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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
: OIEO FROM HAzING.
School Boy Was Seriously Injured, and
Court Is Investigating.

Barton. VT, July G.-A hearing IL In
progress before $ustice Guild at Barton
Landing over injuries received by a boy
at the hands OF his schoolmates few
weeks ago which caused his death. Ray
mond Waterman, Raymond Adams and
Alva Day, Q. 10 and IL years old, respec-
lively, had read OF college hazing. and de-
oided TO try II upon Ralph Canning. a
young companion.
They heated stones In lot back OF
the school house in Brownington and
made Canning stand and sit on them un-
I'll he was badly burned Then, according
TO reports, two boys held him down while
the third jumped upon him and nearly
rendered him unconscious before he was
released. He died two weeks later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27

psn psonn Dillon. Thomas Matthews. John
banon. Peter b. Burns. h. j. Dillea'
Seonge = Ter5a J; Leach. John ". Doyle. George
y Rourke, John l.. Cannon John cream,
er: j. J; Reeves. =. j. Fineran. p. J. Cole
man. Thomas Madden. John +. oninn
Rnomas Rs srrn o'Brien; D.; A. Cotton. =. r.
barry, M. j. Burke. Bernard Doyle 7 p
" oonneil and John Gay Will act as aids
AT A. the park various sports will be in
aulged In, and some good prizes are Of
Tered to the winners OF the different
Inc committee of arrangements consists
OF Or. John F. McCue, chairman: Eugene
J, Dulles, secretary: Terrence p. oates.
treasurer. and Daniel Hanley. John win,
ss, sers, Thomas Donnelly. p. J. Finneran.
Michael Kelly. Patrick Ray. John Cream
eTi Mic,9oi John nOT;u W; Doyle Edward Gilbraid
John p. oDonnell. Frank McMann.
thomas Shea, Patrick j. Kennedy. Edwin
J.; smith. John J. Revans Michael J.
Flynn. Patrick J.; Barry. James Hart.
William J. Wall Patrick Dempsey
nings.
The members OF the order are taking a
great interest in the outing and there is
every indication that IL will be a record
breaker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27

Roston. July 1.-Two persons were
struck by the boom of derrick here to-
day and seriously injured with probability
that ono will die
The Victims
VIM Broderick 3 years old married
severe scalp wound and contusions ~ the
head
Michael Keilher ~ yeers old contu-
sion to the left side and severe Internal
injuries The man and the hoy were
watching the operations of the eNcava-
tions OF tho new tunnel In Scauley sasare
when the accident occurred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
BOSTON FIRM FAILS.
William Bassett & Co., Stock Brokers, An
nOunca Failure at Noon TODAY.

Boston. July civilian Bassett q Co..
stock commission brokers OF 6s State
street failed at noon.
Mr.. Bassett In n member Of New York
and Boston stock exchanges.
Shortly after noon when the announce
ment was made on the New York stock
exchange OF the failure OF William A.
Bassett q Co, members Of the Boston
stock exchange and of the New York
stock exchange. The firm had practically
no. contracts outstanding on the New
York exchange for more than n year and
the failure was regarded as comparative
w unlmportant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
MAY HAVE TROUBLE.
Situation ln Panama Looks 6raIe and
BIocdshed Is Expected.

Washington. July 27.-The only informa-
ton the state department has concerning
the reported trouble In Panama is con-
tained In cablegram received today
from Consul General Gudger. In which he
states that the 'governorship has been
rendered and refused and that the situa-
ton is grave.
The following In a later report by cable
to the state department OF the episode at
that city
Last night about 10. O'Clock soldiers.
headed by the commander n-chief,
searched the governors house. The gov
ernor escaped and tried 20 reach the con-
sulate, but was intercepted. Took refuge
at the house OF American citizen. Streets
lined with soldiers. Arrested secretary Of
state and chief police and department.
employees. Department has money
Another dispatch was received from Mr..
Gudger, saying the governorship has been
rendered, but II IL not known TO whom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Twenty Prisoners Gain Liberty BY Over
coming GuaTds.

Sacramento. Cal. July 27.--Eighteen or
twenty prisoners made break az Folsom
between and s clock this morning TAX
ing with them Warden Wilkinson. his
grandson. Harry WilIduson. captain OF
the Guard Murphy and two other ofri-
GERS Guard Cotton was stabbed and IA
tally injured hy one OF the prisoners.
Nearly all the sherifs force and county
constabulary and searching for the prfs-
oners who secured a number or rifles
from the prison armory before they left.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
HAND CHOPPED TO PIECES.
Georgs Dalton Felt No Pain TIL He Saw the
Severed Member.

