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CHICAGO "A, LA ,: WASHINGTON

FiNt base on errors Chicago, 2; Washington, l.
Left on bases Chicago. s; Washington. 4 First
out BY Patterson, 8 Two base hits seibach
wilson Holmes. Sacrifice hits -tshell ~. Magoon
Tanneh Moran. Stolen bases Callahan Rob
inson Double plays -Tannehill OInass'st-dl: Tan
nchlll and lsbell Tannehill ana Magoon. Umpire
Connolly Time / hour and % minutes. Attend
200.
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FlrST Ease on eIrVI5 u rsJuI, 2, nrooHIyn, !,
Left on bases st. Louis. 8: Brooklyn, IL First
base on balls on Jones. 2; on Brown. T. Struck
ont ny Jones. s: by Brown. g. Three base bit
brown Two base hits-Hackett, Smoot. Dobbs.
Strsng Sacrifice hits--Farrel. Rhosdes. Burke,
Jordan. stolen base-Dobbs. Double play
Brain and Hackett, VIVID pitch--Jones. Umpire
Hurst Time. | hour and 80 minutes. Attend
ancr ITN.
prrraurpo q aosycS m ~ n
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NV YORR A.I.l. /. DETROIT, o. FrRsrGAME.
pFTRoIr. Aug is Cheabro outpltched
Donovan in the opening game Of the double
test In the second game New York drove
pitcher Kissinger 10 tho bench in the first
inning and Pitcher Skopec in the second
ali directions Tannehill pitched the second
9nme very cleypry.
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PHIL4A pELPPl 4
81 LOl n.

Two base hL,--Anderson (2). Seybold Mummy
Sacrifice hiH-Hill a. H-idrick, Double play,
Mrsh' Wallace and Anderson Triple play
SGhieckengost stolen bases. BurE-tt, Uar'srn
Wild pitches Wright? ?, First base on bells ON
Wright, 4; on Waddell. g. Struck out rs Wright
3: by WnddeN ~ Len on bases 81 Louis III
Philadelphia, 7. Umpire Pears Time hour
and IS minutes, Attendance inO
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'Batted for Buclow in the ninth inning. fConroy
hit by hattcd bail.
New York, ..... o o q q U--l
Detroit ..r,... ....,.,..0 q 0 O o O.. q
Two base hits Camel, Cheshire First base ON
balls ON Donovan. /. First base on error
Detroit, Left on bases Detroit. a: New YORK a.
Struck out by Donovan. o Passed ball Buslow
Double plays Donovan, Long and Carr: Wihams
and Glnzr Sacrifice hit Donovan Stolen
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sroN CA.LN. 10, CLEVELAND. ?
CI.Fv BLAND

CLEVELAND, Aug IL After winning eight
straight games CN Young, With the aid OF the
3ostons. nut an end 10 the ClrvcandS long list OF
Hctn
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FIFTH RACE

Fair start: haudlly: Adbell blk C, :? by
Paudt Mamma owned by j. +. Madden.
SIXTH RACE
Selling for three year Oks and upward $500
added allowances; one mile and sixteenth on
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arANnlNn nr rMR cLrRa
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WHOLESALE

business; well established, located In most port
ncnt town Of Pennsylvania: sales average over
alOoOoo yearly price 10000 owner wishes 10 re-
tire Apply 10
MCDONALD ( MIGGlNS III RrnnLHnv
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AUTOMOBILE

business located close 10 pniladr phia wei r@'aN-
ilshcd now; employing 81 hands can hc hplgN ~
Apply 10
MCDONALD wIGGINS. ~ Vroadway
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Handicap for three year -olds; 300 added: Sc,
sHooNp RACE.

Selling: for three year olds and upward.
winning Jockeys; 300 added: allow ances: one
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-17

