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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22
Today Bank Statement.
Special Term Of Court.

Judge John w. Mason came down
from Fairmont today to hold special
term Of circuit court 1t was held
for the purpose OF confirming the sale
of the ID. |. b. Anderson heirs farm
to the Keystone Industrial Company
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22
Peter Threatens to AbdIcate.

London, Aug. 22.-From a Russian
source at Belgrade it is learned that
King Peter twice within 10 days has
threatened to abdicate, not only per-
sonally, but on behalf of the Kara
georgevich dynasty. If the present dis
tracing situation in the Servian CAPT
tai continues.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22
Youngstown Snake Story.

Youngstown, O., Aug. pa monster
snake, over nine feet long and eight
inches in diameter, was killed in the
heart of the city. Patrolman Gala
CHER was called to the house of fam
lily named Combs, where the snake
was, and killed it. 1t is supposed to
have escaped from a small show. It
made no fight when attacked.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22
OIL Fire Extinaulshed.

Sour Lake, Tex, Aug. 22-The fire
in the oil field is fully extinguished
and all wells about cleared OF debris
and things have BEEN or are being
put In shape to resume work. The
losv la over $4,000.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22

YOUR favorite magazine for August
may now be had at The Acme.
ROCHESTER, Root Beer. &C. w
Phillips & Co., next to Post Once.
EXCURSIONS are getting rather COM
mon again. For some time there has
been nothing doing 10 this direction
but several have already landed here
and many others are planned.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22
GARD FROM MIR. SHOEMAKER.

MoRGANToWN w. Va, Aug, I'll
The alleged ROBBERY OF which Joe Cain
10 the Restaurant was mistak e
which is rectlfled.
JOHN SHOEMAKER.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22
New Pleasant corner restaurant.

If you want the best meal In town
for % cts go to the New Pleasant
Corner Restaurant. Strictly first
class, good cooking and cleanliness.
All kinds OF game ard fish 10 season.
Ice cream at all times. A good line
OF candies, tobacco and cigars. Open
day and night.
GALLAGHER BROS. & FISHER.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22

We want every body to know that
we have adds d full and complete
stock of comforts and blankets to
our line.
HIRsCHMANs.
FALL styles in Queen Quality
hoes now at Hirschmans.
GUARANTEED Tor fit, comfort and
wear; the G. b. Corsets, sold only
by Hirschmans.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-08-22

PLAYING cards a. the Acme.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
FIRST WEDDING IN
THE CHESTERFIELD.
Dr.. Witherspoon, Chaplain Of
Indoors Community, Unltes
Mr. Beck and Miss Robertson.

The Chesterfield Apartment House had
lis first marriage yesterday afternoon.
At 6 o'clock Mr. Xavier Beck and MISS
Jessie Robertson drove up to tho nlg
structure and asked to be shown 10 the
apartments occupied by DR.. Zero WIN
crspoon Tho attendants suspected SONG
thing interesting at once, and win sinll-
ing faces ushered the meek but happy
looking couple to the handsome rooms l,s
of DR.. and Mrs. Witherspoon. IL 'ooh
hut a minute for the astute presbyterian
divine to tumble to what was wanlcd
of him, and in the presence of Mrs. With
crspoon and several Of the trlenus Oh .lse
couple who came with them he unlteu
the fond hearts.
Mr. and Mrs. Beck will mako their
home in Roanoke. where Mr., Beck mas
n desirable position. His bride is n daush-
ter of Mr.. William Robertson. OF THIS city.
Dr. Wi,herspoon is the only y minister mn or At It
the a. ,ss hie indoors, nao
community.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
CONTRACT FOR sKYsCRAPER
TO BE LET IN JANUARY

