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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-16
THINKS RYAN IS THOMPSON
Judge Baldwin Believes Re Recognises
Face Of Murderer.
PROSECUTION is STILL UNwARRANTtD
Chief DOnahue Convinced, but Feels
Not Justified I'm Undertaking
Conviction on the Evidence
Now at Hand.

After a long and careful scrutiny Of Dan
j. Ryan in Chief Donahue's office yesterday
afternoon Judge c.. e. Baldwin expressed
himself as quite convinced, though not
Enthusiastically certain, that Ryan was the
Charles Thompson who figured as principal
in the murder of William Nestle in the
Farnam street alley, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, in 1889. Judge
Baldwin defended Reynolds. who was con-
victed OF being an accomplish Of Thomp-
son, and the latter was pointed out to the
Judge by Reynolds at the time Of the trial.
The judges statement further convinces
Chief Donahue that Ryan was Thompson.
yet the chief does not consider that a con-
viction can be secured upon such evidence.
and, as the principal witnesses in the Rey-
nolds case, including Reynolds himself,
have vanished, the police probably will not
undertake the conviction OF Ryan for the
Nestle murder.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-16
with the noMIers.

In a league game on Clark's bowling
alleys last night the st. Charles lost three
straight to the Clarksons, The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-16
Some Unrelated History.

Incidental to the inspection yesterday
afternoon, Judge Baldwin related some un-
known circumstances of the rather famous
Reynolds trial, which was in December,
1900. He stated that Reynolds told him
that he had come to Omaha with Thomp-
son from a grading camp and undertaken
the burglary Of the shoe store. when Nestle,
a clerk, discovered them and gave chase.
He stated that Thompson fred the fatal
shot back over his shoulder, random aim.
Furthermore, he stated that Thompson,
supposed to have fed the city, was then
in the courtroom watching the trial and in
dictated the man so that Judge Baldwin
might have a look at him. Reynolds would
not, however, even to save himself, tell the
story on the stand nor permit ~Thompson's
presence to be made known. and the Judge,
under the circumstances. felt duty-bound
to keep faith with his client until the YER
dict should be in. By that time Thompson
was gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-16
Judges Description Fits.

The Judge still remembers the face and
feels very certain that ne recognizes 1t on
Ryan's shoulders. He described the man
before he saw him yesterday and his de-
scription fitted the Bertillon photograph
and measurements in all except weight.
Ryan, when brought from the county jail
in irons, and after being inspected by Judge
Baldwin, was questioned closely by Chief
Donahue. He. again admitted having been
in Omaha fourteen years ago, but stated
that after working som time as a dish
washer in Clark & Anderson's restaurant
and at various graders campo near the
city he drifted to California and remained
there until recently. when he returned to
Omaha and was almost Immediately ar
rested on a charge Of robbing B. Bahnsen.
He denied ever having used the alias
Thompson" and AYERS he never was under
arrest before, though admitting his life has
been wrecked by drink.
Reynolds, whose parents sent 5000 from
England to Baldwin to defend him, was
seen last in Omaha shortly after his release
from prison. He then met Detective Saw
! age on jackson street and Informed him he
was going to Philadelphia TO live and re-
form.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-16
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?

This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer 1t to-day. Try
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'Musa BilingQe'

Aceroa de este hermoso libro de
nasstro com patriots ell iluatre poeta
Francisco ] Amy. el Her. Comisio
nado de Iastrucci6 Ptblica de Pasr
to Rico, doctor Lindsay, ha diriRiao
q aqs6l una expresivA earte.
sMusA Bi % 90 una collection
de tr&ducciones de los. postas cl6
sic % ~ Glo AnericAnos, al esps1 /,
figurando tAmbi6n en- Ell libro CON-
posiciones pee icas de cubsros y
p1ertorriqaefios vestiAas al ipgl6s
en- correcsA trAducc;o1, aeon pAfiA.
das unas y otrAs de notas biogr4fi-
cas- de sus re pc tives Autores del
texto original.
Mr.. Il dsAy reccnoce el n 6riso de
asa obrs para uso ds estudia ntes y
nosotroe consignamcs que eMusa
R,lingu - viele & enriquecer verda
deraments ls B bliogrsffs de Puerto
Rico.
El lihro SO estk aetgslmente edi.
tanao, debie odose aar & laz tan prom
to como ae Yauna anfeients n1mero
de suscriptores 6 tan opoTtana como
pstriosica obra,
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NO Sc DESCUIDE I'D.