reunidas, 6 en- condiciones enfern1izas, 6
81 fuera en- todo 6 en- parte ieche que
antes de ser entregada al consumidor,
ha sido tenida 6 manejada por algu.a
persona sufriendo de alguna enferme-
dad de aspecto sucio, ir1fecciosa 6 con-
tagiosa, 6 por cualquiera.que viva 8 es-
te asociado con a1guna persona que ST.
fra de dichas Intermediates, 6 81 ha
sido en- todo 6 en- parte leche tomada
de, vendida expuesta 4 ofrecida para
venderse en- sitio sucio, 6 sitio forman-
do parte de una habitacion 8 s1tio don
de carnes, vegetables 6 materiales seme-
iantes, Sc depositen vendan i ofrezcan
para la venta, 81 es en- todo 6 eu par
te, leche tomada de vendida q ofrecida
para la venta en- cualquier lugar, pajaro
reptil, 6 81 eS leche s11cia 6 agria 6
descompuesta 6 1eche de la cual ha ST.
do tornado al uno de sus CONSTITUENCIES
normales (excepto aquellas leches ex-
plicadas al principio), 6 aquellas las
cuales, sustancias extrafias han sido
afiadidas aquellas que al tempo de
Itraslado, venta, Il ofrecimiento, esten
contenidas en- vasijas no tapadas pro-
piamente.
Cualquier persona, frina 8 corpora
cion, que reciba leche crema, en- la
tas, botellas envases, que hayan sido
transportados Ell algl1n ferrocarril, va
por 6 bote, donde tales latas botellas 6
envases ban de ser devueltos, han de
vaciar tales latas, botellas 6 envases,
antes de que dicha leche crena con-
tenida en- ellcs, Sc agrie, e Immediate
mente despues de este, han de ser la
vadas, linpiadas v bien aereadas
Cualquier a,tfculo vendido como e
che sera considerable como 1eche dc
vaca, a menos que. una explicaci6n de
su nat 'raleza sea hecha al comprador,
antes de la entrega de ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-17
SEMPER.
Norma a que deben ajustarse los
comeStibles ofrecidos en- venta
l,EcHE

No Sc vendera, nj ofrecera en- venta
nj Sc conducira, nj importara para su
expendio en- la Isla de Puerto-Rico
ningllna leche que contuviere menos
de olo de grasa, IL oIo de residue
lseco, 6 mas de- 8S oIo de aqua, y toda le.
che que no estuviere epteramente ajusta.
da esta NORMA, 6 que por cualquier
concepto Sc separe de ella, Sc tendra
por adulterada, para los efectos de este
Reglamento, va fuere la discrepancia
|debida sus causas naturales 6 artif-
ciales. Pero esta prohibicion no Sc hara
extensive a la venta de leche desnatada
en- todo 6 en- parte, siempre que al com.
|prador Sc le advirtiere respecto a la
naturaleza de la misma.
No Sc vendera, nj ofrecera, nj ex-
pondra en- venta, nj Sc conducira nj
importara para So expendio en- la Isla,
con objeto de venderse, ofrecerse 6
|exponerse en- venta, con ell nombre de
leche, como artfculo alimenticio, 6 con
objeto de usarlo en- la fabrication
preparation de cualquier artfculo usado
como alimenticio, 81 ha sido en- todo
en- parte obrenida de una vaca Is dias
antes 8 despues de parida, contados des-
de el tempo que dicha leche fue ordena.
|da, 8 81 ha silio leche obtenida en- todo
en- parte de una vaca que voluntaria
|involuntariamente Sc haya hecho PAGER
sobre desper1icios de destilerias & otras
sustancias en- estado de fermentation
10 putrefacci6n, (exceptuando ensilage
len sllos) sobre sustancias sucias, 6 da.
fiinas, 81 fuera en- TODD 6 en- parte le.
Iche obtenida de una vaca enferm,za. &
de vacas que Sc hubieren cuidado n1uy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-17
PedrayO

