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Advance in Prices Followed
News of Court Decision.
WERE FORGED DOWN AGAIN
Hung Stagnant for a Time, and We're
Bid Up to Top Level, Making
Steady Close, With Show
ing Of Net Gains.
lRr AssocInicd rrcss.l

NEW York. April 2o.-There was much
hesitation and ,iTregularity IN to-a ttr,
bnt e in ii the early part Of the session to
dread that the usited States Circuit Court
s PAU w9na refuse meaR sy}thS s del el
cree against the company pending me LAP AZ
peal so as to allow the payment OF dlvit
dends by the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern companies to their siockhciuers:
The general expectation In Wall Street
was that the petition would be reinseg;
and the unexpected decision IN 1aNor OF
Ing movement. in which the short sellers Ili. rs
of the morning were conspicuous. Inls
advance met opposition before IT rn nag pro.
wards again, after which the market
hung practically stagnhnt, for IL. tine = -
Prices were bid Up t again at .he i Closed
presenting a point Or over for number
Of the conspel9}9s Leaders ,an Rs, Tho decree in
the Northern Securities case leaves the
situation Of the company practically IN
a aided na ANY, he quegons At issue
fear that the petition would be decided
sndversed to the company caused SHARES OF
the Northern Securities on the curb !, TO sell
down to 1895 this morning which Is only
n fraction above the lowest price or iast
Monday. On the REBOUND 20 the stock went
The early stock market fuctuated UNI
certainly The seeming agreement or Doth
sides in the Manhattan lapor con.r9NeisA
was that n settlement was assured. s hnd
the public rumors that q compromise hau
been effected of the differences between
the Pennsyivan1 ana W fop the marKed
Manhattan was the leadte with rise OF
2ai The depressing factor against Reau-
ing was the investigation by tho inter
state Commerce Commission. 70 opel. 20,
morrow. of the coal combination; when
is expected to furnish material which may
be available for use in proceedings ullder
the antitrust law.
The lockout reported at the Reaeiins t ~
press Reading and some Of the other coal pal.
sers, and the Pennsylvania group lost
gr nion P "a aEmps st. Paul New York
trail. Baltimore and Ohio ana inc sIon ~,
group were conspicuous. Tho growing
case of money was an encouraging factor
for the bulls
The bond market was dull but steady
Last weeks dealings In bonds rcached an
aggregate In the par, value OF slo,44o'ovv.
which Is a decrease of no less than 20 per
period of last year Total sales. par value;
So, ASS 900. United States IS. coupon. and
the old As declined u per cent. The new
As advanced Y. per cent. on the last cal!
The total sales OF STOCKS 1or Inc gay
were Cos, coo shares.
MoNEy AND ExcI1A ~, &C sosF
eo eHsE sS f pa een Il s moRsy Easy easy
sixty days, per cent; ninety days. .
per cent; six months. 4l4M5 per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 645'2 per cent
ness in BANKERS bills at sis7 .5d4 $3.50 for
demand and 4s4 for sixty day lay bills; post post,
ed rates. si.S4lsd4.S S. and $i.sS; commerclal
bills, s4,s3Aa4.s4A. Bar silver. 80; Mexican
dollars. 39,A. Government bonds irregu-
X i Ia ilroad bonds steady,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. ". c.. April 20,-SPIR-
ITS TuRPENTI NE-Nothlng doing; re-
ceipts, II casks. .Rosin-Flrm at H,90; re-
Firm at s20l36O and 3,76; receipts, 43 bar
rels, Tar--Firm at s1,65; receipts, GAO bar
rels.
TINE-Firm at 4Sc.; sizes. 225 casks: ex-
ports, pa casks Itosin-Firm; receipts,
26S barrels; sales, BIB barrels exports,
CHARLEsToN. g. CT Aprf 1.-TuR.
ENTlNE-Market quoted at 4SRc.
Rosin-N Nominal.
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seem to care how great the decline be-
camo in the trading In .September when iI.
was the month mots In demand. ne
out the session. April. May and, June los.
Ing 16 points each: July: Is; August,
September, 3. and the balance OF me list
Cotton futures quiet: April. 9.SS; May ~
9.93G994; June. 936G9.9S; July, 9gSgSgSG;9 ",
August, 9.51M952; September, S11sgs. ~ ~,
October, S.396iS.4O: November, S464S.ze,
December, S,26GS.27.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, April 20, 1903.
OIJOTATIONH
CATTLE MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsalcs at Union Stock yYards;) -,