Los varios sintomas de una con-
dlclon dehilitada. que toda persona
"3conoce ell 81 ml:ma, es una adver-
tencla que por ningun concepto de-
IBERIA pasar desapercibida, pues de
otra manera los germenes de enfer-
medad tomaran incremento con gran
pellgro de fatales consecuencias. Los
germenes de la tisis pueden ser alb
sorvidos por los pulmones cual-
qulera hora echando raices multi
pllcandose, no ser que el sistema
sea alimentado hasta cierto punto Que
le facllite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
que contiene los principles nutriti-
vos y curativos del Aceite de Higa-
do de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
dlrectamente de los hlgados frescos
Gel bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hlpofosfitos Compuesto, Extractos
dc Malta y Cerezo Silvestre, fortif-
ca ell sistema contra todos los cam
bios de temperature, que producen
lnvarlablemente Tos, Catarro, Asma.
Bronquitis, Pulmonla, Influenza, Gri.
pa, Isis y todas las Intermediates
emanadas por debilidad de los pull
mones y constitution raquitica. To-
mada & tempo evita la tisis: toma-
da q tempo Ia cura. GEL Sr. DR..
Francisco M. Soria, de Habana. dice:
Desde que conoci su Preparation de
Wampole. privada del aceite ' uti-
lizando sus principles medicinales
junto con los demas ingredientes.
resulta un preparado que no tiene
precio en- este china que nos impi.e
usar el aceite por ser dificil su di-
gesti6n, asi es que su preparado
constituye el mejor remedio que Sc
ha podido encontrar. Yo la estov
usando en- mi practica professional
con excelentes resultados en- todas
Las mnltiples manifestaciones del es-
crofulismo." Es tan sabrosa como la
miel. No ip1porta que clase de tra-
tamiento haya tenldo NAL exito en-
el caso de I'd. no se desespere has
"a que Ia maya probado. E1icax des-
dc la primera d6sis. g Nadie sufre
nm desengafio con esta.o De venta
en- todas las Boticas aqui v On to
das parties de Enropa, Asia. Africa
Australia Norte y Sud America.
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Advertisement
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Office Of the Superlntendet of
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San Juan p II. April 25th 1908.
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All information, a copy of the
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4ructlons to bidders will be fur
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The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
a StieYJe
Superintendent of Public Work.
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RAMON GAMBIA OORDOVA
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Los se,e ninos de Ecija, Don Juan de Sa-
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radios FL Trovaoor. Las trece noches de
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La Sonora Emma Mitchell, $40 Louisiana
street, Indianapolis, Indiana, escribe:
Por los cinco amos pasados raramen,e
he estado sin Dolores pero la Peruna ha
cambiado todo este, denuo de muy POGO
tempo. Creo que habia tornado solamente
dos frascos euando comence 4 recuperarme
slete frascos me sanaron competamente
No tengo ahora jaquecas nj dolor de es-
paida, gozo de la vida.-Emma Mitchell.
La venida de la asi llamada Mujer Mo-
derna en- nuestro pals no Sc saluda por
todos como 81 fuese una gran bendicion
Pero hay otra mujer moderna i Ia cual
todos quieren Yer con gusto, todos los
das aiguna mu er enferma exclama He
Sido hecha una nueva muj jer por ell Dr.
Hartman y su tratamiento domestico es
bastante indcar el nombre, la direction,
los sintomas, Ia duraci6n de la enfermedad
el tratamientc anterior al DIR. Hartman,
Columbus, Ohio para recibir prontc las
dlrecclones para el tratamiento de un mes.
81 L no obtiene resultados satisfactorios
yprontos por el uso de la Peruna escriba
en Seguida al DR. Hartman, dandole una
description completa de su case el e
mandara con gusto So impottante consejo
gratuitamente
DiriJase al Dr. Hartman, Pre>dente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus Ohio
Para direcciones especales, cada cual
1ebe leer <Las enfermedades de Ia vida2, un
.jemplsr del cual, acompafa ONO envotura
cada botela:
La Pe-ru-na la tienen de venta todos los
Iuimicos y droguistas, al precio de un dollar
a botella, seis botellas por cnco dollars
Aquellos que deseen correspondence di-
'ecta con 81 DR., Hartman, que pueden es-
oerar las dilaciones necesarias en- ida V vuel-
"a del correo, pueden dirigirse al mismo DR..
). B. Hartman Columbus. Ohio. u. s. A
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza Alfonso MI
San Juan, p. r. puede vender los farma-
,euticos droguistas al por menor, en- la isla
lie PuertoRico.
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A XII Mum 1903 Manm6 0 eMao Dc
San @@nndd natlJuy1
Sc TIRA EL DINERO
DE Los O0NTRIBUYENTES

