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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-12
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IT j. reported tla- the LOU -iae, Henderson,
ard 81 LuIiS Sa..'"-g .r.u pt"g e sasssnc"r
cnworts. ina. aHe St~phe--p"st- Ky. a ds-
tangs Of fifty mile. 10 come trsir ire. Daily
tTipS VIII b. maC. It IS said tnst toe arTsr:e-
meat MIL cl' int" tls rad n 'l= Louisville
and EssUsvlHe PecE-t company - tnat local.
i:y ! toe Lies best territory.
The C=p. GiTardrau CANE 40 yesterdag MORN
ing frpll commerce 1.th Z -yO4 stock trip Sh.
departed on n. return ia tH- afternoon with =
heavy passenger list.
-'.iptzin IifctTssr. president ~ the Il Louis
his hu:a- II iIe-uG-H .'stsfday and was a visit
ur along The i-eyte-
The columbia came N from Chester Yesterday
morning "!lh q good rig she Xii oeIaIt on
tfs return this afternoon
TIE stacker Lee viii arrive this Afternoon
f"y afternoon. The Peters Lee departed from
Memphis yesterday and viii each -. Louis
ltITsGay evening >ne Viii depart on the re-
tur1 Friday afternoon
The tOwbost W-yerhaus.r viii arrive to-day
from sE- lover river with a tow Of bars-s
\ new marine hospital vii! he built at Pitts
bUrL. Tre site the Government selected SaS ni-
rDs-,l ~ rivesmru. Who asked that one ne b.
Gated uu the river hank, so that patients MAY see
he shipping. Another iO=at on Is now being con-
SIGe.-u.
The Chester arrive! yesterday morning from
Cape Giiarteau. AID viii dspart On the return
this afternoon.
Two deck hands Of the towoost F. n. Finley
ing ;hdt they %eye allowed 40 he exposed 70
smallpox The suft was FLEET IT Louisville.
The hig Diamond 10 liner DUBUQUE. which
arrived sunday. departed Yesterday afternoon for
81 Paul. Shit took out many eAcursionIsts be-
sides a good cargo.
The ". ri. Grapevine came in from the Mi<-'
scGri River yesterday. ana will GO GU; On tEs
return tomorrow afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-12
PROSPECT FOR HALF CROP
OF APPLES IN MISSOURI
Experiment station mt State Tniycr>i.E
Investigates Dnniagc tn Fruits
From Late FroSts.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

SPECIAL
Columbia, Mo. Mo IL, special in-
quiry on fruit conditions has just been
made to ascertain the probable extent of
the damage on account OF recent frosts.
The heaviest LOSE. according to reports.
mas been sustained in the southwest Sec
ton % the State, where the frost was
mos; severe. There was considerable dam
age 90 apples in most all sections. Two
correspondents report all the Ben Davis
hi'.i- y lew report no damage to APP
The average condition. COMPARED with q
full average crop. is estimated at ~. which
VIII yet insure "a Sreat many apples.
Pears yio1niSe only 10 FER cent of an av-
"iate crop. Cherries and grapes. - per
cent. In many places all the young foliage
on the grnnas was entirely killed ty the
irpS.-
Elackherr.es and raspberrics, being later
tran The other fruits. have been damaged
vS.N little. ana show 4 condition Of ~ per
cent.
Strawberries we.e damaged considerably
fuf not as mucl as has been reported.
The bloom that WIS out ut the time of the
frost was dlriasCi greatly. hat ne this
fruit continues TO boom for about thirty
days the BUDS that were not cut h,gs been
damaged ve;y little.
1he strawberry growers of Sa-cuxfe an
nolince officially tl,at they will nave n full
half crop aId shat mOie rel. Il needed for
picEers. The condition Of st-a cherries IL
placed at from - To- 80 per cent. or an av-
craSe for all reporting Of a Per cert.
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BEARS HELD THE DAY
ON CHICAGO EXCHANGE.
FAVORABLE CROP CONDI-
TiONS DEPRESS MARKET.
Wheat fluSes 3-Sr Lower: Corn
OF lie: Oats Down Lie and
Provisions Close Lower.

