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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19
PLEA FOR A FREER CITY.

Such discussions auspices of the Municipal
League evening valuable for the that if they
thought among citizens and by doing tend to
do always accomplish definite results they serve at least
thought among citizens and by doing so tend to
greater activity in the direction of
pressing evils and abuses from which communities suffer Mr. Wood
chief address has devoted much time the study
problems affecting municipal and expected
he spoke interestingly subject that receiving widespread at
just now"Loca Selfgovernment: Plea for Freer
City"
pointed Importance which cities have attained in
population enterprise and development
and emphasized the growing tendency OF legislatures to limit and
abdge the right self Of the cities AS remedy he
necessary their citizens walk with
enough far goes but does
difficulty suggest small OF
adequate remedy The that the crues have been deb
eatey by legislatures and forced the munpa
ties.
framing legislatures given the people Of
they desired what by consideration of right
justice they entitled The legislative policy has been
dependent crppes cities instead of segovening
seespecng municipal They cutches
because they because they forced
ploy legislatures which seeking centraze all
public functions themselves 1t is admitted the cities should get
along that which
Mr. Woodruff does have considered That to
band together and change the character of their ea
the sefened and centralized bodies to others
egslate and broadly for the and by grant
ing reasonable and charter permit the cities
their affairs in their way.
The ctches and prominent in city in Rhode
Island realize that the only by
they electng legislature that will deal
honestly and justly by the municipalities by restoring the right Of
which those municipalities have been despod
properly police commission
speakers Mayor Miller his usual citous
pointed the niquy that robber
He poiation of the people be us
fed the ground that the police well fitting uniforms
well in Office Such
he stated with emphasis is false and perncous.
Mr.. William A. Morgan defended the commission and he
repeated childish argument that
alessness this city similar those Pawtucke
during mems strike the law by which the commission
vndcaed That the of Mr.
Morgan made when he sought the suages of the people last No
general assembly What they thought
who significantly shown by the plural
ty of a6s5 rolled up against him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19
DIED

ARNoLD--In East Greenwich. r. l..
May II. 1908. Martha NJ. widow Of
Stephen Arnold. In her s2d year.
Funeral "Wednesday. the goth inst. at
II m. from her late residence. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend without
further notice.
1ALLou--In woonsocekt. May IL, wal
ter l. Ballou. In hts b0th year.
Funeral wednesday. the 10th inst, at
p. m. at st. James Episcopal church.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
6RIoos-In this city. May 18th. Jere-
miah Briggs. In his s5th year.
Funeral Thursday. May 2i, at IL
o'clock. from his late residence. ib Pit
man street. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend. Burial private.
oaiNNELL--At Howard, r. l.. 18th inst.
Theodore b. arinnell. aged 60 years.
months and 2s days.
Funeral Wednesday, Goth inst, At IL
O'Clock. at the rooms OF Horace b.
Knowles, % North Main street
kellY-In this city. 18th inst. Bridget.
wife OF Patrick Kelly, ana daughter %
the late Hugh and Mary McCanrey.
Funeral from Aher husbands residence.
rear 42s Atwells avenue. Wednesday. 18th
inst. at $50 A. m. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend.
LovETT-At saranac Lake. on the 18th
inst. Charles H. Lovett, formerly OF
this city.
Notice Of funeral later.
LUTHgR-In Bristol. on the 1Tth inst.
Eleanor r. Luther. aged 81 years.
! Funeral from her late residence, s2o
| High street. Bristol. Wednesday. May
| 20. at p. m
MccANN--In this city, on the 18th Inst,
Margaret wife of Thomas McCann.
Funeral will take place from her hus'
/ bands residence. 12s West River street,
! Wednesday. May 90 1903. at $3.50 A. m.
Services at the immaculate Conception
/ church. al o a. m. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited TO attend.
o'coNNoR-In East Providence. on the
18th inst. Catherine Bailey, wife OF
! Michael O'Connor.
A. m. from her husbands residence. cs
! Orchard street. East Providence. Rca-
tives and friends invited to attend.
scHouLeR-At Riverpoint. on 18th inst.
Mary f.. wife Of William J. schouler
and daughter Of John and the late
Sarah McCaughey.
Notice Of funeral later.
THAINoR--In Cranston. on the lsth inst.
Patrick Trainor
Funeral from the residence Of his son.
Patrick Trainor. No. IL Dyer avenue.
/ C'ranstOn. wednesday, May ~, az o.oV o.
m. Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend.
vERDoN-In this city on the 18th inst.
Sadie verdon. daughter Of Mary ana
the late Robert verdon. OF 5le Douglas
avenue.
Funeral Wednesday. May 20. from 81.
Edwards church. at 9 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
wAlL-At Crompton. r. l.. on the 18th
inst. Mary j.. wife Of Patrick II. wall.
Funeral from her late residence, Main
street. wednesday. goth inst. at a. m.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend.
Massa chusetts papers please copy.
whEAToN-In Boston. the 10th inst.
. Frank b.. son OF the late Rev. James B
and Mary r. Wheaton. in the 2tth year
} OF his age.
Funeral private.
. wooDWARD-In Pawtucket on the 11th
inst, Cardace Ann. widow Of Alexan-
, der w Woodward. aged IS years.
Funeral from her late residence, 2ot
, Broadway. Wednesday. May 20. at y
IN. Relatives and friends are Invited "a
attend Please omit flowers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19
DOUBLE DROWNING
IN SILVER LAKE.