Lsa CkmAras On las postrimar fas
do IN psrfod0 legislative, pas6 III
aiicultad algans nm chill. aae se L
presento. pssando tambi6, f&eil.
| eutivo.
Y pasanao por alli y por sqaf fae
y % ley, ante 10 eaal, respstuosoa
siempre, nos descnbrimos ' CON y
sombrerO on la msno, protestamoa
y esperAmos:
Qae dieho ebiils, fke para seta.
blecer On ssta capital CON su radio
dc aeci6n On toda 10 islA an ssbureau
dc puertos y muetles."
Esta 90 ana e1pocio do central !.
qHe entisnde son los paertos y mae.
lies do 10 islA, depend sndo de dicho
eentro laa eapitanfas de puerto de 10
islA; Cd adsmAs sa mission ssg6n to.
names entendido, para sstsblecsr
dsreohos 4 Los buques cuyos fonaos,
seg6n tambiea entenaamos ss para
repsrAOi6n De muelles.
EstA Oficina, bsasaa4 6 central. co.
mo quiera llAm&rsa cuesta al Pueblo
dc Puerto Rico lsis) 10 friolera de-
mil seiscisnscs dollars, q ne cobra an
smpleaao americano, mas novacisn.
tor iaem pare sl Chief clerk, 6 sea go
ayudante.
Eata cfcina, por 10 que ss Aes-
prende, 90 aai como nm rnmAl de IL
marina por 10 que hemos poaido
deaucir, los que alli funcionan, de.
ben entsnder POGO de bAbor v de es.
tribor, de bArlovento sotaventc,
dc tonelsie, dc nm amelia & pique, de
ober q ues, de iarcia, de gasrear, ETC.,
terminus que ussn los hombrea de-
mar, y que para lidiar CON allies hay
que entsnaerlas IA LEI guAie, porque
10 me1or pAsan uno pOr ojo.
Paes TODD cato, nos parece, no
nos atrevemos 6 esegurarlo, que nj
el mismo cspit&n de puerto sabe, nj
mucho menOs entender cuanio ne Ie
coge nm rico d la mayor, es ue este
emplsasc, continental 81, tamb.6u
cobra nm baen pico del fondo del
Paeblo de Puerto Rico, porque ;cui.
daao que etta pueblo tiene fande!
Y siuc, pres q utsse 6 los empleados
Alndidos que cuantas brasas Re pue.
do d1r ,ndo.
Pero, bien, todo este pass POI que
hemos visto carreteros de maestros
de escu9la 6 inspectores de iaem, y
esto si one no guarda analogfa al.
guna, pero 10 que 81 no psako pasar
es que Sc ps gusn tan elevsdoa guel.
dos para empieaaos, que & ID YER.
dad, no tienen grandes probiemas
que resolver, nj tampcco "a labor on
muv penosa.
No obstanta, Mr.. Favoritismo, tie.
ne IN ni1o que bautizar, y para ban.
tixArlo, hay que uevar padrino, y
como eate buen Pueblo de Paerto
Rico, es cristiano para bAa.izA Ar e IN
nif1o ne nombra pad,iao, y este 90 el
que 10 lleva G Ia pilo y hRsta 10 pro-
poreionA 6i6er6n.
Pero todo este no 90 nads, no se
alArmen los contribayantes, cue
mientras ellos trabajsn para epgor.
dar & 10 vacs, bscerl itos no ls fal.
tarln.m
No hay que apur&rse: 90 ahead
''this Is another ma tier { bnsinesa".
Qse On esps q d quiere dscir Aae-
lAnta, ests es otrA question de ne
gocio.
If Romero Hdrtbaatses
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iFILATELIC0S!