(Sales Mt Union stock jYards.)
Richmond. Va. April 20, 1903.
Receipts for the week ending, today;
& CATTLE-Receipts.. SG6 head; market
4Aa6hc.; light steers and heifers, 3A
4Ac.; good helfers, 800 to loo pounds. 4!.s9
5Hc.; cows, Sa41ac.; bulls, 3M3a4c.: oxen.
3G4tsc.; calves, 6@11ac.; fresh cows, s25G
As. Southern Cattle: Best steers. 500 to
/ 900 pounds, 40da4c.; medium TO goSd, 3ia@
4Ac.; good cows and helfers 3MG4hc.;
common to fair, 3G31hc.; calves ard dicks
4dlGc.
steadyito lOc. lower; sdod hogs. 7.90a7. 40c.;
SHEEP AND LAM13S--Receipts. 2ls
head: market fair; selling Ag6c. Spring
lambs S41c,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1908.
apRIVFD

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 20. 1908
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Rhodes, Norfoik.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
Steamer Yemassee. Simmons. Philadel-
pha, Pa. merchandise and passengers.
Clyde line,
SAILED
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James
and passengers Virginia Naygation Go.
Steamer Richmond. Rhodes, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers Old Domin-
ion line
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 20. 1903
ARRIVED.
STEAMER Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore.
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3c.: STRICTLY prime,
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April Gothic improved
weather conditions have been reflected 10
a slight extent in. the dry goods markets
have shown material r>..iyity. and while
buyers are combining their purchases TO
actual. requirements 1t is evident that
likely to bo reflected In all departments
In an increasing decree.
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pEANIIr, AND pEA MARKEr.

market Is QUIET today, The only, change
dropped in price to 77kc a bushel The
prices are as follows:
Fancy, quiet at &C.: strictly, prime.
2Hc; prime; PIC, low grades , e.: ma ma.
bushel, Blackeye peas. s?,25 bag; black
and speckle peas. 81: clay aud red peas.
soc. Peanut bags In bales-S In, 4-lOc,
PETERSBURG. VA, April 2o.-PEA-
NUTS-Spanish new, market very Arm at
77Ac. sellers asking more. Vrgnia's-
Quiet at Sc,
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corToNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 0-Cottonseed oil
steady. Prime yellow, S9aSc,; off SUM- IN,
47c; prime winter yellow, 46947c,; prime
meal, $g7(G2L6O nominal
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. April 2o,--Seaboard
Air Line common, 1894; do. preferred.
39X@4O Seaboard As. Sl@Slla. ATLANTIC
Coast Line common. 127Q129; do, preferred.
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Cotton futures opened steady at tho de-
cline. closed steady.

Spot cotton closed quiet, points lower
middling uplands, 1915: middling gulf,
1890; sales. 1885 bales.
Cotton, quiet; midding, 1875; gross re-
celpts, 81 bales: sales. 1895 bales; Stock
Total to-day at, all seaports.-Net re,
ceipts, l2.S63 bales; export to Great
Britain. s2Io bales; 70 the Continent, l'isl
Consolidated at. all seaports-Net re-
ceipts, 1886 bales; export to Great
Britain. l0,li5 bales; TO the Continent
9t5S bales.
Total since September is lst at all sea,
10 Great Britain 2,5SO5l7 bales to France.
7267Oo bales; TO the Continent 2,GS9s2t
bales,
NEW ORLEANS, april % COTTON
Spot cotton quiet, and j., weak; quotations
caused by unfaYorable. cables, which
showed decline Of points IN Liyerpo939 ,,
opening, although prices were gao points
diateiy after the first call the market
became, duh and prices declirsd rapidly
given by the bulls The IQpg side did not
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Copper Was Very Strong Good Buy
Ing of U. S. Steel.