Sustituir Castelar, en- la catedra dc
Historic Crftica de Espafia, en- la Uni
versidad Central de Madrid, era ardua
empresa. Echola sobre sus honbros
don Manuel Pedrayo, y ALI donde ha-
bfa sonado la palabra florida y concep-
tuosa del gran orador espafiol, que te-
MIA ell privilegio de cautivar sus oyen
tes, hizo OR la suya Pedrayo. iPor
cuanto tienpo2 No 10 Sc Solo Sc que
de la catedra saiio perdida la razon,
para un manicomio de Galicia, donde
no pudo recobrarla sino hace muy po-
cos dias y en- los nomentos en- que al
Dien que recibfa iba aparejada la per-
dida de otro no menos preciado, la vida.
Locura pacifca Ia de Pedrayo, tenfa
una sola manifestation, la de la ense-
fianza en- la catedra, que fre la obsesion
que apago el fuego de su inteligencia,
tai vez pensando en- la enormidad de
la substitution que habfa realizado en-
aquel puesto de honor para la ensef1an-
"a. Y la locura del sustituto de Caste
lar llevabalo dar en- la triste celia en-
que por su penoso estado hallabase re-
clufdo, lecciones cual 81 ocupase su 81
lion en- el primer establecimiento do
cente de Espafa.
Los medicos que 10 asist1an sin re-
sultado permitieron al anciano enferme-
70 encargado de la asistenc.a de don
Manuel Pedrayo desempefiar magma
riamente ell cargo de bedel. Ell bren
hombre 10 realizo toda la vida con idel-
tica Seriedad que la que ell catedratico
conservaba mientras daba explicaciones
a otroS enajenados como el.
iTriste espectaculo ell que ofrecfan
esos desgraciados para quienes la luz de
la razon no enviaba un solo destello a
obscurecida mente! Un loco ensefiando
a otros locos; la inconsciencia en- ell ha-
blar y la inconsciencia en- la atencion.
Y aun mas triste espectacul el de su
entierro. Aquellos que 10 acompafiaron
en- su reclusi6n, que escucharon sus lee
clones sin darse, cuenta de 10 que Sc le
decfa' siguieron srespetuosos ell cadaver
hasta Ia sepultura llevando en- las ma
nos cirios encendidos. 81 un loco hace
ciento, como dice un adagio, la muerte
de un loco ha dado cordura muchos
para tributarle ell iltimo de los home
najes cue Sc dedican a Ia pobre vestidu-
ra que envuelve el alma, cuando esta,
rotas las trabas que la ataban, vuela al
cielo, y deja solo en- la terra sus mise
ros despojos.
JOSE T. TRAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-17
En- ssa1aapana
{ Notas de viaje
Arecibo, IA de 1908.

Bonita ciudad Ia que vive entire las
dulces ondas del cahdaloso "Rio gran
de" las sa iadas oas del Oceano. que
dan las arecibefias la dulzura la sal
que derrochan.
Y pintorescs &C Ia ca pifIa que ro-
dea ell caserfo de magnfhces edifcios,
viendose en- aquella las atlas chime
meas de las haciendas de Lsdesma. Ro-
ses Ortiz y Fajardo, Wilson, Figueroa
y Fernandez que al manchar el azul
del cielo con ell hume de sus atlas Chi
meneas, demuestran que la tnolienda ha
empezado sus tareas Ia RIGA cafla con-
vertida en- valioso fruto, va q traer el
orc que reanime nuestros campeSi-
nos, que en- esas grandes fabricas en-
cuentran trabajo y par.
En- Arecibo tuvimoS "cicerone" que
vale mas de 10 que pesa por que no re-
sulta pesado y 81, muy simpatico, el
amigo Burckhart. quien tuvo para noso-
tros ia amabilidad de que es capaz su
cortesia exquisisa. Nos levo su casa
que es un verdadero museo de magn1-
ficos cuadros, y ALI tuvimos ell gustu de
q Su SCI1i etOlC N-On
cabal1ero correctfsimo con el que de-
partimos gran ratio.
Por entire las tupidas cottinas pudi-
mos casi adivinar I'm precioso rostro.
Parecfa la vfrgen palida de Ossian, la
otra sublime virgen palida que sofie
haber visto por entire los calados tu1e5
de la rica cortina.
Muy buen edifcio ocupa y suntuosa-
mente arreglado esta ell casino espaflol
de Arecibo.
En- el Sc estan hacienda grandes re-
paraciones, y muy pronto quedara en-
papelado todo, sustituyendo sus actlia-
les techos por caprichosos dibujos de
muy buen 2usto.
Los sefiores Presidente Figueras. SAM
y demas caballeros que componen la
directiva dc aquel centro han tornado
a empefio que Arecibo tenga uno de
los primeros casinos de Ia Isa, y fe
que POGO les falta para conseguirlo.
MafIana, segt1n creo. habra una reu-
nion y asf podre conocer las bellas de
esta ciudad que 10 son muchas juzgar
por las que va he visto.
Gran adelanto signifca para esta po.
biaci6n ell buen servicio que tiene ell
hospital de que esta hecho cargo el
ayuntamiento y dirigen las hermanas
de la Carload
Botica, dos salas de enfermos con IS
camas cada una, sala de operaciones,
local aparte del cuerpo principal del
edifcio para enfermedades contagiosas
una bonita capilla, severamente deco
rada, y 1impias cocinas, demuestran
una ez mas que son insustituibles esas
santas nujeres, combatidas por los inn
pfos.
El sefior Huicy, alca1de de esta ciu-
dad, tie7e especial empefio en- que eli
hospital continde mejorando y no omi-
te medios para clio.
Las industrias tabaquera cafeteria
estan bien Representatives pues hay una
gran fabrica de cigarros y dos tahonas,
una de los sefiores Roses y Compafiia y
otra de G. Ledesma y Compafffa. que
tienen todos los adelantos modernos y
dan hasta ocho classes del rico grano
que 4 pesar de sl bajo precio hoy,
sostiene Ia competencia en- los merca-
dos extranjeros.
Mas de cuatrocientas muieres gtienen'
trabajo en- estas dos industries, y ganan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-17