6a vende una gran coleccion .
eotloe. 9a oonnponep do ons pilIns
- to4an partoQ 1el muu1u.
Ilauo onEoA 3 1nns. do Loo sales
II - ~ hekkte. -
- on1t 1Eenta iaf1rn y
pcg enoxzko 4iRl 1eo II ap&xt1xo %
uorxsoe nameso 70. ~
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Ataque te0riCO
de submarines
Contra barcOS merCanteS
SUBMARINES FRANCHISES

Londres, "a de Ab,il.--E co-reA'
ponsal del 'sTimeh" en- Paris snun
cis qua los submarines frames o
sEspAdons y <Siiuras, acahan de
# sctuar dos &taques tt6ricos. con el
mayor s6xiso, contra dos vApores
trasatl6nticos, el eB .stsgne. y el
champagne, cercA de ID costa de
Cnsi bonrg
Los cAp.tAn nes de los teasatI&nticcs 0
recibiaron aviso % qae serfan AtAcA.
dos On cua'qnier mumsnt0, y on el
soto . estk0ieci6 m servini0 ae vi.
gilaEeia quo ereyerun hAbi& de ser
muy efess. Sn embargo, Il eEs.
pAdcnp spilled m torpedo d sB .eta.
gusD, \ q &6.inye, logF6 disparAr
0trOs contra los dos tranat1k 1kntioos
si11nltfneamente, ein one = yiera el
menor in1ieiD lei Atsqaa.
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tatamiento de toaas las eaier-
meAaAes en- general.
OPeraciones quirlrglcas.
kspecialidad en- afecci0nes De
Loo 0tos y do Las Was urinarias.
Horas De consultas de- 3 4 & de
IL tarda.
RortalexA (Allea street, 10.
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Taquigratla Espanola
E INCL ESA

ensenada por correo por una pro-
fesora con ounce amos de practica
como taquigrafo y maestro. Mi me-
TODD es sencillo y moderno. Curse
complete $500; ipagaderos $1,000
al empezar, 1000 al principle del
segund0 mes y $500 ell tercero ;
despu6s de estOs gast0s Sc sigue
estudiando hasta que SO aprenda.
Sc pueden dar reforencias en- los
Estados Unidos y Puerto Rico.
MRS A. M. L CoLEsoN.
The sun., 1903-05-10

The coffee market was a1.t asa'r with prices
character tn The news and most operstors were
pesn markets vera easier blu, The receipts were
total sales for the day were only 500 b-gs.
NAVAL sToEIs, Spirits Of turpesntns :sa:sIsa
PRoyIsIoss Lard was quieG renned. Continent
ss.7t; western prime, go Brazil kegs, sil,
mes. at sisasasiss0. Talow. Sic: Dressed
hssts, sos1aiI,s.; State. dairy, .Ybs; fancy; 2!e-
isai5c . large white fair 70 fancy is4luic Egg;
state and Pcnnsylvania. l7c;: Western. NC:
under continued llauida,lon. ranged lower. THO
sA lard and With pork showing slight net gain for
IT, day. The 5nKf1E M was P,nsiPAay TO oer SSser
70 cause some recovery from the early dips 70
prices. Western receipts OF hogs for tue week
were $500 as compsred With $4,000 the eone:
spending week last year. shipments OF lard and
meats for the week were much less Than tAose for
the corresponding week year ago.
SpGAn.--Raw was dull at 3 tl.i6c. asked for
% yes, and Side. ssksd for 50 test Refined was
CHICAGO. May o--These were " days prices.
The sun., 1903-05-10
THE SUN. SUNDAY. MAY 10. 1903.
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

to-day on. a moderate volume u business.
Prices at the opening showed no. particular
change from the last closing. but after the
was felt to come extent in Northern Securities
and United states steel So, The former
sold down V per cent; on very light offerings.
national Mercantile N arine shares were lrreg-
nlar, the common was on 4 per cent. while
the preferred lost y without sales American
White Knob Copper attracted eomo atten-
t!on. by the continued upward tendency
displayed the last few days. Insiders were
4 on fairly heavy dealings. The strength
In this stock is duo TO the reported unex,
pected discovery OF a very valuable vein OF
ore In its property.
The transactions In the market to-day
The sun., 1903-05-10

