g. { {. o: No D:
The e..ti: t'H $50 wi Whs :; o. M. b; ah2aii Ihr2ushout
Strtoa". Bul!s suppGrt~! the market freely m
hisaer cables. a good decrease n passage, north
VET buying. export rumoss ana rather light in
s,t.-r ss--i,S. tht Close beng firm at 2s4s.c net
f,o-: -; Dec. ss.@4sliec. CLOSED SIi.c' Corr
e. - /: l. ar SII, i:n' No, az eleyator;
WHIT -: Option E.srkct opened a t.;ie weak on
small Western receipts, wheat advaac.. steaGY
cables. poor grading and covering. The close Was
SO: MAY 4si.Iis=,e, ciSsc,: s.: % b. IS2s-I
t!a.e; closed el-.c, oats-Receipts 1Sl.l.i; expotts
a. 81, , oats s - S s s ! wh.ta Sh,5s
: 81 i 10. : Whit Is; trk mixed Western
cay. hqs Guist: May closed 57I.c: be-. 3s,sGs
Lara steady: r.ii?ed steady. Pork steady: family
Guiet ce'I9a---e5 81! firm; prime yellow a6l.8
tI.CaCo. Dec. s--Cash-FIour steady. Wheat
". : SnrinE ii,eA;:isc; No s'aItc: NJ. : red
GatGX5. alsEc: ". white siG3ic. Rve"NSS ] >
-. E~arl-v-Gooi feeding : aS8c: fair 10 choice
Hisi5asEM 5lss'G rorf [Fi ber 6 5Il.'s si5 So Ss;4 a s 60: I pTS-
Der lt lbs. sit-slaln 90: short rlts sides G0osel
shSrj cis:r s:dss bxi5 a.55as ' whiskS ss' 5asis Of
AiSh|.ags 1T G~lSvtTwt2ntrnSS grad. So s..
Nav .i'-a5itc: IN INK. No. ! hard T4i.c:- n. /
EN"rtheIn 80. u -: "; : S2rthsrn -. Flour
&..n: first c.rars s. .S.ir5: second clears sl.3yu2.N
DIiut,. psc. S.--CIosr: wheat-Cash No. /
hard 12asr. NJ. = Northern s.5sc; No. ! Northern
sl-c: Dec. '!a.c: May 7isvIS.c- oats-Drc-
FDor!a. be- s.carn strong: new No. : 44,c-
MILWAUKEE,. WIS. Dec. Wheat steady: No.
! northern OF N@ : Northern .tu.5c: Nav
So - triier y" : "i,2c: RaTiey steady;
-T"ir'". q. De Wheat dulI, higher: cash
:ia,c. May So. oats .'ull. higher: pc. sc:
S M9T ST! !av Ey,T I;SS. $. ~ r! ?: C jan eloSs s. G sTed f. fa s1 :
Liivsrrd 55i.~.n sS. 5z-Bssssif-ESzttiT% kline I Mia mess mess
dies, light, quiet. sis: long clear imid,ilss. he.vy.
hes, dun. s.. ShouIdsr-SqGare il to u lbs.
dull., as, 81. Latd-Arerican refined in pals
hrm- - .Rosin-tom.n"n steady. IS S'.I.
Iiyerg%ri' Dec srio'T at L~onton--Paciac
into Liverpool last week warc IS 10, arsrtaI.
c-am Atiantic neFts none from Pacific ana 5.oll
lanric ports were 40" quarters.
.Liyeruooi., Dec s..whsat-Spo firm: Nc.
fnrss diii !: D = l& IS iis.di S MarCh 81 II, = III; Nav % :.
C"rn-Src- Gni"r: American mixed Is I'D: fu- !
Kansas GiJv. Dec. .-WHeat-Dsc tsi.c: Nav
eer,o; cash No, l hard sass: No. ? saiiTSic: |
-: casS No ; miSei Sa4'i75: N5. : w HiS
-, y. 9 I9'-c- ''ats-N@. , white 35c::. No, = !
-, al: nrairir i',5,lIo .Rscsiats-whsat ~
60. corn ia 9nl- oars 27.rl SHipments-Whcat
% ' The Visible.
w, III De. s-The Visible sipply Of grain
$500 =. i,,:ay ~ l'TS ,I .: as c9,"f s5;idw ~ NJ New I.rA
- ba. tasrease4 s5=.a "a i i2.'0% YIN "a S. Srf ~
g .2,5 3 Il, "a H%e hui i.ss 2a;s, f55s."f iSJ NJ: dfsE !. s,
BARLEY. @~.S.io9J bu.. decreased l57,GS9.
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By Tie rnh.