While adjusting some machinery in .he
Rhode Island company-s power house al
Manchester street Sunday, George l.. Dali
ton was shocked beyond measure 10
observe his own hand and finger ground
10 pieces before his very eyes Until he
saw the knives at work he did not r>al-
lie that his hand had been taken off at
the wrist and was being mangled by the
Knives. as he felt no pain.
he was taken to the hospital and re-
celVed attention for his terribly injured
arm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
ALMOST SUFFOCiTtD.

Boston July 1.-Two women were near
Ia sunocatod and n third escaped by drop
ping from third story window 20 the
roof ~ a shed two stories below while n
IRE was IN progress IN lodging house
az 1901 Washington street The nre start
ed from unknown causes In the Kitchen
while the proprietress was out shoppng.
Miss Maude Spaulding who WAS asleep
IN her room. in the rear ~ the third floor.
was awakened by the smoke. Finding
escape hy the stairway cut OF the wo-
man climbed out % the window and
dropped 90 n shed two stories below and
escaped uninjured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
ARRIVAL OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

Boston. July T.-Arrived Steamer Ssr-
matian from Glasgow. ...
New York July 27.-Arrived Mime
apolis from London.
Plymouth. July y. 1905 p m.-Arrived
Kaiser Wilhelm III, New York for Cher
bourg and Bremen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27

az !:9 High tides at 1880 a. m. and
ll;l5 y. m.
Vessels arriving In this port in the last
"a hours are:
Steamer Dorchester. Ryan, Baltimore.
- steamer Aries. Briggs. philadelphia,
York
Steamer Larchmont, wilcox. New York.
st steamer city OF Newport. Rich. New
:, Steamer Steamer Richard Borden. Brown. FAN
Steamer Queen City. Gray. Tiverton and
Steamer Islander. Pettey. Tiverton and
returned.
Steamer, Mount Hope Ricketson. Block
Steamer New shoreham, Dodge. Block
Island and returned.
Tug s; Thomas Brown. Fall River.
Tug Battler, New York.
Tug G. b.. Sanford, New York.
Tug America, New York
Tug r b Little. New York.
Tug Alert, New Haven.
Tug Cuba, Philadelphia.
schooner r. Bomert, Young. Brunswick.
Schooner Henry o. Barrett. swain.
Philadelphia, with 2so4 tons OF coal for
the N. T.. n. II. & II. Railroad company.
schooner William J.. Walker. Fish. Phil
adelphia, 900 tons OF coal for the Railway
company.
Schooner Jennie F. Potter. Newport
News, 1888 tons OF coal for the Railway
company.
Schooner Henry L. Fenner, Emmett.
South Amboy $50 tons OF sand for A. J.
Miller.
Schooner Relmount, Nelson. n. s.. l5.o
feet of piling TO order.
Barge Walton, Guttenburg a27 tons Of
coal for the Eastern Coal company.
Barge George g. Tice, Perth Amboy 80
tons OF coal for the Railway company.
Barge James w. Mcclure. New Haven.
420 tons OF wire
Barge Randolph. Philadelphia. ss7 tons
coal for the Providence Gas company.
Barge Long Island City, New York, 1900
barrels of cement and - tons OF pig iron.
Barge John Burley. Edgewater. 80 tons
OF coal for J. X. White.
Barge Addie r. Bacon, Perth Amboy. IA
tons OF coal for J. II. White.
Barge Baltic Hoboken. 1046 tons Of coal
for Pawtucket.
Barge Budget. South Amboy. ss tons Of
coal for Pawtuoket
Barge Cimfugon. Philadelphia. s7ss tons
Barge Brilliant. Perth Amboy $40 tons
OF coal for Doe q Little.
Barge George Moon, Philadelphia 1852
tons OF coal for the Eastern Coal com
pany
Barge Henry Clay PHILADELPHIA, Ii4s
tons OF coal for Pawtucket
Barge James IT, English. South Amboy.
500 tons Of sand tor x j, Miller.
SAILED
Steamer Connecticut for New York
Steamer Larchmont. for New York
Tug Battler for New York.
Tug G. Il. Sanford. for New York
Tug America, for New York.
Tug Cuba. for Philadelphis.
Tug Alert. for New London.
Tug Rambler. for New York
Tug Y. II. Little. for New York
Tug s. Thomas Brown Fall River
Tug Joseph Stickney. for New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
EXERCISE At THORNTON.