lie stepped into a hole and sank from
sight Herbert jumped i'm after him and
succeeded In reaching the drowning boy.
but his strength was Insufficient and both
sank below the water.
The Sunderland boy at once ran TO the
home OF the boys and gave the alarm.
Mrs Goodwin ran 20 the Sixth station
and informed Captain Rowe. who with
Officers Luby and Coskley and Sergeant
Potter. went 60 the scene. and the
bodies OF the little fellows were soon re-
covered about Is feet from the shore near
the ice houses. The bank IL quite steep
near this point
The bodies were delivered 20 Undertaken
j VIII Carpenter. the medical examiner
Swing permission TO prepare them for
burial. Herbert was pupil ~ the Ralph
street school and Harold attended the hil-
lingly street school.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19

Register you desire to help the work OF restoring
rights fchcd from by the political ngster through
the police commission law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19
T~S . . . . . . . . G><1
! G)HAr OrHERsS !
: NRE ~NY1NG I
G-S1 . SOOOOoOO ed

with so many surface outcroppings
indicating rottenness in the postoniee de-
partment. the necessity for searching
investigation becomes too apparent TO be
ignored. President Roosevelts early zeal
as a reformer should make II certain that
the postal scandals will be probed to the
bottom and punishment meted out TO the
guilty. st Louis Republic.
Manhattan Island will have few
landmarks ere many years nave passed.
Among them may be the new custom
house. the new stock exchange. the OLD
city hall. the new hall OF records ana
some of our best office buildings and no.
tells. But the general standard OF arcni-
lecture and of open air statuary In this
borough Is not as yet excelling that OF
ancient Greece. New Yor Tribune
"The eagerness OF capitalists to get in
vestmets for their money was shown IN
London the other day. when the pros
pectus for the Trsnsvaal loan was given
out. At the hour OF issue thousands oil
people were standing I'm the rain eager to
get into the Bank of England as soon as
the door opened. and I'm the lobby the
struggle OF millionaires and brokers for a
chance to get TO the counter was like q
football scrimmTSe San Francisco Call
THE people are tired OF brag and trucu-
lence OF cowboy anctics and Jim Crow
performances. They would like TO have
once more In the presidential office man
who had some appreciation OF the dignity
of the position man OF poise and sound
judgment. a man. whose action on public
questions might be surmised with a rea-
sonable degree OF ainty.'-Memphis
Commercial Appeal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19

derived from compliance with the reasonable put
demand for adequate number OF cars
In brief it is management of push button caibre.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19

How times changed Aforetime there Richard Ill
who offered his kingdom ahorse and Edward VII
who secured without hooking
his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19

Bryan many gang bunders but quite so anne
as his endeavor TO attach himself 10 the Iowa idea"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19
COMMON COUNCIL
VOTES S1.65 RATE.
Long Discussion Over the Matter,
the Final Vote Standing 10 to Is
With Three Absentees.