Kansas city. NJ. D.. a'te.R "ii;s 6 90
natives. 10" Teams. ,a.5 - r.Nan-. -, IL,
hci'eFs si-al- to hiG-e.: Quarantine IN angel:
St.'A'ts AMI it''i'iS i'S.'. l!-L'T. 'A"I *
e. - So, ( = :. vas ar: Ir-:iiai SIS
Si-.uHJ. native E.I..iS -.,.fii.-i; ,.Erers 5 81;
bulls >2-sHsS1 calves s. 20 Il e..-Kege.rts
S..6s.5 T.; :sht S'-s:aSS.a3S.: iG-k.ts - s. "
strong . Zoe h.sL"r: native lambs sd =: W,s;-
wrtaers Stc,ifI5 Westsra we:Ss!s sSg5gs'g;:
Cs.,aEs. DC. s.-;4;S.s-Receipts 800: 1c TO
80. cows sl2.si.:i letters S2g5. eanners yi.5
tt'-.~ $5.-SrI-+.. Hog Receipts today ,,."gg:
in.xsI ana hurcicrs s. .@5a5. 30. go.a 70 chic;
heavy ss--5I6-|.. rough h-a.y S5.:eI6.TJ light
So l6:l'. bulk = sales sj.l-Ha,2c Shrer-i;e-
s2.a'p3.75: Western shesp g. =. naive lam. >
Ss.4sis..t: Western lambs S. SIS -. GfIr-aI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a. hogs =. 40. she-p
..SS. SA.pme.-s-Cattle I.5Sj: hogs I.r:u. sh,-p
E"w YORK. Dec. S-Ba.-es-Rrrefpts 4.5,:
st.c.s ;5G-Er lower; bulls STEADY: COWS steady -
ttags $i,27l'' 90: bulls 5 "'',+ = COWS ana a".fsrs
81 35a&:e; extra fat c vs. $ipi-5: cables quoted
dressed weight. refrigerator trsf selling a, ia
HI,&c. Exports to-day, ~ cattle. tomorrow. III
and - since. ~'Iiv"s-Esceipts -.nC5: "p.cei
steady: closed lover v'tlS <5Y9-,: tops 3, 81.
G.;,ss-'s .S2.-5'ig =. Westerns. $i.-Jri:l Sheep
anu lam~is-Kegeipts l',5lt, shs"r arm for Top
grades. others steady: sheep S2.5nli; good laubs
steady e. tria. export do. $iGf-g cIlls Sf.T.u2;
larliEs j ST.: t"rs s.: Cujis $50 .i.5I. Canada
,ants So, H"s,L-c"iptS I5>:i. market. &c
South s.. Josegh. n Dec. s-Cattle-Rrreipts
Ssii - s ms ana h:,isT: So z; 80 $ 5"Ge %.
med.l'n and heavy t~'46.i5: lire, sln6 sheep
Receipts 5lI., stronger. native lambs $50
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivers

Fnr i hours ending al : a. III:
=. ..-II., .iuEday. Dec. S. 49,
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The hanks,