NEW YORK, April 20,-The opening on
the Stock Exchange this morning had
very fair tone, and the moderate decline
IN London was not factor OF conse-
quence There was irregularitS In places,
but upon the whole the professional cle-
ment seemed willing TO encourage any
buying. and sales were mostly for special
ranSOnS,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK

SALES:
1000 American Can com..............
1000 american Can pfd................
American Cotton oil com........
1000 American Locomotive com......
leo American Locomotive pfd......
400 Anaconda OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
29io0 A., T. and Sante Fe com......
200 A.. T. and Sante Fe pfd. .......
1000 Amalgamated Copper. .......
200 American Car and Foundry.....
$500 American Sugar.
$500 Baltimore and Oh,o..... ...s.....
1890 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$500 Canadian Pacific ................
200 Chesapeake and Ohio...........
Canada Southern ................
900 Colorado Southern conn.,. $500.
Colorado Southern lst pfd......
Colorado Southern I'd pfd.. $50.
1890 Chicago, Mil and St Paul....
2leO Chi, Rock Island and Pac.....
$500 Colorado Fuel and 1ron..........
300 Chicago Great Westcrll........
200 c., G., C. and ST. Louls....-....
300 Cons oldated Gas ................
200 Delaware and Hudson..........
Del, Lack, and Western........
1890 Erie com. .....................
$500 Erie 1st pfd.... ....................
1000 Erie 2d pfd.......
1900 General Electric. .............
1000 Illinois Central ...................
6lOO Leather ............... .............
1900 Louisville and Nashville.....
329o0 Manhattan .......................
$500 Metropolitan ......................
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THE PACIFICS;
The Western crowd seemed hullish on
the Pacific andGrangers and were credited
with buying in Mon Pacific and ST, Paul,
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MANHATTAN:
Manhattan showed fair strength on the
assurance OF settlement of the labor diff
culties.
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ER11IS SHOWED STRENGTH:
The Erie Issues showed strength indie
pendently of the other anthracites and
gave color to what seemed a well
ed belief that a more liberal dividend pol
Icy might be expected In the future.
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;t,rLER BROS. BUYERS:

BUTLER BROS. BUYERS:
George p Butler & Bro. were consider
able buyers openly and through brokers
round the ROOM They were conspicuous
In the advance in Manhattan and were
credited with some buying in Missouri
Pacific.
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DEVELOPED:

SELLING DEVELOPED:
The development of selling from one or
two rather unexpected sources weakened
the market In the second hour and after
wards. London sold about 5000 shares:
and there seemed to be Il room traders
movement against Standard OIL stocks on
the illness Of Mr.. II. H. Rogers.
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AMAIGAMATEp COPPER:

AAiAIlGAAIATED COPPER:
a. G. r., was We active feature OF the
tone of copper stocks In London. 1t was
the belief that the Standard Oil Interest
had picked UP stock IN tho recent reac-
There is good reason to thnl. that some
obstacles in the way of pcpcc with the
Ileinze interest haze been removed.
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short interest to account for tho rally in
Metropolitan.
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pEApINC; -RATHER HEAVY