Chicago. May 1.-THE wheat market was
a weak affair to-day. due 10 generally bear
ish news. and July closed Sc lower. July
corn vas or i,c. with oats down &c, wn'i-
Sept. provisions closed from &c to ls'2c
lower.
WHEAT.
Trading in the wheat bit was exceedingly
nr'i IN" sieater part OF the session. hiahs
operators being disposed to remain quiet.
awaiting the Issuance uf the Government
crop report. Heavy worlds shipments anu
general rains throughout the Southwest
had a tenGanct 10 depress prices Mt the
start. and July opened fsnuc lower at
i2lau,-tsc. Jnder there influences there was
quite Z, neral selling by commission houses
ana local bears. and with little support the
market declined sui further. July selling
of to 72F,c. The decline was temporarily
checked ~ buying through brokers ny TN.
leading oreretor. but the absence or any
outside business caused u bearish sentiment
in the pit. and selling pressure again be
cane a,pIrent. with one or two big houses
On that side of the market. There WaS 4
little better support late in the day. and
Il tirmer tone developed. July closing nc
lower at I2asc. after selling down 10
The visible supply showed "A decrease of
I,0lO.CA bu., while the amount on passage
increased l.iso.GF hu. Clearsnces OF wheat
and Hour were equal TO 4fI.6D bu. Pri-
riary receipts were i0S. $50 bu.. aSninst
sES. 20 hu. a year ago. Minneapolis ana Du-
Iuth reported receipts OF 1ss cars. which.
WIN ipcsi receipts OF ~ cars. zone OF coH-
tract grade. made total receipts for the
three pits of q. cars. against 3I6 cars last
week and 2i cars a year ago.
CORN.
corn was quiet and while prices were
fairly steady. early in the session. the gen
srdl dizziness later resulted in an easier
feeling. There Vas scattered selling by To-
cal traders on the increased receipts. and
no particular effort was made to support
the market. The weakness in wheat had
a depressing Influence late in tn. session
ana July closed &c lower. at 4fa,c. after
selling between ii@.c and i5c. Local re-
ceirta We're -, cars. Is of contract grade.
OATS.
oats were dull and eased off in sympathy
with other cereals. There was scattered
liquidation by smaller holders. and the de-
mard was limited. The feature early in
in the day was buying of May by a proml-
mont commission mouse. While the senti-
ment in the pit was divided. the majority
of traders appeared timid, owing to the
uncertainty of the crop prospects. After
hanging between &c and 3Zisc. July closed
&c lower at S2o32isc. Local receipts We're
l5l cars.
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BY Telegraph.


REII Bio SPECIALS
Cairo. lii. shay iI.-Rtver gauge reads RI feet.
SHOW Sig i la,l Of Z OF n foot d.rinx the last q
hours. Weather fair and warm. 'fhs Sieari-r
J. :. returned from paducah ~ . T. m. ..itl iui
.xsUisnn.- he Polar MaIe nCNsd from tine
Lowe Mississippi at : q. NJ. w.th : uar-ss ~
logs. The Government boat Chiaea arrived from
the lover Mississippi at 9:n a M AMI aersrt-
81 for Paiucah st ~ a. N Toe Beaver depart
Ell down the river IT s:7u a. "a Win a tow %
empty haIges. The Boaz arrived from New or
leans At 1879 a. III. with a TOW - ,TuptieS. The
Ii. r. E'rtSh.e arriy.G from the lower river at Y
m The cts ot Memphis arrived trrn st. Louis
al / p. m and departed for ta- Tennessee RiyeE
al ; y ~. witt 4 Eeod "trip. TIE D:ck Fowler
VS. in and uut on time. The Georgia Les ar
rived from Memphis ri l:3J u. m. win a good
triI
,Sieksburs.. Miss. NAV THE Easse Tonight
showed As feet. a fell 81 = Of Al loot. The Ezile
of the Eeuis cleared tor Gree The Amsrf-
can TOOK IN excursion IN through !he Yazpo Ca
nal tonight and returned at . o'clock. TIE S-n-
atcr t"rd.ti cleared Tor Natehez ga time. Wealth
81. threatening rain.
Pttsbure; Pa. Nav RI IS feet: sta
tioHEry- Clear and warm.
Whecit=r. ". Va. MAY Ii.-River foe, .
inches failing. Clear and VAIN.
Cincinnati. o.. MAY IL-River H. feet: Sta
ttoEtry- clear and warmer.
Louisville. Ky. Nav n-Rivc- stationary: in
canal g. feet: on falls ~: below iocSs 49,, Gear
ana ws1rE.
Evansville. Ina. Nav r IL, falling.
ti"ar and warmer. Rees Lee 10.
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MERGER APPEAL is FILED.
Famous Northern Securities Case
Is Docketed in Supreme Court.