to IS fixed the tax rate
for ensuin a 81 g. NN,
action
the council o the majority
laid table
70 enable the resolution amendment
advocated the higher rate while Council
opposed IT, Councilman pen also
)
higher rate at the previous meeting
and Nicholson who favored the $50 rate at the
sneetin were absent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19

peanut politician and Perrys push button management
seem to 'trot" in the class
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19

Young that his father Vantage ENJOY
ing botheng about nothing the world Not even
that oft answered question: Where did
get III"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19
SAVE YOUR
TRADING STAMPS

We are ready TO iaunder anything
ana 90 II we'll. quickly ana At fair
prices. The experiences OF 10 years
successful business is at your ser
vice and ought 10 he worth some
thing. Let US do your work
Shirts. 10 cents; collars. cents.
cuffs. 2 cents. Ask for stamps.
CONSOLIDATED LAUNDRY,
ffo7 Westrlnster s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19

VALUATION TOO HIGH.
The valuation is already too high In
almost all instances, he declared an In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-10

'BETALs-spot declined LIS &C Il London to El22
Was reflected frsr oeTiEgs here ana PRICES ranged
declined LoudCn spot being 5s lover, 40 ls
CO. While futures declined Is Cd 70 90 = Cd Locally
;o 1895 aI8 sc and oatlns at = 80 y SOC
locally i continued lrm a. $50 Sell I,
sS-g--es --s.-Ts6 st a. IF0-Iron closed az SIS 80
Il GLASGOW ard a. Sc q n AdalesSoEo L2eey iFSq
Southern fUlusces- 40 foundry Nor5hern quoted al
Southern ana 10 foundry southern SIS 50gsl6
were n defana but scarce Win 6T s-sdss fairly
ESas s R5 a 9 bur Va" 55ie ana 1 Seb5ass5 aoas
follow AerOesns centrifugal common 81 4lSc; falI
Iel,e sJassc YTi1 Is71rl5a- i2a 5e: far isa
&C cSS M Eei a. @f; fer ia lsS tSSg. were
soInsUs al strongsE que % The isessed ee5aaaa rpm
sal onnaEe the demand was rodrats ano rates steady
Iverp29l Lonqon Bristol and AnIwerp l1s9 SlssgoT:
HaTnburg. Is pEs Bremen ia piss ROTTERDAM 2i,e;
Sq 80 ~ Sss- 80 -. "a tons se5.rsi
cargo hence 70 south Af1ea PIRATE 's55Is prompt:
e. 2ls2 tons general cargo savnneh 70 United King
Sn6e8t a. $50 sertezasey French steamer so tons
sae Us ctoer. Brush stearner 2Os9 tons general
cargo Gu: g Continent az or about los "a septsaneI
pool Bremen. private terms septernter' two Nor
- Cslfr,.- trse Is months time private terms;
cslas Pirate sers british sTsos .5s - i' Reveal S
News 70 Bangor 81 70 sehoonsr S 81 tons coal SS
eSS 20 s go CUT 10 Tnted Kingdom or Cont
rent los 66 September: Norwegian bark 5000 cases
pssr9ieuIn PhiiaoePhs 70 one O. tao POS see
70 Cayenne. lump sun. 49,. ..-..,
&C :5 e ,urg vas s. fSt re Ras iiR stra
fair demand ard remains steEoy 70 I'm a. "a
lies a5out STEADY. PETRoIEUA-B0ls $3.50 sad in
buI s5e Phlsdslphis 500 SRS n 6EK So; rI re-
Prime crude Ini. n'TinaL new ssr s seoS ssa
SIC butter grgdes Sc: prime white. 40 prime vii
seed. city
sSc out q tow Jaw s5asse. cslsutta raw CSC LARD
PRoTIsIoNs-Ther. unusually strong 1oy.-
ent IN the provision rnsrket io-aay " 49, 80 -;
support from packers TIRE market hsd az almost sens
sir.s zee 81 900 hors Ba1sss city and Omaha each
O69 and the wet 58 200 PORK Grner. quote Ness
s5asi6 family 81 5oasl7 % short eears So -
RACKET ssaslo, eEtrs Ineia mess Sl44s BEE IAAs
S se a. ,IT.ArsGFeIsi beilies fr'n Quoted:
PioeE sholas steady guosa a. &C rlek.sa hams an
- CSC LARD hrrn qgoted a. Be- ~ S9,5lg s55i
s-se-i-a- 75c: Continert s25c. Brazil KEGS 10 sc.
coapogne dai. Quoted a. q, 5ss s -
r1cE-pernand was eoed oTsriugs light ara tone n--n
S+sljors so;Iou: Domestic. ordinary. Qse fair .
s2oa IS ass: 5spaS. soTssa 81 ace 90 Domestic
~ s.s5cs suEs- Vas fTaiy hsla al card rates
ols oontracts are pretty VEL s-ssHsa - - se Is
eyre-tes iris month Prices quoted Ere 70
gs2.ssae q -,uia ana cubes 625c. 111x pow
de-ee lbe; rogoere- coarse P9vSTtls - ease
e. a. extra are 5ioc y cartons One n esgs
a.s saa y ssss az a56a a Sc oo1secta5sr1
So; CoiSI3A = Il 20 Pioents a No 70; Eulplre A
No 5 ze5e: No 4sosi 10 IS 10 No soc NJ 0 "a
- u = ara No Is s2oo. 10 70, .lse: eagle Peg-
asT ". s' l6 Ss' s s 5 s.s or seEs-1T
IKE for ocossr L1.y ss % e., a. ,sea ga FOR
x sss. nGsooSsdo ana so Sc rOsssss sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. $500 8. be-