The contract for tho erection OF the
proposed splendid office building Of the
Mutual Assurance Society Of Virginia at
the southeast corner of Ninth and Nam
Streets will not be awarded until meet
ing to be held January 18TH.
At the meeting held OH yesterday. when
the bids were presented 1t developed that
so many of members OF the Board OF
Directors we're out of the city, 1t would
be advisable TO postpone this important
matter until another time. a number OF
bids were received. some from Richmond.
Others from New York and other northern
contractors IL Is understood that tho
figures range around the 100000 point
The structure Is u be nine full stories
above ground on tha Main Street front
and ten stories above ground at the alley
end. It will have frontage on Main
Street OF ono hundred feet and will bo
one Of the most imposing structures In the
South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
THE DIFFERENCE
coffee Usually Means Sickness but Pos

Coffee Usually Means Sickness but Poo.
tum Always Means Health.
Those who have never tried the experi-
ment OF leaving off coffee and drinking
postum In It's place and In this way re-
gaining health and happiness can learn
much from the experience OF others who
have made tho trial
Ono who knows says: u drank coffee
for breakfast every morning until had
terrible attacks OF indigestion producing
days of discomfort and nights Of sleep-
lessness. ! tried to give up the use OF
coffee entirely. but found It hard to go
from hot coffee to glass of water. Then
I tried Postum Food Coffee.
ut was good and the effect was so
pleasant that soon learned to love It
and have used 1t for several years. I'M
proved Immediately after | left off coffee
and took on Postum and am now entirely
cured OF my indigestion asd other trou-
bios, all of which were due to coffee,
7 am now we'll and contented ana ~ be-
cause changed from coffee to Postum
postum Is much easier to make right
every time than coffee. for 1t Is so even
and always reliable. No never use col-
fee now In our family. We uso Postum
and are always we'll" Name given by
Postum Company, Battle Greek, Mich
There's II reason and 1t Is proved by
trial.
Look IN each. package for copy Of
tho famous little book. The Road to
Wclyille''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
VERY Low RATES TO RICHMOND. AND
RETURN VIA SOUTHERN. hA,I'
WAY THANKSGIVING, nv

& D. 4
For afternoon trains, Noven7 eer SoI.,|
and morning trains, 26th, the soutms, ~
Hallway will sell special round trlp uck'1
ats from all stations In Virginia ano trol'I
Cireen sl,oro Durham and Raleigh ana IN
tormediate stations to Richmonu ana re-
turn al rate Of ono first-c!ass rare, Plus
twenty-fiye cents, with return Unit MOI
yember 9th, account foot-pall game pei
tween University Of Virginia ana Onlver't
sty OF North Carolina.
C. w. WEsTBUR4. D, r A.
DON'T miss tho Is to 90 per cent Oft
pn,; yellow and Blue Tag Sale com
nenoIng November esd, at siDSun a
HUNDLEY'S.
SPECIAL RATES VIA sEARoARD Aia|
LINE RAILWAY,
Account Southern educational Assocla-
lion. Atlanta, Ga, December 90,
1908, January I 1904.
IN account of the above occasion the
seahoard win sell tickets from all stat
tons on its lines to Atlanta and return
81 rate OF one fare. plus Sys0. which inr
c,,,des membership fee Tickets on sale
nacember Goth final limit January 3, 1904
ISnr tielkets and other infornia lion, apply
to the undersigned,
District Passenger Agent,
,phone 405. Mchmond, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
EDUCATION BOARD
FINISH THEIR WORK

Tho State Bonrd of Education completed
their work yesterday and adjourned
after ono OF the most interesting sessions
ever held by tho body.
There was but little to be printed con-
corning the meeting, though 1t was one
Of vast Importance to the public Schoois
o. the State. All the new school laws
were carefully gone over. and every detail
considered and passed "a on by the Hehi-
CerS. ~,
liam Courthouse, was elected teacher OF
the Indian school in King William coun-
Is, and number Of minor matters wcre
disposed Of
Readers and spellers-Wost, Bowlcs and
Glass.
Grammars and langungc-Kcnt. Tyler
nno Southall.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., West and Bowles.
phes-Bowles, Anderson and
Kent.
civil Observation-Disclosures Montague
and Tyler.
Ing NJ ontague, Glass and West.
History--ryler Anderson, Kent Monta-
quo and Southnll.
Physiology and Hygiene--Dr. Southall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