Washington, May 1.-THE record in the
case of the United states vs.. the, Northern
Securities Company. recently decided by the
of Minnesota adversely to the Secu ties
Company. reached the United States su-
preme Court to-day on appeal and was
docketed as No. $50.
The record cavers almost LOO printed
pages and is confined largely to the testi-
rIrny.
Lyhde Stetson Of New York. c. W. Bum,
George B. Young and N. u. Grover enter
their appearance as counsel ior me COM
psny. As the call of the docket has been
suspended for the present term. TIE case
cannot be called before next October
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-12

REPUBLIC Special

New York. Nav n-Eggs-Receipts to-day IL
OIL cases. The weather was generally slTcset-e-
favorable. but tine tone OF the mGrSrt seemed to
have changed ami conditions reversed p re-
CARDS the demand. which appeartd 10 h. more
in the direction Of stock that COu'l -" bought
from ic down or such a c. IN under the r"ai
Of shippers seconds. dirties and. check SiieS
were reported II st0rage-packed at 1915 on
dock which probably more nearly repro se1tel
the actual selling price OF any and all fT@ Cry'
| than he nominal figures. rs the Wark7; hal n
| support outside OF the regular trade demand
Quotations at s;oragrpacNed i.c:
Central Western. EraGed. lie. Western regular
| packing. fine. 16i.Ti7c: do. good l6c; Kentucky
| and Tennessee ffsis Is. Gl5S.c: TO-. good to 1re
| I5i.I16c: Weston and southern. choicv. lllE'.
do. fair 15c: irish gathered. dirtics, i'cfit'ac.
\ do. checks. ISu i3isc.
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GIRLS LEAP FOR THEIR LIVES.
Several Seriously Injured i'll Fire
at Pittsbtuy.

rittshurg. MAY u.-DurirE a fir" in the
tt;tshurg Bcdstead and Bed Spring Conn
this afternoon. a plumber Of girls at work
on thc fourth iiour became psaic-s:ricken
and three jumped from the window into L
act held by the firemen.
All were seriously injured aud were taken
to thr Homeopsthic Hospital. Their names
are Mice From. Clara Smith and Annie
White.
The damage to the building and stock
WAS about &o.ep1.
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MISCELLANEOUS wAHTs.

ABSOLUTELY pays three tunes more y 10
IS and gents clothing when brought TO sp"''
in Il 9llS Gordon. $50 Morgan.
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cRocTAW LUMBER TO BE SOLD.
Action of Secretary Hitchcock
Shuts Ont Saw Mills.

ArGmore. J. T. MAJ u.-Sccretl-y %. tho
Interior Hitchcock has ordered the sale OF
the 2,ec.enO feet OF lumucr scized h orr
ctaiS IN the Chpctaw Nation recently. whsr
several large lumber III II. rUI.iig in vim
latton of The l1w. were ordered eli cd by
tHc Interior Department.
The seized lumber will no =lld irlmrdi-
atciy ard the proceeds eSuprdft IN behalf
% thr thlctsw tribe Of indiars. Secretary
tttctcncks act!cn makes il inp1S ne ip-
mills 80 nperate. in the Iu1iian cnlatry.
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Illinois M;Ii.in Orders.

Springfield. III. Nav u-Orders affecting
the Illinois National Guard Were iysGe'i to-
day hy Adiuiant General smith as follows:
Ordering an election for First and second tisu-
tenants in CoEina1T =. Sixth I~niartrv -, rAr's-
dav Sev p. CartPir Marvin n. LION win pu,
side. 4 furIoush COR three months with pr
mission to leave the state. was granted rs:vrtc
Heri,ert SamIels.
First I-ssn.ry. is ordtrcf to report to his r~-t-
mental commander f"r examination.
The resignation ~ William u. Willard ~ Ma.
ic- SIrgcoIi. FIRST infantry. is sccepted.
Honorable DISCHARGES were granted MS follows
Priyates LOFTS 7. Nowlln. Frederick St-ii-imcyrr.
company a. first infantry; Priva;cs Herbert t.
Ueywcoi. COMPANY r. First Infantry: privats
Elias II. Henderson. Contrary H.. First Infantry
Privstc RAYMOND II. Peterson. Comrqut X.
Ii-~t Infantry: Privates Wallace r. Hoffman.
Fis,,erick Y g. Price. Fred clrsior. Company f.
Scc~rd Infantry: PrivPtsx Frank Z. Re hcr
Fred Smith. Walter ID. Hoyt. BATTERY n: Fr.vatc
John =. Nrrriiy Trrop 4. Frs; Cavalry: Fri-
ate r. o'S.il Trprn 6. FirS: cavalry: SlrTo-
raj Cii,c-t i. Knowles. Private Perry @. S;ond-
I.b Troop II. Fist Cavalry.
Tishouorabie discharges were given 4" tho fol-
| lowing: Private Nathaniel = tlark. tpmnany u
t.,Tst Infantry: Private j.. Perry Hart. car.pany
II. First Infantry.
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rILoT.' STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
Bnri"r sotifirs Owners That fhr ir-
crriscI Mn.. srnIe Is Mithtir "a

