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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-13
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CONFERENCIA.- u que anoche
diera en- ell SCasino E-panols ell perio-
dista mayaguezano Adolfo Medina, re-
suite concurridfsima. Numeroso con
tingente de senoras, senoritas Y caba-
lleros llenaba aquellos ~salones. FL
conference.-the habl6 durante dos ho-
ras recitando discursos de CASTELAR,.
que lie valieron nutridos aplausos. To-
dos admiraron la prodigiosa memoria
de Medina. Este, al abandonar la tri-
buna, fue obieto de gran ovacion.
CLUBS. En- esta capital eNisten
actualmente los s~iguientes: <San
Juan Fraternity>. <El Geraneo>, xLa-
20 Nerde2, SDerecha de Borfnquen2.
<%lzquierda lie Borfnquen>, <Liga So
cialS, <Lazo Gle Oro>. xBuen Humor8,
$La BucQlica&, &Armonia Social.
~Uni6n Borinquena9. xCfrculo Puer-
t%orriqueno> V xLazo Amarillo2. sin
contar ocho Gle <Basse Ball2.
TRAMITES.- ell Tribunal de
Distrito de esta ciudad Sc estan trami-
tando las siguientes p%eticiones de in
dulto: Rafael Perez ParrilIa. condenado
por lesiones i dos amos cuatro meseS
III VIA 1duSliIlo sJulldIl hOuf1OupL,
condenado por aggression; Escolastico
de JESUS, por l~esiones: Rutino Rivera
Zayas, aggression; Jose Francisco Dfaz
Niera, por acQmetimiento; Jose Mar
tlnez, acometimiento; Roumaldo Gar
ella Flores Y Jose Ildefonso Martinez,
perjurio; Rosendo Elias Ocasio, Sc
duccion; Eduardo Camacho Rivera,
hOmicidio: Jose Maule0n Castillo. lp-
stones y Rafael Llanos Nerdeio. dis
paros.
IMPORTANTE.- Esto noche / las
$ p. m. Sc reunira nuevamente la Jun
tn General del Ateneo de Pto. Rico
con objeto de resolver la question va
planteada, este es, 81 Sc disuelve 8 no
dicho centric. Este centric cuenta hoy
con un capital de cerca de $40. 900, y
sinembargo no puede s~ostenerse por
falta dc socios y por cierto desconten-
to que reina en- la mayoria de los
socios.
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SIR THOMAS Upton

New York, Julio ID, 1l.3O \. NJ.
Aver domingo, do I'm almuerzo Il
II amigos, Sir Thomas Upton, capt
tan del Yacht shamrock lib.
Este yacht es de una construction
muy ligera, 10 que da esperanzas 4
gran nnmero de los que apuestan por
81 de llevarse Ell premio en- las pr0xi-
mas regatas.
FL hlnch dado por Upton 4 sus ami
Cos, es como cortesia por Ell que lie
dieron cllos en- I'm hotel en- esta ciudad.
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r r

EXtraordinaria concurrencia asisti6
anoche L la plaza ~Baldorioty@. Cast
Sc hacIa impossible pasear.
Los dolores que predominaron en-
los trajes de las damas, eran blanco,
roio y azul.
FL director de la banda de m1sica
del battalion puertorriqueno senior Mi
randa demostr0 una vez mas la habi-
lidad que tiene para dirigir una ba-
tuta.
Miranda no es solo mdsico, tambi6n
compositor, y 81 Sc tienc Ell cuenta que
es joven y su amor al estudio puede
augur1rsele un bonito porvenir.
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ReStOS ndutrdgOS
%enCOntradOS
EN- MAYAGUEz
I'm indiCiO vehemente dGSCubiertO
en- ell curse de I'm prOCGSO
a Corte de- Distritn trahaia actiyamente
La Corte dc Distrito trabaja activamsnts
{ De uueStro colrespouxoD