New York. Dec. None on call firm, but
closed easier. ranged between ) and s., Der ce.r.
closing 3 per cent. Time money firm: 80 days.
y. days ana six months . per cent ana commits
sion. Prime mercantile paper d per cent. Ster-
ling exchange firm at is!2S for demand and at
1 $50 f0T % days; Dost II rates i.S;j and /. IS:
commercial bills i.s,.5Gi S325. Mexican dollars
&c. Government BONDS firm. State bonds stcaGy:
Railroad bonds irregular
New York. Dec. s.-Eschanges sl42. 30i, 129: bal
anC.s IS. ~. 10.
Chicago. Dec. S.-ClearinEs SIS. 0i5.s7i: balances
sLGi1, -. New ~Ork eNCnange llr premium
Foreign eXchang. unchanged. Sterling pOsted
at : So for 60 days an! AT ass for demand
Boston. Dec. S.-EXchinges SlS, 6I2.!H,, balances
Baltimore. Nd. Dec. s-C-rarings s. $50. Isl:
balances S=Ss. So. Monc' 6 Yer cent.
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. S.-cIeaTings s3. ST., 500.
balances $l.6g.. 525. Money q per cent.
Cincinnati. O.. Dec. s.-Mcnev So! per cent.
New YORK eNchang. nprninaliy at I0a lJc
premium. Ciearings 81. 800.
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Now York. Dec. Eggs: Receipts to-day.
S.:':i cases. With light receipts and in;IlfSn
wsc;h,r. buyers thnueht it cxY.sii.nt "a provide
for the Cun;ing. ncy "I = possible SHORTAGE. AMI
w-re anxious for fine goods. in either fresh or
storaec, with si!o5 of the former at 35c on !ocE.
followed by iEy cases known nlark-Iiulel ~ sn.
and IL number "f lots amounting to ; r1 cas-,
April :ttrireratuTs in local storage at .lc. N-hi!e
IN. airanc. was on inc stock IrrtiSrIqrlv Low
or grades We're affected to jhe extent that higher
figures were aSE-fi and were mad in i1starC.-.
hut tho SAFES showed a graf !egrs. al irr.uI-
l8rrty- FfsTlr-s ~ refrig-ratcrs ~. in linz
with the business. hut th"r" vas = S.ft Iin:a.-
tone TO everything below strictly fancy. which
means all weak and sHial! eggs. Quota tons
Loss off. Western extras. Eir. 1t mark-GsutraI
West country can.!lrd. -. Western country
Cautied, 2s4EgC: Western and Southwestern s.st.
&c: a. choice. &c: 30. iI!T: 2uT-JC; fresh gath
cred. Critics. &c. docks. liH!.c CuiIs. IN ifc.
R.frigerators. spring ra-ksi. local storage. oli.r.
late packed 10. lgH-l@: Western on dock. Ia
-ut.
Fhilaielahia. pes A-EGcs,Firm and +.
hirhc-; fresh ,He"r-hy e 1t the: marx; fre.h
2sc. lass of: fresh southern "a. l1ss of.
Missouri anu Kansas stock 2I;zc. loss of.. ca~.s
returned: new 10. ,. w1itewood cases included.
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by Telegraph.
REprBIIc SpFcTAI-S

r,t catTo. NJ Dee; s.EiyeT as feet. shaving q
hstsrs Lee. who is at =; Mars lnfrmary. was
luis at p" m. With emptie s-': Shs w WIN ts *
three harses Of lumber TO Cincinnati. The City
tor st: Louis a, a. m The CITY IF Msmphis
rom -, Louis Eass".i up for the Tennessee River
sPick and span in her new coat al paint. arrived
the bank her. The G.Srgia n a q In from
Memphis at c:5 p. M. with GOO! business
feet Thr city OF clifton arrived SGs Of the Ten
nsSsfs Ra'sT at y "SIscf fs i1-i nigh;; and ls1' for
first TIP to Cairo in me time at ? a IN. Tne
city 81 M.mPaLs from 81. louis arrived At l p.
The Charleston. WITH a hug trip # freight and a
Huttorf. f"r c.suss unknown. has her trip ard
VIII not arrive out Of the Cumberland Till
Memphis. Tenn. Dec. s-The river here stands
IL feet. a :isc Of :. in the last u hours. The
Gsay With i" a 80 II tip i 77hs jams iL%t Ad.sartd
st ; ? N; f9r Ffiars Psin5 The R9be5; =. r.
arrived last nigh: from cairo with a fair trip ami
t tas ia' we qr q, 5@E bs ,n+ y - sS;t3n f, tI faies ~ =. Eel esI
cotton and 5.Ssp sacks OF cotton seed.
sn yiSkSh n ;.s Mis : r;s pei e ST1 ,.si 3 sag age i ,o5de y
hours. The Belle Of tae Bends cleared for Green
The Chalmet,e passed DOWN with sJ bales Of
cotton and %l.1 sacks OF SEED! Ihe Natchez Is
trade tomorrow afternoon.
Grand Tower. III. Dec. s.-city Of Memphis
'NN NJ = last ..SEL- beaver 'lD@n q u ~ L. Ill
Grey Eagle up a. 80, a. N. II Ii Wright down
at . Z. ~. Annie Russell up at 4 .. M. Giazelle
up This morning. The gage read. - feet S and
rising. Weather clear and col5.
Cape Cirardeau. Mo Dec. S.-Weather fair.
River falling. The City of Memphis DOWN AZ
II p. m. YESTERDAY. The Grey Eagle up at II
a. m. The 'ftv OF Clifton up At , J. M The
Annie Russell up a. 10 a. IA The Lily down at
S a. III.
Burlington. la. Dec. s-The river IS st.I fall
ing and is FIit Of floating ice The local boats
We're interrupted in, their traffic somewhat to-
day. but viii not close until IN" ice absolutely
stops item. The weather Collier ana threatening.
Warsaw. w.. Dec. S--oaus" reads So feet: a
fail Of =. CO Il foot sirce III" last report Weather
clear and colder. Heavy Ice.
Pittshurs. Pa. Dec. s.-Iiver IS feet: falling.
Clear and cold
Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. S-River Sc feet: fall
Ing. Cloudy and cold
Cincinnati. O. Dec. s--Rivcr is.a feet: rising.
Clear and colder
Louisville. Ky. Dec. S-Rivrr rising; in canal
s feet : inches: on falls = feet = inches: below
locks Is feet 2 inches. clear AMI cold.
Evansville. lad. DEC. S.-I:iver falling; ga
Cloudy and colder.
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AT ne 7 gFd a"ha! ? tinted FTaj;
Amer. Tel. 8 81 .i5.,li'T 5 S;eei."-.. "a
General I Elertric. Westinghouse com. 81
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Chicago. III. peC. s--Flaxseed ruled steady;
No. l Northwestern was noTninally 81. -. and No.
J N.1i- May was $l2l asked AID sl.2c bid. ami
Dec. nOmgnaily VIII. Receipts were 81 cars here,
So at Minneapolis ami % 1t Duluth.
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The Metal Markets,