TIL. pilots sslEa. Wsieh mas been IN for six
Ul.zs. Was y-E-c.iay declared "r At Il sP"riaa
meeting ~ HaIncI No. > Tne "&Gsrs w'I- no
tlied tust 30 frsJber attempt vii. h. made to
enforce tn pfoue.ec Increase
On A9ili :. last. 'La pilots demanded an ir.
crease - - per cent The dcEIaIi wa- r-fuaa't
:, ;- u-u"fs. VIM e9m5!nsi e. 'ppuse the de
WgGds.
me nilot- infused tu rceede and marty all
f-ft jEelU boats Nfr-r . rev Ett> "o'assc"is-
tiJr Irra were srTDl se'i anG m b"8ts have
L-rn ru..I-s IN l..aIar TIN. sIn.r.
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CARPET

Mcknwu. Mgr. ygis Ea.ton. Kin. n er32.
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ANliE M FTTIRES
PROVISIONS.

The Weakness in grains and heavy re-
ceipts OF hogs. with lower prices at the
Yards. were mainly responsible fer the
easier tone in provisions. The selling, how
ever. was not on "A large scale and brokers,
supported in their action by the local pack
ess. took the greater part of the offerings.
The closing prices were lower on all prod
ucts. Sept pork being off l2i.c al Sic. 50,
Sept. lard down 1Ic at S.s.i.. and ribs log
l2i,c lower at S..l7l..
receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat
s. cars; corn 1875 cars; oats 2D cars. hogs
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RIVER NEWS.
Ui.e and Fall of the Rivera

For IS haaT- ,nHing ~ 2 D.
Hcrdar. Htv n. 4
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st. Louis Cotton Market.
- -tanl.. o-cn hI.i-. =

Tirres and stained l,ffNc beiOw wnitc.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 2sn bales.
New Orleans. 40 bales.
Mobile. saS bales.
Savannah. 1875 bales.
Norfolk. Sss bales.
Houston. o.6ss bales.
Memphis. So bales.
Goivestoi-Spo inarke, firm: mtd,ilins ieiixc.
New orleans-Spot market firm: mi'idiins icsc.
Net receipts nj all United states ports for
> 6ays were s.ls5 bales. against z.h9, bales
u week ago and ~. 225 psles n year ago. t.xilHrts
.. 2fo bales. against 23.9"o bales 4 year "H''
Stocks as. 29I bales. against azn.S7'.
st. Louis warehouse statement: -,
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MISSOURI RIVER.
THlEF'S METHOD is REVEALED
Fictitious Accounts Used AS Bait
for G~ovrrnelutn checks.