90 centavos diarios por terrnino medic,
Ievitando asf, en- 10 possible. la miserla
que Sc ensefiorea en- los pueblos cafete-
zos.
Visi.amos tamblen Ia teneria de los
sefiores H. Berga y Compafi1a que esta
muy bien montada y poses aparatos
modernisimos.
He visitado el Tribunal de Distiit o
1odo esta bien.
Aquf, en- Arecibo, existe la paz, la
ammonia entire todos los e]ementos.
Dichosos y benditos.
El doctor Figue.oa, sigue mejor.
Me allegro.
Aver sc di6 cristiana sepultura q los
res os del que en- vida fue don Ramon
Tavarez, pariente politico de nuestro
buen amigo el sef1or Seijo. quien rel
teramos nuestro sentido pesame.
He vIsltado al Agente del BOLETIN.
Que hombre tan simpatico.
Una precosa nina nos hace la pre-
gunta siguiente que trasladamos al in
teresado:
"lPero, sefior, ell amigo Bernardo, el
simpatico Bernardo Sc qu1ere quedar
para vestir santos?
No sabemos que Bernardo Sc re-
ferfa la gracioSa chlquilla de ojos azules
y Coca de fresa.
Voy visitar la planta electrica.
Y darle las gracias a su director,
porque su actividad me deja yer de
noche, en- todo su esplendor, la belleza
de las arecibefIaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-17
d. Juan B. Mirabal

Este caballero que residfa en- Nueva
York, ha estado hoy en- nuestras ohci-
mas a dispcnsarnos atenta vista.
FL sefior Mirabal sale hoy mismo pa
10 Ponce
Reiteia amoSIe nuestro saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-17
EN- NEW-YORK

Seg1n veran nuestros lectores
en- la seccion de cotizaciones, el
az1car moscabado obtuvo una
alza hoy de 2I8.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12