T.. The SHARP rsc IN cotton was largely du: to "a.
point. Both ass,s n,'dde' minated h1Hea'es %
have received important accesdons to It's M nb.rs
orders for local Val Street. & souSs WssS2pp :; s2p
and liverpool account New orleans bull leade.s
yer. ss eys q eS psons ,oa 5ary I
on the advance.
:, September was the bull card h.re. aad July :,
made only moderate advance as the weather Is
fayora6e and the CROP movemen. continues ia,e.
sns At . .ha and s@ns e's q, M IN.
One house said "The influence Of new lew crop rope con.
dlt,ons on the market will doubtless take mora
pro,pect Of a Government report 90 conditions
from which some Idea may be obtained OF the
p, n ns xh s Ike '
recent unfavorable. weather, The winter options
Justified By the chances for and ssainst fuli crop
The one problem which has been unsolved w'h
fairly good conditions is the yield thai would result
Is no. TOO much g say shs, With iavorstls s cor j.;
greatest would easily be met by years arowts
With such condition: as ruled In 1890 or the two
This Resf @ss ne hrs
given full relief and u Is yet too early to speak
q planting prepsI.tion, as being daneeroyslr
for favorable conditions in the near future. TOO
market spd len %
70 hazard ard definite opinion on the near future OF
Aasl coSrHp"R on the spo, va. dul, at 6He. tor
No. !. sale, 100 bag, Central American: 400 Mexi.
can can Fu,ures were sensrsll1 uaacS,t'nsed' CLOSING
aameuSa Ham e 1pts & American can varehouse d.vernsas ra
e.s. ss? sss'k s S e.ssssss ssd aesi
bags: stock Sc, co., Prices as follows:
The sun., 1903-05-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on cal! cal! :Ssn per cent; last Loan
y auotsd at per cent for sEty
* per cent. for nine months, Commercial
snse and bs
5HdSh per cent.
sterling exchange market was dull. but
fs1e @ and 1ay or
Ions bill. and Ass:: for short 'Actusl rates:
Long bills, e4.ssd -. IS 10: sight drafts. S4.ssd
Francs we're quoted At s:isnaSi7H for long
and S;isHd5.iS for short: reichsmarks were
aHctsd ed e 2stds for long snd
d46 s-is for long and 4ol. a 40 s-ls for short.
Domestic exchange on New York, Boston
Sc, DISCOUNT and par. Charleston Buying,
buying 5oc, Discount; ceiling. $50. premium.
San Franc cisco o-.sisht. Sc. premiun, tele-
@ sd.nS Iii pes% asked 10 os pssmam pre
oo banSs Ns, iSf on
mercal, SOC discount; banks, 81 premium.
three month. bills ~ psr cent; consoIs for for
y 9" s%on S ns zone nn s s
Rank OF England on balance TODAY si2.ooo.
Paris advices quote per cents: o. francs.
cent on ndon % s
i7k centimse. Berlin advices quote eI-
change on London 20 marks +siS pfennigs
The private rate OF discount is as per cent
The weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank
Of Germany shows the following changes:
treasury notes increased l.ooo.ooo marks;
other eecurities decreased ii 500 .ocn marks:
notes in circulation decreased ~. $50. ON marks.
Commercial price OF har silver In New
York 5shc Bar silver in London closed ct
- iS-ted. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 42c.
Exchanges, ai0i, ,6<t, ,2e9: balance, $40 SSs, ,Oa0.
Sub Treasury debit ba lance, tsi7,s2o
The sun., 1903-05-10
TICKER MI-LTIPLTED BY TEN.
Error In Bank statement That Was Toe
Apparent to NItecad.

An inoidert In Wsll Street yesterday
which resulted In some confusion was
an error by one Of the ticker companies n
reporting tho weekly bark statement.
The surplus reserves OF ali deposits were
reported as showing decrease Of 81, ,,i5?,o"a'
ard on others than United States dci"srs
q decrease of sll.iS8.a2s. some time elapsed
before a correction v'ss made. rivir 2 80
right figures, si,lS2,n?5 and sli5d '-''
respectively.
II was realized ~ orcc tina. a n'l.f7ae
must have teen made, ard IA" err d: H7d
little effect, If the fgurss bad teen eorT',
1t would have meal " lpiI c ont - -"
surplus reserves. The fact thai 'NeT t"l'
OF 81, ,lS2 OPS Was sufficicrt IT. il Ciuce ""'
siderable selling of stocks. and 'ho n.2-A''
closed weak
The sun., 1903-05-10
Business TrOubics.