Washington. May 1I.-Further investiga-
ticn of the case of Frank NJ. Barnett. a
clerk in the Bureau OF Ethn9loCy. from
AiabaEla. who was arrested Saturday.
charged with stealing money fTGm tle Gov
eTrimcnt. disCioSes the fact that his method
was to open fictitious accounts, crediting
certain names with alleged services rem
dered TO the bureau.
These accounts would b. passed in the
regular way and checks drawn for the
amounts. Barnett would then intercept the
checks. The total sum thus procured was
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New York. May u.-Cotton-Spot closed quiet.
Is points higher: mlddling uplands il.aoc:; do;
calf ii.i5c: sales $40 bales. Futures closer
steady: MAY il.Isc: June H.sic: July 1o.sic: Aug.
"a. Sc: Sept. a..sc: Oct. s.a5c: Nov. s.Sc.: Dec:
s S4c: Jan. s.sic. The market opened excited Al
mn advance of 5d2a points. and throughout tfe
session ruled very active. at times showing ten
sationai strength under what amounted to pras-
ticaIly "a panic Of nearby shorts. The initial ad-
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New York. May n.-Spot TN declired . % ti7i
les and futures - sd To- ti3i LIS sd In the I'm
don market. The New York market al.p was
lower ana weak. spot closrg at s'6sGNf2+S ..
iss 81 and futures at 49, = 81 Locally rnI7e-
was quie, and nominal az il;s"c. Tor LAKE. ei.c-
troIytic and casting. Lead declined to i'll lis
ID in London. while locally ii was guic; and
unchanged at i.5Ii;c- Spelter ruled ,stGity. At
&C in the New York market. hut jsclineri 5
in Lcrdon 20 III los. Iron close! at Is 81 "a
GlssEow and at Us ii=d in MiddlsSbni1- i"gnitN
Northern Is quoted at <zl. 15tI.z2a: NJ. : f'gn-
dry Southern at So. .5fI-U -. No : foundry
southern and No. l foundry Southern >p:j ~
sylH2I. 80. Warrants ATs montreal.
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New York. MAY 1.-THE market for eNap'rat-
ed epples Is trm under a fair demand. Com
mon are quoted at ia5i.c: prime J-=c: choice 6
and fancy st:G7i.c spot prun-s attracting a
good demand: ar. firm particularly on the larger
size-. Quotations range from &c to .c for al
grades. Aprc0ts also continue firm with some
export business noted; CHOICE are quoted at s+IG
sue: fancy at srl0-.c. Peaches arr quiet. hot
firm In fancy fruit; choice arr quoted at Tl-Gsr
and fancv Ma Iulug -
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Ha-ag~ gauges resterJa ma.ke! f39 feet. no
chang, beirs inflicted ~ g. hours.
gustlesS LloEs m. Lsr'e yesterday ~as MOI
e:.te.
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Ia. 2 COUNCIL. NO. /. LEGION OF
HN2F Honor. meets second and fourth Tues
ISS1 days. Doric Hail. Gland and sirney ave
nues. CHAS. A. HouTS Chancellor.
A. \. Dryden. Re&order.
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TIE r.ses VIII ;au slowly during the next
our
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TRIRE OF hen EUR.

TRIBE OF BEN EUR.
SIMoNlDES COURT. NO. 81. TRIBE OF BEN
HVR, meets on the first and Third Tuesdays OF
each month at Hashagcn's Hall, E;aston and
Leonard avenues. Visiting sons and daughters
of Hur cordially inviteu 10 attend
EUGENE BRtNk. Chief.
". Roy Sisler. Scribe. 2:o4 Dodier at.
TRIBE OF BEN HJE. CENTURY COURT.
M. 70. meets the first and third Tuesday of each
month at Lafayette Hall. Seventeenth and Cass
avent;a. All sons and daughters of iiur acc ,rdei
q hearty welcome. CHAS. CHIEF.
Mary Mcnamara. Scribe. l.s6 Cass avenue.
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YOU m DEBT?
MECHANICS TRUST co.

VIII ADVANCE you from $40 to $500 on FURNI-
TIRE PIANOS. HORSES and WAGONS with
Out at a REDUCED
RATE that win enable you to PAY Of any
IfEET Yen may save. you Tan RETIlN the
money az you can IL weekly or monthly pay
men!S. and 2nIy for thu TIME YOU use the
MONEY: when in need of MONEY, call ut our
PRIVATE OFFICE and get .ur RATES. or
TELEPHONE - 2II3. MECHANICS TRUST
90. Coz. sixth and Olive. second floor. EN-
TRANCE III y. sixth ST.
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OF HONOR.

rtA MOUNT OLIVE LODGE, NO. As. K.
NxSMo OF H., meets every Tuesday at north
Way west corner Twenty-second and Frank
S7A lin avenue. All Knights Of Honor Ars
most cordially invited to all our meetings.
LOUIS h ALEWEL Dictator. c0s Wash.
VIM. Mcconnell. Reporter. $3.50 Walnut street.
s,8R WAYNE LODGE NO. .s74. X. OF H..
ExSS meets first and third TUESDAYS at 5161
YeLS Eafton ave All Knights Of Honor are
invited 10 our meetings.
GEORGE STUMM. Dictator.
5iDl Easton ave.
p. F. Lockhart. Reporter. us University st.
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Quiet, Confidential Loans

On ;Uru.ture and pianos. Easy terms.
-. \. Tci-,ii. ROOM y. JEFFERSON BLDG
kin!ach \ @1i5. JEFFERSON OLIVE.
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Departure. To-day.