lied. partly owing to the idea thai some
OF the returned Transvaal loan application
money Will be invested I'm other high-class
securities. A portion OF this Improvement
was subsequently lost, but the market con
dition closed with an Improvement Amor
leans opened weak on the poor bank state
ment, improved later to above parity, be-
came almost stagnant and closed steady.
Grand Trunk was Arm on the trafhc IN
crease. Rio tintos were strong, on the
hardening OF copper, due to a report OF
German buying. The management OF the
Bank Of England later In the day an
nounced that there had been llb. 900 appil.
cations. for allotments of the Transvaal
loan, the aggregate amount being S,sIO,-
The amount Of bullion taken into the
Bank OF England on balance today was
SO, 600 sterling.
PARIS. May u.-Stocks opened stronger
on the bourse today. owing to reassuring
advices regarding the threatened foreign
complications. Rentes advanced and the
tone Of the market was good throughout,
though toward the close there was a slight
reaction. The private rates of discount
was 2Ik.
Three per cent rentes. s7f soc for the ac-
count; exchanges on London. 25f 1Thc for
checks.
BERLIN. May I.-Prices on the bourse
today were somewhat hrmer. Money on
call was quoted at 31k per cent
Exchange on London, a0m Shpfgs. Tor
checks.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May u.-CoTToN-
Firm; sales, 2.4e bales; ordinary, 1-16c;
good ordinary 3 9-1ec; low middling 10 b-lse;
ding fair, u S-l6c; receipts, 1919 bales;
stock, 1855 bales. Futures, steady; May,
i1.S5c; August, iO.s1ai0.sSc; September, $50
oslo; October, 9.S7Q9.SSc; November, S.749
SIZE; December, S.TGS.75
NEW YORK, May u-COTTON-Opened
excited at an advance of 5Q23 pOints and
throughout the session ruled very active
and at times showing sensational strength
of nearby shorts. The initial advance was
largely due to the strength at Liverpool,
which at the time q the local opening
showing, the advance of 10 points for spots
in the English market and a further ex-
New Sie1'iS Orleans al hT mapset, S Srou nee P PSout O act 1--WE
covering by shorts. Right after the call
May sold up TO 1l.l5c, July to >10.5oc, Au-
being an advance of 1924 points over the
close Of Saturday: Then there was q re-
leasing movement. from the bull. clique,
fits. and prices eased off to a level net
SG10 points higher as compared with the
previous closing; The estimated receipts
for tomorrow's leading ports were heavy
and this, with the good weather. en-
couraged the realizing around midday.
Toward the close a report vas Eirculatea
Orleans for the purpose of carrying the
May deal in this market over July and
AUGUST. lnnuenCeO Dy InlS TuInOT, In6Te
was a fresh outbreak of covering, under
which prices resulted the best point OF the
day and season. May sold at 1920; June,
10. 75c; July, 1O.6sc; August. 10.S4c; Septem-
Der, s.45c. From this there was a hnaI
reaction of 19i points and the market closed
net 1895 points higher. Total future sales
ST LOUIS, May m.-coTToN-steady
3-f6c higher; middling, 101sc; sales, 200
bales; receipts, 592 bales; shipments Coz
ITlffSvERPooL, May i1.-coTToN-spot,
good business done; prices 6qlO points
higher: American middlinR. 6.22d; good mid
ding. 5.ssc; middiing, 5.SOd; low middiinR,
5.s2d; good ordinary. SOD; ordinary, sgd;
The sales of the day were 1900 bales OF
which 5000 were for speculation and eX-
port. and included 13.4o American. No
receipts. Futures opened firm and closed
feverish. American mlddling. good to ordi-
narv, closed with May at Sud: May-June.
5.6OM5.61d: June-July. 5.5915. cod; July-Au-
gust. 5.5765. SD; MISUNDERSTANDING, b.42r
s 43d: September October. 4.e9d; October
November. 479d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AID: December-January. 4.70d4.nd; Janu-
ary-February, 4.61d.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
NEW YORK sTOCKs AND BONDS.
london Buying Helps Prices Temper
arfIy, but specuInfiona Are Quiet.

80 wv
NEW YORK, May 11.-Today's stock
market showed no signs of a revival of
speculative interest. There was an upward
tendency during the first hour which was
OF stocks Cor London account. The Lon
don money market Is still tied up with the
with the 3 per cent. OF the subscriptions
which was required to the ap-
be determined the excess from over sub
scriptions Of this 3 per cent viii be re-
turned to subscribers and this is expected
to effect a marked relaxation in the. Lon
don money market. Sterling exchange
here, however, held firm today and its de-
export of gold here to that point. Conse-
quently H,0o0,OOO was engaged to go out
TOMORROW: II vas allowed to be under,
America during the week. This news was
followed by a decline in the price of stocks,
pected. That the decline was due partly
to short selling was demonstrated by the
recovery late in the day when the shorts
prehension that the monthly crop report 70
be given out by the agricultural depart
ment this afternoon would not show as
large a deterioration for winter wheat from
the almost perfect condition. of April /, as
has been feared since the cold wave IN the
ment was again interrupted by sharp sell.
ing at the last and the market closed
easy easy d STme S tSe day. nn a Strong Upward
movement in Illinois Central resulted from
q large buying order from q single nrm,
which was ostensibly based on rumors that
strength OF Amalgamated Copper was due
to the active demand for the metal in the
London market. Brooklyn transit had the
benefit of yesterdays very heavy seaside
fra f1c. There was continued accumulation
OF Missouri Pacific and of the National
railroad of Mexico stocks by the same
interests which have been especially con-
past. Southern Pacific suffered from the
reports Of a strike on the system, but re-
covered later, when II was alleged that the
workmen were still at their places. A drop
OF three points in Metropolitan securlues
was attributed to an unwillingness on the
part of the holders to pay the second SUD
scription of IS per cent which has been
Mobile & Ohio and the Great Northern
served to keep alive the general appre-
hension which is felt over the growth OF
slch troubles. There were some large Or
ferinRs OF United States Steel coincident
with a sharp break in the price OF the
bonds. when issued" on the curb market.
The unfavorable view AIKEN on Saturday
~ the loan expansion of the banks seemed
10 he mitigated this morning when II was
understood that the increase was due 10
the shifting of debts due to foreigners.
The market was narrow hrouSnout. An
example was offered by the fact that there
was no sale of sugar until the maj hour
of the market. rran.
.ctions last week showed a decrease of AZ
ner cent compared with those OF the cor
reeponding week of last year $3.50
TotaI sales par value Sl.IoO,UVO. Onlteo
states bonds were all unchanged.
Tha following are the quotations on the
NeI York stock exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day On Various
Commodities