Reading showed a rather heav; tone
on the Idea that IT would be the central
point of attack In the Interstate Com
merce Commissions inquiry into the
status OF the anthracite coal agreement.
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NEW YORK, April 2o.-BEEvEs-
Steers. slow; light and medium, lo1l5c.
lower; bulls and sows, steady. Steers.
s4.2a5.6O; Stays. $3.50: bulls. s3Go@4 Is );
cows. s2G415 Calves-Demand good. but
closed fully 5Oc. off for all grades. Extra,
weak at SG12c. per pound. Sheep-Slow
and generally easy. Prime lambs steady
to strong; others slow. Unshorn sheep.
clipped culis. $3.50; wooded lambs. $3.50
$50: extra, $3.50; clipped, s.5a6.s5; UNI
shorn culls, s444,59; Clipped, $50; common
spring lambs, s3G3. 80. Hogs-Pennesylva
MIA and State, s7.5oa'7.55; top prices, $3.50.
E CINCINNATI. O.. April 2o--HOGs-Ac.
tive at s6d7. 20. Cattle-Steady at 81. 50dD
1856. sheep-Easy at s3G5.4o Lambs
Quiet at S4.25066O.
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EAST BUFFALO, N. y, April D.--cAT-
TLE-Heavy. shipping grades, l0c. lower:
others steady. Prime steers, $5@aS. 40:
spring steers. $3.50; butchers. steers, $3.50
s. 25a4.5N: hcifers, saa3.75; fresh cows and
springers, 50 per. head higher: good to
choice. $5dr7. Veals-Market &c. lower to
ST. 256D7. so; common to good. s5.50fD7 10.
Hogs-Actove, 511Oc. lower. Heavy. 81 $50
765; workers.. s7.25@7.35; pigs. S.aDG7. %;
stays, s5.506625. Lambs-Market l0Gl5c.
lambs. s7.30@735; pigs. 1870: culs to good.
s5.5VI7 25; Western. s7.25d7.5O; yearings,
S. 25d6.5O; ewes, s5.7HGi6; sheep, to-, mixed,
S. 5Od5.75; culls TO good, s2.5oa5.40.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 2O-F'LOUR-Steady
and held shade higher. Rye Flour
Steady Cornmeal-Steady. Rye-Firm.
''S W he No. Q red. s2Mc At first
Irregular, and at times weak under fno
home crop news and LIQUIDATION, when
later improved on buying pig REDUCTION
in the visible supply and covering. It was
also affected by manipulation Of May az
Chicago aud stronger Paris cables, me
closed close at size; July, 77Mc.; September,
74asc.
was weakened early by Lar, large xv contract gnd
the wheat strength. and the neased lower
or May closed at as u.s.; June IN olSe; IVY
2, Sc. Options firm and higher on the
rains and with wheat.
Beef-1ulet packet, i sle;S as 2 -, Cut ~
steady siss' i FerE1steaay;a Tallcw- EI;asy'
Turpentine-Dull at 621s@63c Ricc-Firm.
Molasses--F
coffee-The market for coffee. futures
gained a partial 5 points under firm Euro
pchn cables, reacted just before the close
under liqnidation, and % closed d!n easy SG9l4
Points sts loWsr Sales 2So f fa renng
s3-lGasAc.;, centrifugal. SO test, $3.50
31l-l6c.; refined. firm:
Butter..Creamcry 15c.; state dairy, l7c.
ored, fall made. 15c.; do. white, l4Ac
Eggs-strong; State and Pennsylvania,
Bike; Southern, 14hc. Potatoes; Steady;
SSo nna M siand s PsE ss on jersey
sweets, sl.iOG1, 70. Peanuts-steady; fancy
handpicked. 4A@M1sc.; other domestic, 4M@
4Mc Cabbages- Easy; Southern: sl25
| Cotton--By steamer to Liverpool, l2c.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 2o:-whcat was
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i CHICAGO, HI, April 20.-Whcat was
somewhat erraI, to-day. but n strong
undertone prevailed and May closed SIC,
higher. with July lsc. higher; May corn
closed Hc. lower, and July was off AMasc.,
with May oats unchanged. Provisions
were steady, the July products closing
shade lower to 2lac. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen. High. Low. Close.
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MARKET IRREGULAR. BUT FIRM;
The FIRST hour disclosed some irregular
ity. but very fair strength. and most OF
the active Issues gained ground, The
Gould brokers We're rather active buyers
around the room. Commission house bus
mess was light and London was only
very moderate trader There seemed 10
be some distribution of stocks where the
market was - broad enough TO take 1t,
but only on strong spots,
MISSOURI PACIFIC:
The bull tip was OUT on Missouri Pacific
and was Interesting as being colncident
with a number OF published comments of
early aware Of the operations of the con-
troll
NETROPoLITAN:
spe!sl!Rta shQRsht laela Mas enough
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"sopA WATER" RALLY:

The market had sharp advance on the
granting Of permission to pay dividends
on Northern Securities BY the court q; at
early part of the dry and little more.
The principal impulse seemed to be the
covering Of shorts. The room traders
called It soda water rally, as prices
eased off materially after the first effer-
renSCenCe was over.
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s STEEL BUYING:

The Steel buying during the day was
good. and 1t is a matter of comment that
erai market decline Experienced traders
say that the holdings are of that Kind
where stock does not come out eXcept
upon the passing Of dividends or general
market cOllaDSe,
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THE CLOSE:

The street finally concluded to regard the
appeal of the Northern Securities case as
a bull argument. 1t was reasoned that It
at least postponed other doubtful cases
until n final decision was rendered: ana nc,
market for some months to come. me
buying was better. on the temporary renc-
ton than 1T had been on the first RAINY.
take the long side, especially among the
Western crowd. and the close was flrm.
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GOOD DEAL LONG STOCK FOR SALE:
The early weakness in St. Paul, and ma
operation of Mr. H. II. Rogers and the
rally was coincident with. the report that
it had been successful. On the advance
there seemed to be good deal OF long
stock for sale.
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KEENE BROKERS SELLERS:
Keene brokers were rather heavy SELL
ers OF stocks In London.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April 20. 1903.
SALES

American National Bank-21 shares at
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. rs. 1925
Chicago. Rock Island and Pac: 4s... l oS,,
c., c., C. and st. Louis gen. 49,. ggts
Chicago Terminal As. 81,
Colorado and outhern As. ............. M
Denver and Rio Grande 41.......... w w.,
Erie General 4's ,.................. S4ls
Eort Worth and Denver City 1sts... 1854
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. l051a
I oujs,,ii,o aud Nh sh Unified 4's..... l0l
Manha tia consolidated gold 4s.... l01A
Mexican Central fs...................... 90
Mexican Central lst .lnc............. 90
Missniri Kan. and Texas 4s....... ssh
Missouri. Kan. and Texas 2d's....... SOY
New York Central gen. 31s.s......... ~
Northern Pacific As ................... 1921
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 71R
NorfoIlr md WeStern con 4's,,, 9S
Reading General 4's.................... 97h
ST. L. and Iron Mountain con. 5s..,. 11lh
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NEW YORK. April 2o.--FLOUR-steady
and held shade higher. Rye Flour
Steady Cornmeal-Steady. Rye-Firm.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-25

The ice man has had his inning and
an unusually long one. and now it Is
the time of the coal man and a host OF
other merchants, especially the retail
clothing dealers. the shoe men and
practically every other dealer that
handles furnishings of any sort. These
have had a pretty bad season of it so
far, because of the long continued warm
weather, but the coming of yesterdays
cold snap gave an immediate impetus
to trade that even the most pessimis-
tic believes will last through the re-
mainder of the season.
1t is a recognized fact among cloth
ing dealers that just so long as warm,
or even moderate. weather lasts. just
so long will people put off providing
themselves with winter clothing: it is
the weather and not the calendar they
heed in providing for their cold wealth
err needs.
One shoe dealer on Broughton street
said that he had done a better bust
ness the first half of the day than he mad
done the whole OF the day before, and
he expects the increased trade to hold
good from now on. The first part Of
the month, in fact. the entire month up
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-25
WON PRODUCE STAKE.
Il. n. THOMAS GOOD COLT Stall
WART WAS IN FRONT.
PRETTY FINISH IN HANDICAP.
FIELD COULD HAVE BEEN COVER
ED WITH BLANKET AT FINISH.