New York. Dec. s.-There wls a decline Of -
81 in III" E:i;l!Sh tin market | -day. LEAVING guI
for futures The local market for tin was eg-y
81 tone at go. 40 FOX spDl. Tran.act:oas reported
delivery at .2I.5. Co.Ter advanced 81 in London.
closing at 40 IS GO for spot and 81 ~ Tor fu-
TIRES. and remained dun and nominal here, with
standard quoted az *ly.i1. lake a: SIS. AID
e'ercIolytic and casting az :ll-45. Lead was
quiet and unchanged here at So. and in Lon
don at tl0l Is CT. Spel;tr advanced "a Cd in
London. closing at az LIS 81. hut remained veal,
Glasgow was unchanged a 5s Sd. while MID
d!csbuTo was SD higher at ass 81. The local iron
market was quiet and unchanced: No. l foundry,
Northern. IL quoted at S23G25: No. 2 foundry,
Southern. soft. at S-2Gy3.
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New York Curb Stocks,

by C. H. walker * Co. Nc. $40 North
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BANK OF COMMERCE LEADS
LOCAL SECURITY LIST.
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS
SELL LOWER.
fractions Close Steady and Light
ing Issues Have Good
Support.

With the exception Of Bank of Commerce
and Missouri-E Edison preferred local secur:-
ties were on the downturn yesterday. Trad
ing was III moderate volume and Scl,tcl.i.
81. Louis Transit was wanted at 81 -. but
rrrr. were 10 offers. United Railways pre-
iorred hold about steady at $sl.s.ia and
SSH -. and the / per cen; bonds closed easy
at SSi. 40.
GsrInania Trust solo at s234 20, and later
was offered AT S23i. Lincoln Trust eaSed of
from s2iS to H2il-5I. Bank OF commerce was
In, ie,ldcr ri its group. with sales at S3sS.5t
ami $Ss5.71 :. Mechanics National had lair
support at S319 and $50.
N;ssnuri-E.!sOu preferred. the only active
miscellaneous ISSUE. ranged from $3.50
10 81.
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Turpentine and ROsin.

savannah. Ga. Dec. S.-Turpentine firm at
Elt:c. Rosin finn. A. b. {. tL4n: Z $40; T
y s%.sj: VI. q. $50: W. ". $40.
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River Forecast.

r. ]. HYATT,
Local Forecast O..lclAf.
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New York Curb Market.