Club Flor a Italia 81 Thornton. r. l..
blessed their American and Italian fisgs
with appropriate exercises on Saturday
last. The parade started AZ z o'clock IN
the afternoon. after which a picnic was
held. Later the society attended church
IN n body. During the evening n hall was
given which was largely attended. Mr..
John oughucci was honorary president
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
nAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black prepared by
GEORGE ORMSRY. Wig Maker and
lislrworker, lss fremont street. Boston
IL - simple. safe and easily applied con-
iains no lead poisons. use II once and
you will never use any other. BIsANDING
A BLANDfNG, 81 weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
DROWNED IN THE NORTHWEST.

Seattle. July 27-News comes from
Naldes on the steamer Excelsior. which
arrived here az midnight 81 the drown
ing ~ Miss Lou Wheeler. August Rech-
ele. and Henry and Paul weiarner IN The
Naziana river. All lost their lives bv
thr -cnr-zing - lYoats
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27

St Petersburs. July T.-By order OF the
Chief Urocurator OF the Synod. the bish-
op 90 KishinefY has instructed the Clergy
% his diocese 20 exert their influence on
the members OF the Orthodox church by
sermons In their churches and personal
admoniuon 20 alloy the anti-semstie rells-
ious hatred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
A DfSERTFR.

Mayor Miller has received advice from
the navy department that 5. g. Swan
whose Providence address 10 e Vernon
street deserted from the United statee
ship Texas on the island Of Barbados.
July 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
LAte fkOM WALL STREET

there was n strong advance in prices In
progress. led by New York Central.
Brooklyn Transit and Delaware. Hudton.
and United states Steel. which rose from
10 ~ The market seemed 20 reflect
that the expected failures had been an
nounccd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
RELIANCE WINS FIRST
OFFICIAL TRIAL RACE.
Crosses the Finish Line at 3:O422,
With Big Lead Over the
Other Yachts.


vgoaing morning
in
preparations
mi a thorough .,(<
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27

Young Mr.. Style was about 10 leave for
Europe, and his friends were at the ferry
20 sec him OF
When the time come for good -by's"
the correcz MIA de Jones pressed his hand
and murmnred Ron voyage" In her
sweetest tones
YES. said her good husband. and
may Ne permitted 90 add. a pleasant
yourney.-San Francisco Wasp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
ATTACHMENT,

According TO the city hall records today
oliver Reilly a Co. OF y. Y. has at
tached the property OF Willard Sordon
for $500 Clarence A. Aldrich II an attor-
ncy In the case
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
MARINE REGISTER.

Tomorrow the sun rises at ABA and sets
az 1903 High tides at 1880 a. m and
II :15 p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
A. 0. \. FIELD DAY.
Preparation for Annual 0u'Ing and 6ames
al Crescent Park Progressing.

The local branches OF the A O. II. are
making extensive preparations for their
annual field day, which will be held.
Thursday. July 30. at Crescent Park.
There will be a short parade I'm this city
before going down the river. The line
Will be formed on Exchange place and at
O'Clock will move through Dora nee
street 10 Westminster. UP Westminster TO
Cathedral square, down Weybosset 10
custom House 10 Dyer and down Dyer to
the wharf. where boats will he taken for
down the river. The line will be as fol-
lows:
Chief Marshal. Edward J. Smith.
chief OF stan, Patrick ]. Barry.
Aids.
Officers OF committee. Chairman. DIR.
John +. McCue: secretary. Eugene ]
Dullea: treasurer. Terence r. Oates
Crescent Park Band
company A. Hibernlan Rifles, Captain
Joseph A. Coleman, commanding.
company b. Hibernian Rifles, Capt. John
ORoNrke. commanding
company G. Hibernian Rifles Captain
Michael Roe. commanding.
company A, Hibernian Knights. CAPITA in
John j. Evans commanding.
Bristol County officers
providence County officers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News by DAVIS a
DEXTER, Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
TO LLLLY MT!.stNIIlc HATRED.