lees and w. w. Old for the appellants,
and submitted
Richmond, fredericksburg and POTOMAC
Railroad Company VS.. Martins admlnis-
traitor. Argued by Hill Garter lot pain
tlrf In error and A. T. TEnbrey for de-
PENDANT In error, and continued until
Friday.
The court will adjourn for Thankssiv-
Ing Day. ~,
Tho next cases to be called are: CIV
ter's cx'ors vs.. Shelton and ais; Conner
W. Life Insurance Company OF virginia
and Rhea and others VS.. Shields. trustco'
and ais hcng Nos. 10, 20 and :. on the
argument docket.
consequently no opinions will be handed
down until next Thursday The judges
viii observe Thanksgiving Day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

BURNETT'Sf EXTRACT of YANil LA
is the leader nl tho world over, Use no otlierr-
al Il y It /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

ing fratcrnal orders within the provisions
of the bill, and 1t was advocated by Mr.
Cation and opposed by Mr.. whitehead
and tho two had quito u. lengthy rum
ming debate. Inc amendment was adopt
ed and the bill further read ana con-
sdered but not finally disposed o.
The Senate joint resolution asking LOT
statistics regarding the registered "nlte
and colored voters OF fhe state was lald
before the House and Mr. cumming
asked its adoption. It was opposed by
Mr.. sebrsl, who said the move was
simply one to crafty the curiosity. Mr.,
Tollses advocated the resolution and SAID
IL was important for the people to know
whether the CONSTITUTIONAL Convention
had done what It was called for. ana
Mr.. Boaz thought it might furnish infor-
nation ngainst the democrats IN Suits
in federal courts against the validity
OF the Constitution. The resolution was
reiected-ayes, 30; noes, 81,
Mr.. I.nsslter moved TINT when the
House adjourn il be to meet OH Friday
al ii O'clock, but this was rejected, ana
thc insurance bill was again taken up.
Mr. Churchmnn offered an amendment
eycmpting purely mutual companies from
the operations OF The bill doing business
in only five adjoining counties, and the
matter went by until to-day.
A-l' ,-------------------- ---+---
BuRNETT'sf EXTRACT Of YANll LA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26

Committee to Examine Office OF Clerk
of tho senate-John S. Chapman, chair
man, and J. Lawrence Campbell. vice
c. Harding Walker.
The Senate adjourned until this morning
at II o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
Special Election.

Governor Montague yesterday ordered
n special election to be held on December
90 TO III tho vacancy occnsioned In the
new State Senate BY the death OF Judge
Galloway Brown. So far as known, Sem
atlr T. Lawrence Campbell Is the only
Incumbent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
SUPREME COURT
TAKES A HOLIDAY

The following were the proceedings OF
the Supreme Court of Appeals yesterday;
Turner, by. etc, vs.. Barraud and ais.
Argued by T. II. Busbee for the appel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
Revival Services.

The tevival at the Second Baptist
Church continues In interest, Large con-
Erega tons attsnd each night, Services
will be held tonight and every night thls
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-26
Rev. Mr., Jenkins Engaged.

The Rev C. L. Jenkins. of Richmond
College, has been engaged to supply the
rulpit of tho Randolph Street Baptist
Church next Sunday and also for the
month OF December.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
HOG MARKET BIG FIVE CENTS HIGHER
LiEht Run Of sheep and Lambs and
Quality Rather Common, but Prices
Shove No ouOtable Change
from Those Paid Thursday.
SOUTH OMAHA, March n.

FhShArIS FUN The 1hAh ~ OAlE.
Ihe foIioWlng table shows the recelpts
OF cattle, noes anu sheep at South Omana
Tor the year 10 GATE anu comparisons with
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
wEARE GRAIN AND ELEVATOR co.
Omaha Branch itO-1it Board Of Trade
milling.