Julio 11.-En ell Ola de aver V en- ell
p~intoresco sitio denominado &Guana-
jibo>, fu6 hallado por varios indivi-
duos que entretenfan sus ocios en- ha-
GER hoyos en- la arena, algunos utensi-
lios de MADEIRA que parecen ser restos
de una embarcacion 8 goleta ALI Sc
pultada. Segun ell estado de los obie-
tos ALI encontrados, ha mucho tempo
Sc encontraba sepu!tada en- csc sitio
dicha cmbarcacion.
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Hoy Sc ha visto en- iuicio oral V p1-
blico, la seguida contra Pauline
Torres Portalatin por seduction i Ca
lima Mercado felony. Defendiendo
al acusado ell Letrado don Jose de Die
go. Despu6s de terminadas las prue-
has, ell Fiscal las deia a la considera-
cion del Tribunal, pidiendo ell defen-
sor la absolucion. FL Tribunal senala
para dictar sentencia ell dia catorce del
corriente.
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MEJOR AMBIENTE

New York, Julio - I1.3O 4. NJ.
Aver Y hoy. ha habido mejor tenn
p%eratura.
Ell ambiente que Sc respira no es
muy calido, aunque siempre siguc la
temperature 4 81 grades.
FL viernes, que fu6 ell dia ma, calu-
roso, ell termometro marco 80 : cent?
ora0OS.
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NOTICIAS.
As MApRRs

,oNsEIoA LAS MADREs RI larabs sainan's
a. f. Sa6,r. MinSlaw dehe usarse Al-apre que los amos
es,an en- el ysriodo de ls dentieion P'op'reiena eiSio
inmediatc Al ~pequefo Paciente produce an s1eno na-
.asai Y I've n@ = aisgre : rs muy a~gradab,e a paiadae ia:as
- ay;go .blaada sas rncias. al,via sus doioie> ha:t =
"a - E,nniones del estouis g. y regnla los in'est-aos
a. i 1rsor remedio tonocido pa'a "a dia..-A IS ers
&C. 81 - Ia deutlci6n 8 de cnAeaiec 1tr1 erOsa
rs mncho cdidado en- pvdir e. 5srsa' StscssSf
s. Wiax6v a. c HssDs X taSss
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NO LIE SUMlNlSTRAN
MAS OXIGENO

New York, Julio t3. 1l.30 y. NJ.
BESIDE los primeros momentos en-
que Su Santidad Sc quejo de este 1lti-
mo achaque, los m6dicos empezaron i
suministrarle oxfgeno, i causa de 10
fatlgosa que era su respiration.
Aver, suspendieron Ell suministro de
oxigeno por c~reerlo innecesario.
FL Papa habla. y su respiration no
es tan embaraZosa como antics.
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SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
"LA CORRESPONDENCE"
SU SANTlDAD LEON XIII

New York. Julio ID. 11.30 A. NJ.
Comunican de Roma, que su Santi-
dad Ell Papa Leon XIII sigue mejoran-
do. Los medicos que lie asisten MUGS
transe satisfechos del giro que ha to-
mado SUI dolencia.
FL facultativo de cabecera afirma
que dentro de pocos dias podra levan-
tarSe.
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SEPASE {.

Que no ~publicamos communicates sin
que sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan poI
una Inca y la Inca vale diez centavos.
Las cartas que yengan con comuni.
cados sin su importe, no Sc ~contestan
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los trabaios de estadistica asi como
criminal que debe remitirse al Tri-
bunal Supreme.
Dicha estadfstica es de los asuntos
terminates desde JUNO de 1902 4
Equal mes del ano 1903.
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a o. ~PROPlETARIOS

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen recibos
para cobros de alquileres de casas.
Boletas de demandas.
En- SLa Correspondents de Puerto
Ricos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-13
PROSPERANDO

New York, Julio I3 ll.3o A. NJ.
FL <Report@ del Comisionado dc
Educacion de esa isla. doctor Lindsay,
dice que Puerto Rico esta prosperando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-13