New York. Dec. S.-TEsre WAS a decided i'm
IrpNeri"Dt IN the curb market today. Trailing
Was considerably larger than on the closing .iayS
rf last week. and prices Win few executions
Srorei substantial cams over the figures prevail
Ing II tn clos. on SATURDAY.. Total transactions
VIZ" .stiIrateG at 3Tyh shares.
NTTTnera Securities sold early at 1878. and
later d~-s.ioo"d good trTnaeSs and advanced ~
:trua TO lySiI. Later in the day IT sol: ND 10
iH''2. and then hlc.s 10 j6Si.. with trades am unit
lag - over lo.J.J shares. Greene Copper sold 1T
--T-a's Tor Len shares. and Tennessee Copper
sold at ~lu.GTlyei4 for ,.ry shares.
Washington Traction preferred soil al 49,, fo-
- shares. Now orleans Railway bonds at = for
n, Havana tobacco at ~. for 40 shares. Stand
ard Oh: at S'1gS.5 for odd lots. and Houston OH
at lt'.H!51- for 80 shares Virginia CCai ard
t.-l,. = S-Ll =: Il
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y OF ETrrnES
PROVISIONS


f'VsIsIITs WtFr "!fertd freely at the opeo-
ing IN IA" increased hog receipts. ami the
lover rricss At the Eards and an easier tone
Try d!iet -'lrIE- L:ier a good demand for
IdlI t~.Eeiypci. AMI, with the strength in
sfd!L!S a III iIier t--:inS Was manifested. the
C!oS, btiAi tiFin. WIKI Jan. pork SC higher
= SD. i(afii was up 2i2c at S.7lI.. while
i!LS Were ~ higher III SS.55IS 3d..
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
80 cars corn. So cars. oats, 2t cars: hogs
$500 head. 'eS'
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MONEY IS UNCHANGED.
" all Street, Gossip.

reported hv Commercial Advertiser through
f.ah.lS. ~" * Co, M. III Ncrth Fourth
f%r,iEn-Thc arb!trage houses bought stocks
III ms market today. In ali they took about Il
60 If the general i!>t. For the most rart ri.
represented covering 10y London.
General Trading-Th- market opersd somewhat
StF'hSyr and not quite =, Jul! as on SATURDAY.
A. ri~!nS tendency. however. vas not ye!v
Pronounced and before long various issues 10
t,."iri a heavy tone. Comm .sslon business
Sa>""! no Improvement. ana th- room traders ut
i.sJ were 'suewaat b~ulI.Ehly inclined Uy re;lsJn
OF the scarcity % offerings. Later IN the tav
tIeT" WIS considerable talk Te.arC!ug aGyers-
money market possibilities.
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MINING SHARES.
Mining Stocks in New York.
Foreign Exchange.

Prime sterling. cables. is1T5G4.s7g5: checks
lsr20g4.Sr5g. 6, days 4.S25C04 S5s5.
Commercial sterling. checks 4.sI94.s7S: 50
DAYS 4 S3i-. ~ days i.Sfdi.S2.
Grain bills 4.S4Gf.Eiis.
Cotton bills f.s5.Ii .S3is.
checks {. l5s-T5. Ii l-t5u5- 1864: 81 days ,lsii
Commercial French francs, checks 5.l5i4
a.. 10 lis. 80 days 5.lSasG as IS l-IGhj l9ss.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks LING
b.I7 ! &c: 80 days 5.@li4.
4 Commercial Belgian francs. checks o.i'Nz4
4 6. II l-l6: - days 5.@9dJ. 20aa.
Bankers -nIchsraTks. cables ?5I: checks 95i.G
e5 - 10. 81 DAYS ~ ii-i6C4+$t-
Commercial re;Chsrnarks. checks 2t 1-l5d95h; %
GAYS 81 9-l619ias: 81 days ~ 5-16.
Bankers,- Dutch ~guilders. checks 4e.G+o s-ls:
Commercial Dutch ~gullder.. checks % 1-fs9
Ig,; 50 DAYS 80 l3-15d2aTs.
Market firm.
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REPUBLIC
Corsicsna. Tex Dec. S.-The South Texas
Oil Company Of CO:siCAra struck Il gas flow
in a new well. which is being drilled four
teen mics west of san Antonio. Machinery
was hurled high in IN. mir and prospects
are good for u line fioT OF oil.