Nsv-Tork. September 3. leo5
pEANe AID PEAS-Cholce marrow scarce and
,e-v fsw gooc 20 reach top quotation good
ERses os-ed 81 s. eS s. g meet nooerate de-
EN- REL Esdneys dull sac barely steady. Foreign
49,. orisf ard unchA1eet Scotch pretty vel
rleaed 10 rev goods The 1ad values soev hat
rerties- few arrive little above quotation
a. MEDIUM choice g. 20 d choice s. 20 - !.
"a - E6asv ch5ioe s. 20Gt3 . Do common 20 Eooo
a. eol s. - 40 kidney, best 8 81 S2 20. DO yellow
- rh~5o. s. s0ES2 60 black turtle soup. choice
49, sFg2 Csforlla- eos- 90 Al1llAn
lre6furn S2EE2 O5; GREEN PEAS. Scotch. hasA Prime
B1-TEFs-Receip-s oontiuDe 70 th0- gradual fsilias
or and De Euppy % strictly extra creamery seems %
- 10 noe thar needed the curren; consGlnptiys
canreIs Prices hold hTm. but show no further chanse
See ae- very irrcEular quality and valCe Imitation
rrear-ev cuiet Factory fair demand AID steady A
rsfs0-sl ssies q special marks Ct slight PREMIUM
spsrsre ard neglected Packing stock cust
quote Creamery extras. per y &c. 90 nrstA ls1
ike. 90 seconds GG7a1cs DO thirds l1l5-c; state
1zi.c a. fos-rths Western Imitation creamery.
frsSs l6aITc seconds I59 tcs renovated extras
rTc. frsts Ice DO seconds lb4lbcs GO thirds -
1sr w.se-r fscory held ISc d. current make nrsts
Ibc: GO seconds Iss 1I5c de thirds ls-ae l4c packing
stock make No :. i4'.c' co No lSsGl4c 90
S-FrTseFLrh. market continues nTr position fer
al SIZES q fu cheese. Large Eizas are Etl n
moderate supply selling promptly for export a. f14
prices ocrasonHliY shade higher than TOP ouotatio
fairly plenty but u good cenand an
Arm Choice SKINS 81 Moderate supply and selling
but hcldsrs firm IN their views q sympathy WIKI the
general market Liverpool cable Us for coored rs 20
white. quote: STATE full cream srnal. cclorea
t1Ess. Dsr n Dkes CO x1.ts timex 1sAn- % sinai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-10
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept. 9-CATTLE--Rec 1s eco head:
STEADY 5alOc higher Texans s. Western. IS good 20
prime steers s. SOC 10. medium S4dS5 .:
feeders. s. JdS4 IS. 81 5JdSi 60:
helfcrs S2aS5. Gamers 81 JydS2 -, bulls S2QS4 so
calves 80. Texas fed 81 @5GS4 30; Western
25aS4 CO. EOGSFeceiqts to-day 2lo0O head
morrow 5000. steady; closed mixed and butch
er s. aS6 20. choice heavy. s. IuQSG rough.
heavy s. 25gs5 20. light s. 7og<6 20 bulk Of sales.
cincinnati. sept. e.-HoGs dun. lower "a S5gss 20
s. - LAMBS steady. 50 zoe $ 20
natives Loco Texans. calves 40 natives so Texans;
cattle active and higher. wintered Westerns
higher steady to higher. quarantine steady %
higher. 6nd feeders SLOW. choice and
dressed beef 81 Ta$5 20, fair goOd So 55S4
st0ckers feeders S3S+ IS Western fed steers $50
80 Indian s. 6JGSJ 80; Texas
81 H0dS 40. native 81 5OaS2 80 native heifsrs
uSs so. $fG$2 -. bulls. S24S2 g; calves
81 2EdS5 so HCGSRecepts 5000 head. market steady
higher: top s. 90 bulk q sales s. 5GSS go heavy
70dS5 mixed packers s. 75tS5 92z+ light s. S1
90. So 90EIS5 9J piss. 81 Asa s. 90 SHEEP
Receipts 1000 head market active ana steady natlv
lambs 90GSJ -. Western lambs. 81 1885 30 fed
ewes s. 5oaS5 81. Texas CLIPPED yearlinss e taSt
Texas clipped sheep. 81 3$3 80. sockers ana feeders
S20S3 -.
Past Buffalo Sept a-CATTI.E-Receipts light: STEADY
TEAIS-ReCe.pts - head, steady. - 90 s. hyiS--
Receipts +ooo head active: pEs ane IUe iSo
higher. others about steady heavy. % S -. ME
IS. s4GS4 So caies and Easers 50 s9D
20 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Fecepts. 5.oCslAh year
lines others steady lambs s. 5l 81 40 others
81 25GSA 20 So sass so; sheep mixed 81 5ode4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. September o. 1903
EEEVES-Recclrts 146 2.4e0 head IN
c!us.nE cars export alive 81 for saughteFE-s as
making. with the few stale cattle -
cars 70 be sold. One carload however came IN 700
ats sor to-days that only - were act-
eIfv sale of which IS Jersey City. Steers were
rsfet steady strong. With generally good demand for
bulls medium COWS
Oc tuu and and Dot
wanted There a good clearance CT the ysrck or
atnary 70 choice sold ~ 5OSS 20 per
n fst oxen al bulls 81 5os4; extra fas 81
a. a. IS. cous 6odSs. Dressed besf - fairy good
demand a. 81 aSc per y for inferior % extra rsfivs
- Gables unchanged. The Ohio for NeWcasle.
ssiiss today with the Morris Beef Corn-
narv ana les swift Beef Company; the Ger
auic for Liverpool LEO quarters for the last
eutiost shippers 1000 for the rst named
Loua for Southampton. carTed z sOO Qs1[
ters OF beef for Co and 300 for
& Suzb4rFsr. TIE Bristol CITY with 100 c9tte ior -
Courhtr- IL san Thursday
Sales sharnberg g. 10 Ohio steers 49, 70 eFsr-
sF. a. s. 20 Per 100 n: 10 1900 n az s. 10; Is 90
At IS IS IS Co is5s n a. IS 80: 10 DE- IlsO n Al 8 2
IS 40 l12O n IS 20 II do 80 n a. So L, =
0zS n al S. virginia l21s ~ az s. -; e CO. 10
20 do. 1877 n. s. 90 90 laSt ID II -
s 1918 n. a 1850 u a.
Sanders IL Ohio - - A-os
SS- Is do. 1872 p. ~ - % - CO IL 10 a.
20: = virginia DO 1905 n. al s. 90 hentnsEy 90
1929 n a, s. IS 20 90 ~ ~ a. - % - %; ~ ~
- 11s0 n. al 81 -
EcPbersop Co: - Ke7tucky steers, i11o n Al
g. q II "a I21I n ~ = As - oAAs o. Ass m ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