Tambien Sc ha visto en- iuicio oral
la causa seguida contra Juan JESUS
Munoz por hurto tfelony). Defender
4 los proccsados los Letrados doctor
Roura Y Ell Lcdo. Perea. FL Fiscal
solicitan sean condenados los acusados
4 la pena que solicit6. Los defenso-
res solicitan su ~absolucion y case de
que no pudiera decretarse esta, la ma
yor elemental possible. FL Tribunal
dictara sentencia Ell dia catorce.
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Asimismo Sc celebr6 ell juicio oral
de la AUS seguida contra Canuto Pc
rez Cruz Y Antonio Escobar por hur-
to de mayor cuantfa (felony). Detien-
den 4 los acusados los Letrados Faiar-
DO Y Hidalgo. FL Fiscal deia 4 la
consideration del Tribunal la prueba
practicada, solicitando los defensores
de los p~rocesados la absolucion. FL
Tribunal dictara sentencia ell dia Gator
ce del corriente mes.
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Niosc tambien en- juicio la apelacion
i una sentencia dictada por 81 Juez de
Paz dc esta ciudad ontra Francisco
Olivencia por infraccion de las orde-
mes de sanidad. De esta apelacion Sc
desprende que ell acusado no procedf6
L la limpieza del patio de la casa del
doctor Luis Nady, por prohibirselo
terminantemente el rematista del ramo
Gle extracciones de la basura. FL Tri-
bunal senala para dictar sentencia el
dia once de los corrientes.
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Hay motives racionales que inducen
4 Greer, que ell individuo apresado con
motive del robo y herida 4 la senorita
Garcia Saniurjo de que hemos dado
cuenta en- nu1meros anteriores, ha te-
nido participation en- Ell hecho, pues
Ell gaban ocupado en- Ell lugar del suce-
so seg1n declaration dc un peon caml-
nero, pertcnece 1 dicho senior.
A proposito de tai hecho: iporque
ell iuez Gle Paz de esta ciudad no ha
tornado aim declaration i la senorita
Sanjurjo! Trasladamos esta pregunta
L quien deba contestar.
Por ser excessive ell trabaio que exis-
t. en- In Corte de Distrito de esta ciu-
dad, los ~empleados subalternos del tri-
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Fu6 votada asf mismo la s%entencia
del iuicio verbal civil en- apelacion de
la demanda interpuesta por don Gena-
TO Roman contra don Julio Agostini
por danos.
FL tribunal revoca la sentencia del
tribunal municipal, Y declara sin lugar
la demanda. Representaba la parte
demandada en- dicho iuicio civil ell le-
trado americana Dir. Jose Ramon
Freyre. siendo defensor del deman-
dante Ell letrado don Ignacio Aidalgo.
Felicitamos al senior Freyre por ell
triunfo alcanzado.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-27
wEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha Branch 11O-111 Board of Trade
Building.