SaIvatelIa, EUgenia Burch and
HurstbOurne Finished Noses
Apart-Enright Beat Judge Phil
lips ont in Two Mile SteepIechase.
Dick Wells ROmped Home at Short
Odds of to 10 at LatOnia-FOnso-
Inca Took Tobacco selling Stakes.
New York, Oct. 24.-The second half
of the Produce Stakes of $1,000 for
colts and geldings, the feature of the
closing day of the Brighton Beach
Racing Association autumn meetings,
was won in a driving finish by E. r.
Thomas Stalwart, favorite in the bet
ting, with Orthodox second. Ortho-
dox made a determined bid but was
never able to catch the leader, Stall
wart, who won by a length.
The finish in the Bllow Handicap,
one mile and a quarter, was the pref
test and closest seen at the meeting.
A blanket would have covered the
three horses. Salvatella, Eugenia
Burch and Hurstbourne came to the
wire in a furious drive heads apart,
in the fast time of 1904 LIS. Sum-
mary.
First Race-Five and a half fur
longs. Pol Roger, to l, won, with
Rob Roy, 80 to /. second and Lady
Mirthful. so to 1, third. Time 1907 3-5.
Second Race-Handicap steeplechase
about two miles and a half Enright,
13 to 5, won. with Judge Phillips, Is
to 10, second and Gypsic, 60 to l. third.
Time 5:23.
Third Race-Produce Stakes. colts
and geldings, six furlongs. Stalwart,
9 to TO- won, with Orthodox, to l,
second and Dick Turpen, third. Time
1:12 3-5.
Fourth Race-Billow Stake, mile and
a quarter. Salvatela, to l. won, with
Eugenia Burch, Is to 5, second and
Hurstbourne, s to 5, third. Time
2:04 LIS.
Fifth Race-Selling, mile and six
teenth. Unmasked, to /. won, with
Gaviota, so to 1. second and Locket,
so to /, third. Time 1:46 2-5.
Sixth Race-High Weight Handicap,
six furlongs. Gay Boy. to /, won,
with Damon. s to /. second and Con-
fusion, to l, third. Time 1:12 S-5.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-25
AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati, Oct. 24.-Results at La
tonia:
First Race-Six furlongs. Dick
Welles, ! to 10, won, with Red Raven,
10 to /, second, and Carl Kapler, 10 to
/, third. Time 1:14.
Second Race-Mile and an eighth.
Mint Bed, 5 to 1. won, with Briers, to
l, second. and Mosketo, to l, third.
Time 1854.
Third Race-Five and one-half fur
longs. Apple, 10 to 1, won, with Huckle-
berry Finn, 3 to l, second, and Marshal
Ney, s to J. third. Time 1903 S-5.
Fourth Race-Tobacco selling stakes,
one mile. Fonsoluca, 16 to 5, won. with
Bardolph, to l, second, and John
Yerkes, to /, third. Time 1:14H.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Ida
Lieb. u to 1, won, with Silk Maid, Z
to 10, second, and Miss Fleishmann. &c
to /, third. Time 1:01A.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs. The
Boer. 10 to l, won, with Taxman. s to
l, second. and Easy Trade, 3 to l, third
Time 1 80.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-25
WEEPING YOUNGSTER
REPORTED THEFT.
While Getting Shoes Borrowed BIZ
cycle Was Stolen.

While Getting Shoes Borrowed BIZ
cycle Was Stolen.
Weeping copiously. Elton Lamotte, a
youngster living at No. 120 Anderson
street, east. called at police headquar-
tiers early last night and reported the
theft of a bicycle to Desk Sergeant
Baughn.
1t was a minute or more before the
boy could be quoted, for as soon as
the theft was discovered he ran to
the strong arm of the law. Young
Lamotte stated that he had left a Co
lumbia bicycle, one that he had Dor
rowed only few minutes before, in
front of a shoemaker's shop on Dray-
ton street and Broughton lane. AL
though he was in the store for less
than five minutes the bicycle disap-
peared in that time. There have been
quite number of bicycles stolen re-
Gently, but the police have been able
to recover only small per cent. of
those taken.