7.
,--rr---Thrrr rI9ce-7-f Business III -llee
- "a tHe market ruled generally STEADY ~ ~ -
1901 rr1ee1 f--. -er no Do points hlfaef VIZ 80
f.-. tare IRE advancing tendency
- q rerat the Ereaclnr-s = me t-lLole--
-.-srtr the warehouse cfNerles zee 80 stat-
--r-.e--a-r she reports re- e. better 9ocllne
- III any rate offerings to-day were lrni-- &C
-o-rrtIr seemed s liftle WIDER demand
- .--ezrrs -lar the season Cor crop reI2its a. a
-+H.rf-r favor Lle fnarhet ~
80 .+a-tr..aaI r4errr remains against values ana
49, a. ~ Who claim that me smarter pIlIatE
-tr -r-tlr have been cue almost entirely 10 rams N
-. s-re-7r That while tEer have iEteriefel WIKI tte
farr reI The warehouse DEW
-. -.--r-7r, -oar-ss nearly 100000 baFs but about
- AL "a f-esa taken aE-srp by laffe nrn q
-errrecrr particular Increase n
.-.-r fe-ar- although some street interests report a
l... frs- INQUIRY desirable grales The market a.
49,. -ees 4 franc higher lor September and = franc
t-t- - r.Ior nos tons hamburg was unchanged 20 =
y ti-+.- IL was Eol sav the Brazilian markets
~ 81 rg0-stl0rs received othcG-y rom tsose
---a. r-a spot market quiet with quotations On
- r-rf- rf -tc fo- Nio ~ 2
-ars a coutract prices IN tts local market to-day
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-10