Ex-Div.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
OTHER mARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb. 5-Cstt1e-Receipts $500 head: NeaN
lower; prime steers 81 50GSS 10 saln
s3G5S4 stockers feeders 81 SO9 - 5y cows - ~
So 50 50ds7 so; Texas fed steers s. Sop
81 Hogs-Receipts today $4,000 head tomorrow;
10000; over 1000: opened strong to DC higher cea
Tower: mixed and butchers, So 1Oq e go9d 20 s a.
heavy 9QS7 rough heavy, So TOgSo 90 light 90 -
20; sales 60S6 s.. Sheep-Receipts l4eSy
head sheep lambs steady strong good 70 Sno0e
vethers. 81 50GS5 20: fair TO choice mixed ~
Cincinnati, 5--Hogs active. higher s. s5qsl 10
Cattle steady s2S4 TO Sheep strong s. 29qS 90 Lanes
East Bunalo Feb 5-CattIe-Receipts light; feeling
stronger veais-Receipts. 130 head 25c higher: tops
s. 50GS9 p: good So 50Qss % Hoss- Re
ceipts 400 head active 10G15c higher heaFy 81 gg
81 90 mixed s. 10GsT 15 Workers SlaS4 le PIGS .
roughs s6dss %: stays S5dS5 so Sheep and lambs
Receipts 500 head: top lambs 50 40eso go gus
good c5aS6 35: yearlings IS 25 So ewes "a
81 40 mixed sheep, 81 50Qs4 I3i eua to sooa $-V
81 40
Kansas city Feb. 5-Cattle-Recsipts. 5.155 natlEes
1850 TEXANS. Calves 200 head, mostly natives Corn
520c lower. good and hsifeTs steady: STOCK
ers and feeders active steady qlarant1n9 etea on9
50 50GS4 so: sockers and feeders 81 25S4 40 WesteI
steers 81 Texas and Indian steers 81 5oS4
81 90dS2 s5; native cows: 81 5olsi Iaee
heifers So 40dS4 10; Gamers S1Gs2 bulls 81 3'qS -
calves 50 T5aS5 Hoss-Recelpts 1000 head naISeet
5di0c higher: active: 81; bulk Of sales 80 sSt
heavy So eO4S1 packers S6 I2 dSI light So 6og
Sc sT1z Yorkers. SO SOG$6 s712 pigs s6as6 15 shee
Receipts $500 head; market stea6y native lambs sag
Sd Western lambs 50 s5qS6 10: fed ewes. S9gSS
native veters So 50dS4 So: Western wsesers. S3S4 go
stockers and feeders. 81 5o7s3 so ,ooo =, .,.s
ing 20Oo Texans; steady; butchers steers S4qS5 %
steers and feeders So 90dS4 so: and heers s 3
rs: Texas steers s3GS4 So cows and hefers S2 SSg
SO 40 Hogs-Recepts. 5000 head market DC higher
pigs and lights s5 50GS6 So packers Sc 1891 butchers
S6 aodST 10 Sheep-Receipts 1000 head strorg natives
s. 25g$5 20; lambs. 81 s5G$4 50; Texans. 50 20qs4
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Iork Februs-y 3. 1903.
BEEvES-No receipts. Dressed beef steady city
dressed native sides sales, 7ec per ID Texas
beef e1B@4c Cables last quoted American live
cattle selling 1Q13Ac dressed weight refrigerator
beef 9lzc per n. No exports reported for to-day
tomorrow.
making with the stale stock 1870 head 20 be sold - at
and Isl az Sixtsth-st The market rated
steady for all sorts A OF Western calves unsold
sold S5Gsa IS per 100 n. inclndng Buffalo
25 of Westerns at So city dressed
veaIs iO9i4c per rb country higher al lo1z
5ress barnyard FED calves at 61sc-
saies-H H Hollis: 81 veals. los ID average ar
IS rs per 100 70: Il do. S. 10 s5.
@ Curtis d SOM Yeais 145 10. at 80; z do. 80 10
st Sc 80.
Kerns Commission Company. Is Buffalo veas 14s n
al 50 Is: ? do. ~ al 81. .
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rseeipts. Including cars ireet
20 saurhter uere 10 cars 3s5 making. with
the stale stock. total of 20 to be sod-i6 At Jer
city ana at Sirt.eth-st Sheep ami about
steady IN price lambs ruled slew and easier About
cars unsoid sheep sold az S3ss4 yer 100
~ lamb. So SOFs6 IS; culs s. so Dressed mutton
dxsc per NJ dressed lambs. general sales ssa910se
Al xs 50 pa LES 90 r At 50 25 e2s W.stsrn do
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
CASH Quotations,
GENERAL MARKET REpoRT.