4. petition In bankruptcy has been d,ed
against Sismund $. Rauth and Marcus Rrar :
,Rauth 4 Brandt. Wholesale jewellers, ~ 80
Broadway. by James Sc,rel ElEns /.
bilities $40 ooo and assets s7.tln. Jli:e h''t
has appointed Hc,,ri yaT Cott. s'n ~
Postmaster Van Cott. rec.iver o'tAc a's't'
Harry S. Keltc, a hr, ger OF 81 Ev"lin:"
place. has filed u petition IN hsnIrIpt -
with liabilities S.23} and assets So. 90
owes sol L;choenstain Sip,
tnr1 Pabs', n writer on tla S'ofS- rr'IH .
has fled petition In tanEruatcr T-l'N -
biliies Al. $50 an no assets
Deputy Shsril. GovRn has rec"ivei ~
attachment against ~ Eepu5hc >avi-'
and Loan Association o. SeSa-S for fi;A /;
favor OF Hiram Rna,dh. o7 Che"H da'''
Nav I. 1902. delivered y J4.id t. ,sn,er'l.
who indor~ed II to Mr. E,naldo. "h."l o11'oA
has not been paid
The sun., 1903-05-10

wheat advanced unocr the Stimulus OF stronger
cables light offerings expectations that the Gov.
crnment report on Monday will show deieriora
iion In crop prospects. covering Of shorts and
more or less foreign buying. while some OF the crop
news from the Southwest was Sulllsh
Then. too, Minneapolis .. Duluth and 81. Louis
were all styong and the unsettled political situation
In the Far East waS not without some effect and
leading Interests at the West were supposed 10 be
buying Toward the clo>e there was 90 orne recession
on realizing. There were l,gnt rains in tn. North
lish markets rose to ~ and Paris was unc hanged
import duty VIII be retncei or rem owed TEN porsl,
bush. Broomhhlls agent al Novorossisk, Russis
owing to the lack OF ran. 4 m oderais increase
In the amouM on p,sssge Is expected. Some look
for decrease In the visible OF shout CO., GO bush
PRIMARY receipts were 2S'.0Oo bush. against no on
last year. and the shipments 4l&u00 The seAboa nd
received $4,000 bush. and cleared SO?, 90 Corn
was Arm for time, owing to the strength OF wheat
and covering OF shorts. hut later on prices sseeed
on good weather. LIQUIDATION and a icSs,ned de.
nand 10 cover. The cables we're 4 70 I'D higher
Chicago received cS+ cars lncl ding ~ o! cont c;
ga!e. Pr!n AIRY receipts were SaS Ono hush and the
M, ,pnenLs SD, ,O0D The seapoard recs we'd 2i2 go
DlIsn and cleared ?t2.6o. Oats were Quiet and
arm on small receipts TIE long MAY in,t res,
aCleago is said to he concentrated in afcs s;roae
hands
Receipts were i?,odS bbls. a,d g. OF sacks. EA
ports. 8.ss2 bblS and Sss sacks. Winter In bbis
SupeIhnr. - 7o<t42 ID No .eA,rs. a. 15p2 es c.sA
&sisatsso. straign's. ss.tSetsS,. patents, es.7oA
The sun., 1903-05-10
oTHIR AARKErA
n.I~ Ryl.h = a.
lave Stock Market.

SATURDAY. Nay
Receipts OF beeres were S4a head. al consigned
direct. No sales reported. Dressed beef stes ";
city dressed native sides, extreme range, 7t,i1'.
per ID. Cablea last received quoted Amencia
beef al eI4c. per ID. Reported exports FOR TO day
i.:p0 beeves. 10 sheep, $500 quarters OF beet,
Only one calf on sale; city dressed vealS general
sales ~ &io!sc per ID. Receipts OF sntep AID
lambs Including two cars direct TO slaughter we
1901 head: nNe cars on sale. Sheep ruled s.eatr.
with fair inquiry lambs were rn:: s27ng le'nos
steady. Nothing reported unsoll. Clpp>d shnrp
sold at tatS.t0 per 100 lbs; unsnorn do 81 IS 500
S5.7s; clipped lambs a. Ss.25as.so: PennsylvaNt
and Indiana spring lambs at - per icnloS. lres>,d
mutton, e@l0lzc. per b. dressed lambs. lo'7 "
Receipts Of hogs partly estimated. were .iSi head
two cars on sale alive. No sales reported