CHICAGO. March 27-wHEAT-There
was a severe break In wheat early on IA
Norabie weather. bearish crop adviCcs and
liberal Argentine shipments. The market
lost Hdli4c and the May at one time was
as low as 1ikc. There was a recovery OF
about a cent on large export sales east. New
York reporting 50O,0l bushels sold TO LIS
bon In two dayr. and the reports on total
sales for export varied from - to 10y. loads.
There was some Kansas wheat sold from
here by way OF the gulf. The Modern Mil
Ter predicted the highest April condition
since 1901. when Il was 81. Argentine ship
ments were 2.424.COO bushels; clearances for
the day, $4,000 bushels and for the week
2,9J3,0O0 bushels. Gables were a fraction
lower. Primary receipts. $4,000 bushels,
against 10000 last year; primary shipments,
lii.OJl bushels; northwest receipts, 2lS cars.
against 25S last week; last year holiday;
local receipts. 20 cars. with none contract;
estimates for tomorrow. 10 cars. The WIS.,
IDLE will decrease about lOOOOO bushels.
CORN-The market has been quiet but
firm and did not follow the decline in
wheat, even wheat was at its weakest.
There has been some changing, buying OF
May and selling of July. Cleaiances. $4,000
bushels, and for the week 3%,61S,oO bushels;
Argentine shipments were only 1900 bush
els, and reports from there are that the
weather has been unfavorable for sather-
ing corn. There is no Improvement in the
were only 100 cars. with rome contract, the
cash market was &c lower. Cables were
practically unchanged. New York reports
IS loads taken for export; primary receipts,
$1,000 bushels, against Si7,OOO last week;
primary shipments, 3l9,OQO bushels.
OATS-The market yielded some early in
sympathy with wheat. but on the decline
there. was a demand from brokers. who
usually act for Patten, and from shorts
present loss was recovered. Receipts, 23S
cars, with IA contract; estimates for to-
morrow, 200 cars clearances. 10000 BUSH
els. Cash market was steady. The low
grades Of oats are now close up to the
May and country offerings are light. The
eastern demand Is still slow.
PROVISIONS-The market opened steady
and declined on weakness I'm grain market
and lower hog market. The market was
by no means weak, however; little suf-
Tered; the trade was mostly local. There
were 25.O00 hogs; market slow and 5 cents
lower; ima for Saturday, 1900: hogs
week.
wEARE GRAIN AND ELEVATOR CO..
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28

CATTLE-There was on.y a hand full of
cattle In the yards this morning, and as a
result the market showed considerable i'm
provement. Trading was quite brisk from
start to- finish and everything was sold at
an early hour except, of course, the late ar
rivals.
There were quite a few beef steers in
Guided in the offerings, and buyers took
hold freely and the market could safely be
quoted about a dime higher than yesterday.
AS compared with a week ago prices are
about lOdJtbc lower. The bulk OF the cattle
yesterday sold right around close to 25c
lower than the close OF last week, and
the bulk Of the cattle received here since
Monday have also sod very nearly 16126c
lower than last week.
The COW market was quite active and
fully steady so far as the better grades are
concerned. There has been considerable
uneVennese to the trade for the last several
DAYS. but as with a week ago
there Is not much change, except on the
Gamers and cutters. Gamers have been
badly neglected all the week. and are l5q25c
lower. Cutters have also suffered, but not
quite as much as the. Gamers.
Bulls. veal calves n stays all sold In
Just about the same notches they did yes
terday.
There we're only a few stockers and feed
ers on hand this morning, and as Is gem
orally the case on a Friday the market
was rather slow and buyers shaded prices
a little. There was quite a demand from
the country yesterday. something over 80
cars being shipped, so that spectators will
not be obliged to carry over Sunday any
great number. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodltien

NEW ,YoRK. March 2l-FLouR1Re.
u.s. STEADY xin SSs s strsishts ~i s.sce1 Psteq Minnesota @Ss
patents, $4.00@4.20. winter extras. $500
Sio; Mi9nesoi.ss s6 6SaSSssrrs' R;soqS;40; winter
fair TO good, s3.sOaS2O; choice to fancy, &.25
~CoRNMEAL-Easy; yellow western, u-@;
city, N.07; Brandywine, &-40qa56.
RYE-steady; No. 2 western, eOc. (. o. b..
BARLEY-bun; feeding. 74c c. T. T..
SS WVHhlGG;AFP@sRfseseessipt Ss'1 qm,SsscSS; bu.: exports,
$3.50 bu; Spot. steady; No. 2 red. 7Shc. ele-
T yst95; No ba I TsS, az, (. @ 3 3. ssfsiSSss.t: No No. ! !
hard Manitoba. S3%c. I. o. o., ahoat. OPP
. lions opened hrm on small Argentine ship
were later affected by active unloading OF
May and by midday had become weak.
reaching lowest point OF the season. Sub
port trade gave the afternoon market a
Arm tone and II closed only &c under the
pSTsSioSs 9igRS; aI Maren' sStasieii Siosen ui az
14@q75He. closed at 7Sc; September, SlSG
7She, closed at 7SbAc.
bu. sales, 100000 bu. futures, $500 bu. spot.
Spot, steady; No. ?, nominal, elevator. and
TO, b. anoat, sic; No. 2 yellow, Sic; No, 2
white. b2%c. Options sold up at the start
on small receipts, covering and rains west.
They finally rallied. however. on covering
on a scare OF shorts and others X6xc
higher March, s5G65lAc, closed al 65iLc;
May. 6Oh@5Ohc, closed at 5O5bc; July. 4Sa
oGTs@Rscsipts, $1,000 bu.; exports. 5.ss5
bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, 42d42hc; standard
white, 42hQ42%c; No. 8 nallAc; No. 2
white, l2hd42Ae; No. 8 white. lOc; track
mixed western, nominal; track white, 41Q
4ec, Options opened steady. after which
lied on a demand from shorts. May closed
HAT-oulet; spring, SG67e; good to
IRitoSPFsgTDSuiii; state, common to choIc,,
1902. 2lGS3c; 1901, 20d2Se; olds. 7a12c; Pa.
eiac coast 1909. 2tg2sc; 1901 sOQ2Sc: olds
HIpEs-Firm: Galveston. 20 to Is It's,
"a 10 30 lbs. lac.
LEATHER-Quiet: acid. 24ik926c.
PROVISIONS-Beef. firm; family, Sl4.O.
gaiSS; packet % { gisSSisco:O sity. n eHfTs mai
mess, S2aO0u2400. Cut meats, hrm; pickle
bellies, N0O0all.50; picked shoulders, $40
az Is; pieklrd hams. Sl.506n2OO. Tarl
easy; western steamed, slO.45; renned
compound. S7.5oqS.O0. Pork. firm; family.
!i9Sg,S1; short clear Sls,0oqzl.5o; mess
TAILow-Firm; city. 5%c; country. 60
RiCE-Firm.
BUTTER-Reeelpts. ass pkEs.: hrm
state dairy, T0rzIc. extra, &c
sreemsry, common to choice, i9d3Shc.
fancy, large, state, fun cream. fall made
rolOred, l4ik4lsNc: white. ltNulahc; fancy
small. state, fun cream. fall made. eolored
EGGs-Beceipts. 2ses pkgs.: arm; stat,
and Pennsylvania average best, ithd15c
western. fancy. 1tnd15e.
METALS-London tin prices were ad
vaneed los today 10 AlsS 10 for spot an'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28

HOGS-There was a light run OF hogs
here today, and some of the loss Of the last
three days was recovered. The market
opened rather SLOW, as packers did not
want to advance prices, but sellers held
on and the most OF the early sales were
right around a nickel higher than yester-
days average, though some sales were,
perhaps, not over 2isc higher. Later In
the morning II became evident that there
were hardly enough hogs on sale to MI
packers ORDERS, and as a result the close
was more active and stronger. some sales
going at an advance OF 56l0c. Practically
everything reported arrived In good season
today, so that the market came to an early
close. The bulk OF the hogs with any
weight to them sold from N.2S to $3.50, and
prime heavyweights sold from $3.50 to $40.
The light loads sold from T.26 down,
Today's advance n little more than makes
up for the loss OF the last two days. but
as compared with the close Of last week the
market is still 5a1Oc lower. Representative
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Grain Pts Incline to Be s.rong on
Beard Of Trade.
WHEAT BREAKS, But EEcovERs ITSELF
Provision Business IL Light Owing 60
OverpIus Of LOw-rrice1 Hogs
Awaiting Purchasers NJ
YcrGs.