NeE-YorR February 8. 1853
t-f--Gpe75nE steady unchanged prices to
6s- coffee ma et turned The call
zlnstau5fus foreign yesterday vis
decrease estimates The combined receipts
Rio and Santos during the month cf February vii
about 625p9 bags. against $4,000 bags for the
year The declining tendency vas largely
result sales by importers. who were
Presumably hedging against purchases Brazil end
Influenced hy prot taking the account Of
contingent ho bought before
this selling being undoubtedly encor
primary reCsipts Finally
unchanged % points lower sales were reported
$50 bags. Hamburg this morning
Pigs higher while Hsvre adv aDcsd = franc,
100 Rio only market reporting
changed prices Later EaTre closeS
G-cs1ged under active trade sales there being about
worlds visible reported
Wednesday had apparently but lirIls Influence
stimulating pubic speculation concerned and the
operations To-Day good prof1TTicn cf them
nothing than existing
from ne the distant positions by the
oglize5 bU- les5e-s The spot market steady but
cGis- quotations the 5Ssc for Rio No
TIE range u contract prices n the local market to
Cay z follows.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

but Berlin and Budapest displayed independent rness
among Continental buyers who are. is said several
Weeks behind in heir purchases owing previous an
The situation received color the day when
was understood that exporters had received very so
the scarcity Of wheat the demands. Actual
transactions therefore sggegsed but p loads Msntoos
chcsso the. were irreESa All sav from, St Louis and
last Nees More rain 6r snow is sSes6 IN the South
to The Price Current tba soil is too Srv ana needs
rather arm until rS,SSa. When co5asenSe seemed 70
point az tie daS iaet BEFORE the clos quotations Of
No j No~Thern pulgth sgs.. No ! NortSern Nev-York
local corn market yesteriay with MAJ leader in the
single transactions in long March showed most
TerT strong cash rsor her. tagether with some short
The expert orders at hand il Understood that
very coed cash business could have been done If
here end loads AT at porfs All 81 the corn arriving
cIo.eS 9iS - lower bniIisb Toint IN the statistics
ss the estimates o. onlv Ie0 cars at Chicago for Friday.
white and Nn : veilov IS o b anoat -. ATS-In
sympathy with corn ana on the prospects for small
futures but dull o. spot here With aIas OF only 4
4si-c; No white 42ac .nixed. nominal trael:
Nhite 4Sd SOC an6 sJanoard "hte T. E E
5s57 BARLEY0IaTket dull feeding quoted
47c. New-York, and mailing 5lQ6oc. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

Cfto- Excspse special Liverpool cabes- spot CotIo-
bales speculation sld e1I5T
q COO American lSvvvs
r-fafirz INLAND. opened STEADY : points
higher closed pufntE hlghe-5 FeprasEy,
r-a-Taiarcf h-Apr. s.5Gqf 1s Aprs.A4ey SIS
and June-july 49Sss--eO
20 SeYtennsT-Octo1SeI -aoV
49Is. Al MA1chesier-1a arms n
Moderate demand cloths nrIneF-
flour light supply on haao cneekSe
business again kept rhe market Very nrta on a.
grades 1ouT notably spring atents eprIg passas
2sSs4 winter sfaiShts So 0dS5 80: winter patents
s5GSs spring So 25tss5 30 extra 10 ~44tL-
- e3as3 81. extra winter, g so31 40 Etea 1s
5E1s2s spot arrive BUCK ~ HEAL I SJCIA
quiet. Quoted oOQSz 90. and 70 arT1Ss
RYE FLoUE-DUn Quotea= Fair e s1Sar sSsso
choice 70 fancy So z51$S IS CORN
1uee6 KIN dried 50 i5as2 30, as 70 br1no- -
NEAI-Sezsy Quoted. Fine white anc selio"' 81 80
%. coarse s. 1881 % -FEED-F5Tn 80 On
Snrirz bran SPOT c1I: arrive. zy ID -
spring bran nlddliag s2o1szz 200 n aeks es.y
x-1Qe2l 5G liuEpeo 81. o3caE~i s-~~~-o
boniuy chop 1tnesls s27eSSf 10 v.-.--4
CRA1N-W4EAT-G change in The claI1clsl "a rsss
let o moderate weakness N -
wheat markets and considerable selling OF oig 49,
sle sca element offerings Tor snort -
ais showed &c nst ceclilH sI -
late curb the stlA easier
much further change ta tie price
70 70 S5 points loNet D.
snnouncsd tn ps4Vzae cables wednesdays crop
repor1s raEch ezzggersteS lns .---sIo
fax 5zy hs vrng been according these a1fces en-
Of Speculative aatsre- E1s1sn 1aArAsH FeSs
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
A GOOD TONE PREVAILS FOR WOOL
While the Market at the Moment is Not
Active