CHICAGO, April 25,-WHEAT-The mar
ket has been rather draggy and dull. with
prices at one time OF 4SQ4lc from yts.et.
days close. Both EngliEh and continental
$4,000 bu. New York reports q loads taken
for export. Primary receipts 5000 IN.
sSS5nSt 2i5 'oGS &, COO last against sffr;t OFal lg.S y
Northwest receipts, ia cars, against 49,
last year. Local receipts. % cars, win
cars. There was a sale here OF oO,0jj bu.
rye, and there were some bids for wheat.
Worlds shipments will probably b. a odt
9,5O0.OOO blu. 1t is possible Ihs Am r n
visible will decrease 2,6OO.0O bu. There will
be some increase on passage. Weather
fS e rs esPecs srs sfisl m fsyor able tS5 dE9AieSt M APd
be as high as the April condition was.
CORN-The market has been firm, e pc
cislly for the May and September. IA e
cash demand has continued good, with sale,
here of about 10000 blu. Samples were nc
port. C~learances. 255,OOO blu. Pr mary re-
ceipts, 2e6.Oc0 bu., against f9!,NO blu last
year: primary Shipments, l9S,OO bu. against
110,O0l Local receipts. 40 cars. with rome
contract; estimates for Monday, IS cars.
OATS-Oat market opened strong. bat tn,
There was quite free buying by the country
and some buying of July which looked ike
Howe. but there was a good deal OF COM
mission house selling, much OF IL ba sed on
prediction of fine weather for the next
forty-eight hours, Clearances were 300
bu. Local receipts, log cars, with 3 con-
prices were 1kc lower. New York reports
10000 bu. sold for export. Local each tales.
00, 100 bu.
PROVISIONS-The provision marke ha )
been quiet and neglected and prices have
barely held. There were IL 900 hogs. Prices
at yards SC lower. Estimates for Monday,
500 head. Hogs in the west today, S,20J
head. against 2s. 100 last week and 80. 500 last
&c., 900 hogs, compared with 300, 900 last year
and $4,000 two years ago. Receipts h ere
for the week, 5000, against 49, 0J a year
ago. WEARE GRAIN CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-27
NEW york GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, April 25.--FLoUR-Re-
esipts' lSsS4o bbls.; exports. lS.1l5 bbls;
sSs5OQS6o; Minnesota patents, A.OOG4.SO;
Minnesota bakers. sS2OqS.4O; winter extras,
sxe Sd9r winter low Grades s2;SSgS 60:
choice to fancy, $s.25Qs.l5.
.coRNMEAL-steadyi yellow western,
RYE-ouiet; No. 2 western, s6Hc' z o. b.
BARLEY9DT1 feeding, Sic, 9, l. /. Buff
WHiE1T@kecSediPpttSs ,' i Il 80 ba s?He exports.
D.es bu; Spot. steady; No. 2 red, s2Ac ele-
Ds9G6er No, p I Tsd; S 4 Q ;, sqaOst; No. !
hard, Manitoba. SIC. I. o. b. ahoat, Options
opened irregular. with foreign selling Of
heptemoer ana were nrmer later on activ-
temperatures west. fears OF political trouble
"a the far east, and the strength in corn.
Tue late market was a shade easier through
realizing and closed unchanged; MAY. aL
Qslkc; closed at size; July, rs l5-l6a77kc;
closed at nc; September. 74Aq75c; closed at
.CoRN-Reeeipts, 500 bu.; exports, go.
spot nrmi No bSe' elevator and 5shc,
white. sc. Option market was sfTonS and
fairly active on rains In the Ohio valley
states and general room covering. The
on. May; MAY, 4kG55So: closed at sac Sc:
july d&QNhc; closed at B2hc; September
biqolhe; closed at b1hc.
AAfNN bAsH NADuIlk. JUNK
eg; Spot, duiii No Z, Sc; standard white,
white, 3hc; track, mixed western. nominal
track, white, SSd45e. Options quiet but
hrmer with corn. May closed at 10c, N
AfIStsad shipping. Nq75c; good to
HoPs-Quiet;. State. common to choice.
1909. lsq25c; 1901, l7ql9c; old. 6dilc; Pacidc
coast. lsz, lSq23c; 1901. l6dlSc; old, 6dIIc'
H~IDES-Steady. Galveston. 20 10 ., lhs
lSc; California, n to 3 pounds, l9,: Texss
dry. "a TO 30 lbs, l4c.
LEATHER-Steady. Acid, 24d26c.
RlCE-Ftrm. Domestic, fair TO extra
4aq7c; Japan. nominal.
PRoVIsloNs-Beef quiet. Family, S2 S
21.b0; packets, N0.O0al1.5O; city, extra Indis
SlS.W44O. Cut meats, quiet: picked bel.
lies. sl5qlOtc; picked shoulders, Sc; pickled
hams, uhd1i&c. Lard, easy: WesferT
steamed, SOLO; refined. steady: continent
A09o; South American, $li.O. comround
7isQ8c. Pork. quiet; family, u095: thort
clear. ns.75q9.2o; mess. SlS.26alSTS'
extra factory. iSqlec; creamery, common I,
choice, lSd24he; Initiation creamery. l5a
3Oo; state dairy, liQAc; renovated, i2disc
CHEESE-Steady. State full cream
fancy small colored. fall made. lbc; SINAI
white. fan made. lac; large colored. TAI
made, hh0i4Ac; large white, fan MADE
~EGGs~strons. State and Pennsylvania
ledi6zo; southern. i5hql5hc; Kentucky
ice; western storage packed ls1se; western
TXLLow-ouiet. City, sac asked; oOun
METXLS-Business was quiet in the eai
ms metals today, with Of1ciAl quOtanonl
unchanged Tin reported nrm ~ SSS4
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-27
BERLIN B0URSE is DULL
Morocco and False Amer
lean RumOrs Keep Trade
Down.