CHICAGO. March 27-Generally bearish
news caused a brtak OF li4c In May wheat
today, but iate la lie uay the sentiment
changed and the entire iOss was resaIneu.
the close bting unchanged. hay cora was
kmAc higher. Oats were a traction better.
Provisions ruled easy, the stay products
closing at from 2hGyc to Ice lower.
Trading I'm whsat was again Lull and
extreme weakness prevailed through the
great.r part OF the session, although the
close was firm. May opened unchanged
to a shade higher at 72MuI2%c. the steadi-
ness being due TO the unfdvorable weather
conditions. The weakness In outside mar
kets and a r port from Paris showing a
sharp break In flour prices soon changed
the Sentiment IN the pit and iOnBs poca.nv
selling on short account. With no support
from any source the market quickly d.
clined, May selling down to Tlzc. A good
export demand Iate in the nay started
shorts TO covering and there was also fair
buying by longs who had sold out earlier
in the session, which Resulted In a strong
upturn. The close was unchanged at RssfI
72Ac. C~learanCes of wheat and flour were
equal TO $50, 90 bu. Primary receipts were
$4,000 bu., against a holiday last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
OF 216 cars. which, with local receipts OF
10 cars. none Of contract grade, made total
receipts Tor the three points OF 22 cars
There was no feature In the trading In
corn and the volume of business was light.
While the speculative conditions Were bear
ish, the news was Of the opposite character.
the weather being unfavorable for the
movement, and receipts were light. The
~weaknegs In wheat and the LACK of any
active demand was responsible for the de-
cline. The late strength In wheat induced
considt rable buying by locals and the close
was firm, with May k@sc higher at $3.50.
after selling between 42A942Ac and 45asc.
Local receipts were 100 cars, none of which
were OF contract grade.
The weakness I'm wheat caused general
selling of May oats and that delivery suf-
fered a break Of 1c, but recovered al of
the loss before the day was over. The
sentiment was moderately bullish on re-
ports of delayed seeding and the cash de-
mand was good. After selling between
32Kd32%c and 23hG33Ssc May closed a shade
higher at S3lsc. Local receipts were %9 cars.
Provisions ruled easier and the volume
of trading was light. The liberal receipts
OF hogs and a decline In prices at the yards
caused an easier tone at the start and the
in grains added to the depression.
A fair demand for lard from exporters
later in the day crea,ed a better fee ing. put
MAY pork closed lOc lower at SIS. May lard
of NC at Sl0Oih and ribs down 2md5c at
sg.S7Ik.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
10 cars; corn. 40 cars; oats, 200 cars; hogH'
Il. coo head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
-.t.,o. no.n Itch Tous Close Yes'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28

cisS los for futures. At New York ,ha
market was also a shade higher, CLOSING
stcany a. &~g.Vn30.50. Copper at LONDON
declined = 81. spot and futures closing at
E6 LIS Sd. The local market was a shads
better on the inside price fer lake and e.ec-
troiytiC. nut % was quiet ali arou q.
Sta dari rs quoted at $3.50. lake and cleo
trtly,ic at &is.i.@i5 @ aud casting al $3.50 .
20 Lead wa ste dy and unchanged her
at A.6iia. nat IA London Il dec lined ls 81 20
AZ Is 30. Speiter was steady IN New YorS
and unchanged at S.1j. In London II was
- 81 LigEer at E2a The Glasgow ir n
market closed at 57s and Middle sbt rough a
b2s. Locally the market was quiet: No. /
foundry MOI, hern Is quoted at S2i.VNtZ4.50
No. 2 foundry northern at &2GFd22JO. No l
fCundry so lthern and No. l foundry south
ern soft at S25.OOaz4.5O. Warrants are nom
NAL