NEW YORK. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
4,lse bills; exports, 1920 bbls; sales, lo.-
800 Ssis' 81 m 9aas %; d %int eS' st sseisdy; T aBeg
$50; Minnesota patents, $4,000. 80; winter
extras, 50. 10; Minnesota bakers, $500
hour. steady; fair to good. 81 sodS.2O;
choice TO fancy S325aS46.
RYE-Quiet; No. 2 western, 5slzc. I. o. b..
afoat; state, 56nb9c, c. |. T., New York.
BUFFALO; mating 52a5se, G. /. T., Buffalo. ="
WHEAT-Recelpts. s30,525 bu.; exports,
l44,4ds Blu. Spot dull; No. 2 red, s2Hc, ele-
vator; No, 2 red, size. I. o. b., anoat, No.
northern, Duluth, SAC, Z. o. b., ahoat; No.
/ hard. Manitoba, s1sc. T. o. b.. ahoat. II
was an uneventful day in wheat owing to
uncertainty as to crop report figures. scat
tered liquidation following bearish crop
news, liberal receipts and a small visible
ened prices and the close was hGEc net
lower. May, S2MdS2Ac. closed S2hc; July.
z b-i6QN%c, closed U1sc; September, 74h9
coRN-Receipts. 1850 bu. exports. g.
4T2 bu. Spot steady; No. 2. 5sltc, elevator.
2 white. S5e. Option market was dull aud
practically nominal all day. May broke IN
der liquidation and was finally nc net lower
against sc net loss In July. May. 5304&c.
September, 5oHqSolhc, closed 5OAc.
bS. spot quiet: No. p ske; standard
white, 4iei No. 3. S7kc; No. 2 white. 4lc:
NO. 5 white, ooLci Track mixed western,
nominal; track white. 2Sd4Sc. Options
quiet and easier; May closed Ale.
HAY.Dnll; shipping. N915c; good to
HoPs-oulet; state. common to choice
1902 crop, 1IQ2ic; 1901 crop. l5diSc.
70 H~IDES-Steady; Galveston. 20 to rs lbs.
lSc; California "a TO IS lbs. 19c; Texas dry,
"a TO 80 lbs. l4c.
LEATHER-Steady: acid. 24625lc.
RTCE-Quiet. domestic. fair to extra, sLd
&c; Japan. nominal.
PRoVISIONS-Beef. dull; family. 81. 30
Gl2.50; mess, @.O0MlO.OO: beef hams, S2O.OO6
2l.50: packing. N0.5OdilO0: city extra India
mess, SlS.oOdeo0 Cut meats. quiet: pick
$500; picked hams. nl.5Odi2 q Lard, easy;
western steamed. S9.20 refined, easy; con-
tinent, S9.40; South America. SlO.2j; COM
pound. T.62MM&0l Pork, quiet; family,
sls: short clear, Ns-5oa0.2S; mess. sls.256
TALLow-Dur; country packings. Sis
EGGs-Receip,s 1907 pkgs.. weak; state
and PennsylVa mia, lie, western storage
packed. lie; western hrsts. i6Hdt7c.
POULTRH-Firm; sprinS chickens. $50
CSC; fowls. iS1ae; turkeys. iodlie. Dressed:
Firm. fowls, lac; turkeys, l5c.
BUTTER-Reoeipts, A472 pkgs.: market
very hrm; extra &c; common
10 choice. lS021hc. state dairy. 1Td2lc.
CHEESE-Receipts. l.02s pkgs.; steady
state. fun cream. fancy. small. colored
ana white, old lSd15ch large. oolored and
white. old. rGl4Ac; small. eolored and
white. new. sc; large. c0lored and white.
METALs-Spot tin declined S. 20 fisI 10
and futures Is "a 10 Eisi IT'S Sd In the Lon
don markets. The New York market also