I.I"G4II- = FHsfi
CAP, ,stIas!-.u ----..---.-.-...--.. t"mui"rc.
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Wool.

/ T-TT'TT- .aN 1T W UIf" ~ =" -
| nrt tion sales to-day consisted 81 a SUPERIOR s'i"c-
tinr q i1.9sa bales. Merin1s ami Cuars'
hTads were ~ pc ceIt above the March aN'ract
aud sCCursis IN fine condition sold A. high rites.
The offerings 0f TasuiInian we've lafG" and iher"
Was a strong; demand far greasy. AlleFtct.s pii:-
| chased scrs:ai parcels of crcs-hreiS. Fnli wirc
are tie sales in dcta /: New South W1iss. Iyl
bales: secured 9is.ls md; -rcast G'7,ta+s 81.
Queensland. 71 tales. secured ildGtis iid. srsasN
sdTis il. Victoria. 1901 bIles. sc5tir"i fils=.
| greasy 5I.d1iS SD. South australia. - hsles:
| secured IldTIs ~: rscasy Graild rtssHsn a.
i snO h,lcs: gr.ns,- stiIlG AID. Scv EsEtara.
| > Gu baIes: secured Is sddls nj: rr"usy 5isdttiaI
| cape Of Coed Here and ,;atri. sA bales; Er'7sy
New Ycrk None, Market.
| New York. MAY u Money on call .:ridv. all
~, -. u =. r.nf |. % i,As ~ I. q
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iscsi.p:dL-
ADD EGGS

Kansas City. No. Ma i1.-EsrS steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock l2i-c dez-. Eases ir
turned: New No. : white wood cases included
l3c.
included. ~ al a..
philadelphia. MAY Ii.-Ecgs firm. good demard.
fresh nearby lSc. at the mark: do. Western l6'.
6lsi.c: do. Southwestern i6c: do. southern 1877
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Nov York. NAV tI-N cn.y on call s:radv; all
loans ~, rc- cent. clog NIX o0"rc' - tine money
s,aady. 81 ,i,ys 9LI4 per c"ut 40 days ~ e.: &
months AZ. prime mercantile rspcr "a 1sie. St"-
ling exchange firm at t>SG+.FSI for dc1~and ar'l
AT 4 s.s51 {, fo- Gu ,lryS: roSiCi ratF- s>ai and
Iss5Sisa commercial bills i.St5dt.s:61s. NcNi-
can .dollers lec. Railroad bonds Irregular.
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A TUSCAN LODGE. NO. 80. a.. +. & y.
IN NJ. Twenty-eighth street and Washing
M ton avenue.-There will be a special COM
munication of Tuscan Lodge held this
Tuesday evening. May Il. at O'Clock sharp.
Work N. NJ. degree on three candidates. \ large
attendance of the members greatly desired. Viz
iting brethren fraternally welcomed.
JOHN W. MUTE. w. y.
Fred A. Smith. Secretary.
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FOR RENT. DWELLINGS.
,NIMpRovED CITY PROPERTY roi

KEoEi-k - South Side Lot 5eNl-'s between
Mime sofa and Pennsylvania aNcs. luguiI" AT
c-nS kcu'-Hk.
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EDWARD n BOWIE.
Loaf F'gr-r1s- Official
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STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS.
MONEY TO LOAN.


VII lVTNU.IUf TFOVVTIy'
\ negotiated on furniture. pianos o- any
pcisuaGl property at : per cent p"r anyim: con-
hG.aJial. Notary Public. .es Chestnut st
MONEY loaned sGlaried people without security.
u Lanzct -, BcaoIst building Ninth and Rms.
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ss.FA wanted fr manufacturing: will paw s
'-r cent: nne ~ two YEARS: real estate security.
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n VEST GATE LODGE. NO. ~, a. F.
IN & A.. M.-Special meeting this tTues,lay
evening at 20 O'Clock. Commandery Hall.
IVY L. G. degree. Visitors welcome.
HENRY +. STEININGER w. Il.
a. Rawson. Secretary.
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FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsONS.

ROSE Hill LODGE. No. 55o. 4. +. s
~ A. NJ. Maple and Hamilton avenuss.-
EH Called communication this tTuesday)
~ evening. May l.. 1888. al o'clock: FOR
work in the +. \. degree. Stated at s o'clock
for important business. Visiting brethren cor
daily invited.
HENRY c. POLLMAN, ". NJ.
Howard Watson. Secretary