BERLIN, April 26.-Although the appre-
hension with regard to the American imam
cial situation has disappeared the Bourse
had a dull week last week, the slight vol
ume of trading resulting in generally lowe :
values. The political situation In Mae
donia and Morocco begins to he take ! into
more consideration. because 81 e culatlve de
partments in the immediate future are rem
dered uncertain. Another bear factor was
the recurrence of the rumor that Amert-
cans are trying to cancel their orders or
German iron, this report, however, was no
confirmed. Nevertheless, in connection
with the decline in Scotch iron through the
slackening of tie America a. mand, 1t
caused a pretty heavy selling OF iron shares
points. The market is less liable TO with
stand attack than any other becau e o.
existence of large bull engagements. Coal
shares suffered last week because he
March earnings of the large compane s di 1
not realize the expectations Of the market
General industrials were generally ,oweI.
Government bonds constituted the strongest
feature of the market last week; neNerCIe-
less German 80 broke 5Op on sellins o. pub
lie subscriptions to the new Issue. Among
foreign government securities, a g TT mes
were the strongest upon the improving bus
mess situation. Mexicans were tirmer upon
the rise in silver, and Spaniar1s were
trmer upon favorable crop reports a d
raris order.
Short term loans reached 4 per cent We ter
day and the private rate or discount WAS
cash is being raised for the first payments
tomorrow on the new German loan. For
eign exchange rates were not uniform, New
York dropping Tsp during the week, the
London rate was easier and the Vienna an |
Paris rates were higher. The FrankfuTter
Zeitung believes II scarcely probable that
the easy money of March will return soon.
The foreign trade of Germany Tor the
nrst three months of this year was: I'M
ports, 1915, 10000. an increase of 1925 O0J;
exports, 1901, 5000, an increase of SSO.25O. O0).
The export of raw sugar to the United
States for the three months was only 1,72l
tons, as against 22,l49 tons in the year 1872
and ~. $50 tons in 1901. The crop report for
all of Germany. dated April IS, shows an
average OF 3.2, the poorest for the last lie
years, with the exception of 1901. The con
dition last year was 22. Rye averages %,
as against 2.2 last year. Crops have sun
cred severely owing to the severe cold OF
the early winter and the cold rains of
March and April.
The Lokal Anzeiger says that the German
government has decided upon the impo T.
ton of retaliatory duties upon Canada
products equal TO the extra duties which
Canada is enforcing against German goods.
This measure is Intended 10 prevent other
British colonies from levying discrimina.-
ing duties against Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-27
BRITISH BUDGET AIDS STOCKS
Ritchie's speech Causes Boom, Al
though other Happenings
DeOreaa.

LONDON. April 2S.-The effect of the
budget on the Stock exchange was imme-
diate and invigorating. The week. VIII .ch
opened with but a slight show OF improve
ment, continued Indifferent. everyone wall
ing for Chancellor Ritchie's annouI cement
This was received with cheering on the
floor of the exchange and an activity I'M
known for a long time Immediately COM
menced, the whole list showing fair ad-
Vances over Fridays closing. II Is thou ut
probable that the recovery in consols will
continue. IL Is a fact that without eXcep-
ton writer's on financial subjects, many OF
whom have been respondent since the be-
ginning OF the year, predict continued i'm
provement and increasing confidence, The
public announcement Of the terms OF the
Transvaal loan Is now awaited anXiously.
This, and the action of the bank on April
30. when a reduction in the rate OF discount
Isl expected, are two influences upon which
much depends. The American section last
week responded TO the improved tone %
Wall street. Argentines may be sail 10
have been the feature of the last week.
these securities receiving a large proportion
OF the attention of investors. Altogether,
the market Is more cheerful than IL has
been for some time past. Little attention
is paid to political troubles In the far east.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-27
YORK sTOCKs AND BONDS.
Market is Left to the Professionals,
Who Are Inclined TO Unload.