Boston and Philadelphia, the principal points OF
wholesale distribution Of WOOL place lua ss @
domestic wool. The American
Wool Reporter Boston 'ManufactQrers are
domestic woos which
were but on the other hand. while holders OF stock are
naturally es.rous clearing their lofts between no" ad
clip time disposition TO force WOO
Prices therefore steadily maintained
no+yftbgtandtn the uuietness prevailing although even
slight concession part of those VINO nave aus
resulted the last week
in moving a considerable amount OF wool -,
T3star7an & Philadelphia write to The
Tribune: wool is now much cheaper 20 me
a~ican manufacturer than any competing grades OF
foreign also an important factor fmparHg Strength 10
the market favorable influence Is tne CON
ton that The supply including all wool owned oy the
mills is inadeouate keep the machinery running at rs
vii! be available IN
tFuz necessitang heavy imports Of foreign wcols ali
Of which have showing upward teHoeLcS
The s,uating effect Of prospective additlonaI
wni1h within year sas-
Ia5 an average advance &c than twice much as
rsric rar,ets all uneaslness about the sta
SIi1 ~ values OF domestic wool. The situation now -
i1cb better than year for then foreign
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

I.lverpool Feb. 5-Closing: Wheat-spot, No red
Western winter firm 6s ID No Northern spring quiet
s. 8isd; May. 25d Corn-spot quiet; American
mixed new As sad: futures quiet. March, As Id; May.
Il 2I.d Pea-Canadian quiet 6s 5l.d FlourSt. Louis
fancy winter quiet SIS 3D. Hops at Loudon-Paclhc
coast firm ETdf7 los Beef extra India lois
30. PORK easy; prime mess Western. 79s Eams-Shors
cnt e6 TO 80 10 rib. 6 "a b ASS Cd
clear Iniddles light IS "a n 4s Cd long clear mid
Ses heavy 5 ID AIS: short clear backs Is 70 20
n 47s sd: clear bellies = Is n shoulders
SCuara II to Is 10 quiet 33s Lard quiet. prime
arr in terces 4Ss; refined in pals, 49s.
nominal Cheese strong; American finest white and col
cred G2s 50. TalloWPrme city quiet zTs Sd. Turpen
Cd Rosin--Cnmm0n firm. 6s 4lad-
Ta,-olei1rRefned steady Cad. Linseed oil steady
fCronSaed oil-HuH refined Spot firm. 225 Sd. Tallow
Australian in London dull. 94s.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

spot closed Arm with prces 10 points higher.
i5c Tor micd-g upland and 2 z0c for mid
ding CUT sales amounted 2503 bales Southern
telesrar1sd follows NsN-0rlesrs
frrn ures-Esd s7sc. sales 1000 bales Mobile firm,
g. 500 bales Savannah firm.
chsrEed sac sales So bales Charleston firm
r1anSe1 sac wilmington firm, unchanged az size
Narfk f-n. 116c highe- - l-l6c: sales 2le bales
mammal Galveston strong.
rre- &C: sales 253l bales Augusta firm. I-8c
-7etar 1lcs sales S41 bales; 81 LOUIS hrfn IN
f.c--sE receipts NeTv-Oreaas for
morrow ara $500 1903 bales. compared with
eek and 3 s64 bales for the same
sa- year tomorrow 4.ooO to 800
are expected compared With 74I5 bales actual last
and 2sl ago Galveston expects 5000
oO0 bales Il. 80 bales actual for
and 1885 bales last
ese.rrs ports and interior points today. COM
z-srn Gey and last