NEW YORK. April 25.-Today's stock
market gave abundant evidence that the
professional traders had 1t entirely to
In the market. The disposition of traders
was plainly to get out Of their holdings
OF long stock. Some stress was laid in the
gossip OF the street upon a fear that the
situation created by Russia's new demands
In Manchuria might develop a crisis. But
the government securities Of the nations
most interested gave no intimation that
such a crisis might become acute over
Sunday. OF more immediate effect was the
renewed weakness caused in Metropolitan
Street Railway bv the intimations Of mat
ter for investigations by the district at
t%orney's oficc in the affairs of the corpora
ton. Metropolitan Street Railway Itself
dropped 3 points: Metropolitan securities
and the other local fractions a point or
more In sympathy. The market was mostly
a waiting one until the appearance Of the
bank statement. which was regarded as
favorable. although the cash Increase did
not equal the maximum estimates of yes
terday. The loan decrease Of S4.5S2 200
serves to deposits. the surplus rising S4.-
977. S25 to S10.9S5 .474.
Bonds have Jared rather better than
stocks this week in spite of a dull market.
Some buying of new bond issues and Of
4 per cent railroad bonds selling below par
has been noticed. United States 2s and
old as coupon declined u per cent, the
as registered and old As registered one
half OF 1 per cent. and the 3s coupon a
compared with the closing call of last
The following are the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-27
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
All Products Are Dull and ListlssS on
Board Of Trade.
PRICES RISE ANO FALL IRRteULARLY
wheat and Oats Drop, Corn Goes Up,
while Provisions Are Mainly I'm
changed, After Considerable
selling by Longs.

CHICAGO, April 25.-Trading ia the
gram and provision pit was dull TO-DAY and
an easier tone prevailed in wheat, May
closing ssc lower ana Juiy nc lower; May
corn was Ad nc higher. with July un-
cnanged ana May oats closed a snade
lower. with July uown nc. ProVlslOns
steady. the July products being unchanged
There was little Of conspicuous in the
traoing in wheat and the market on tne
whole was quill. Opening prices were
easier, que to the lower cables and May
was unchanged to hc lower az UAW1rAe,
but July was a shade TO hc higher al ldhg
6Mc to 72%c. The strength In corn had
a somewhat bullish enect early and under
this influence May sold up to INC ana
July to 72Eo, but the improved teeing was
traders and brokers the market gradually
declined. Late in the day quite. a severe
break occurred on scattered llduldatlon IN
76&c, while July sold off to 72hWI2hc.
Active support was lacking ana weakness
continued till the close. which showed a
HS@SHc lower at 7ssHG 72%c. clesrances Of
wheat and -four were equal to 395.600
bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels against 215 900 bushels a year ago
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
Of ia cars, which with local receipts OF
20 cars. none Of contract grade. made total
receipts for tho three points OF ls4 cars
against 1870 cars last week and 1876 care ?
A good commission house demand for
uOln WAY anu july kOlh n
for the stretch which was manifested in
the pit and with little on the market at
any time the frmness was well maintained.
Higher cables had a STRENGTHENING influence
at the opening and with a good cash de-
mand with small receipts. local shorts were
considerably alarmed at the prospects and
covered freely. The weakness in wheat
had little effect on corn values and closing
prices we're firm. May being %Q2c higher
at 45kc and July unchanged at 45isc.
Local receipts were 40 cars-none Of con-
tract grade.
Oats started strong. helped by the bullish
tendency in corn and on small receipts,
but at the higher figures influential SELL
ing by commission houses caused a reac-
tion and the market broke quite badly,
July declining Nc. Prices we're steady, the
latter pert OF the session and July closed
nc lower at 3Mc. with May a shade lower
at 34kc. Local receipts were log cars.
There was considerable realizing in pro-
visions by local longs. but offerings were
we'll taken by brokers and prices held
steady. July pork closed unchanged at
S17.47h; July lard was 21ac lower at S9.62h
99.65 and ribs were on a shade at $3.50
S.67h.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
40 cars; corn. IS cars; oats, 155 cars; hogs,
rs, 1000 head.