IS but essne az his tine comparatively uripor-
taI anc confined chiefly shorts IN. Paris
nc q $3.50 points nales about &c rise
Ilaal ana interpreted q % insufficient
s-leTlrgs q new wheat by French ~.
t-gilsh markets
ISIS anticipated better in The near future
Saoistlons OF cash wheat, b aaoat basis were as
-Qlope- No northern Duluth sJ1c late seute-nber.
70 Northern Duluth. e3c October 1920: No hard
S-.ilaso eL-ec. late September. No red Ner-Yo-k
- S9fN-Lhe early tendency q the market
vas toward lower ding
occupied TIE
bearsh statements he by
visited the Nest and surprise weather should
remain - moderate while cool
west feaviness lasted untE the r1rrur-
q frost icing predicted Tor Kansas Nebraska to
Eether With = fharp advance "a provisions acted On
shoTs vh such force that late rally closed
1sG'<c ret higher There another big
nent chiefly - Chicago the being bush-
els against 90 900 bushels year Eaglish rns-e-s
Were -sN-1d net lower and n.
10 , corn closed 5sAc elevator sac o y sf7at-
10 : white &c. and No yellow 61lzc, z O b saos+
eATS-Nhfe easier with ether markets ard ~
Tecoyereo closing firm cash sales reported here were
@-oWD nu-hes No oats closed a cec; No CSC.
- white Eza.c. 10 3 white. use: standard white
&C; track waite slGf5c. RTC-Nzrket firm No ,
Wesfern &C o sfOar. state Jersey rye ssa-7a
G e { rrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-10

cash quotations follows. FLOCR-Fi-r1.
WHEAT-No red. s01a 9S2lse- CORN-No 2, 5lAcs No
yellow. 527sc OATS-So . 50 GS4 -7c. No white.
s7e37izcs RYE-So ?. 5sl5c. BARLEY-Good fsedins,
No csc. / Northwesrern. 81 OF TIMOTHY SEED
Prime So %. GLOW EslCOutracr grade. - - PORK
per Dbl s13 40asl3 80 LAFD-Per 100 y. 81 ia .
So 10 SHORT RIBS-Stdes 0Oosei. s. 311tQS, 6&'1.
sHOCLDERS-Dry salted CooxecJ. 61sa6+c SIDES
short clear boxed. st.gszc, On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market steady O firm:
creaneries 1jG lS1sc. dairies l3Gl1c CEEESESteady
D--luth. Sept. e-Close-wHEAT-No hard 70 arrive.
1 Northern track o No Northern. sl1c. Sep
TENDER s24scs December. SOAsc: May. S3ac-
1Iiluaukee. sept 9-WFfEAT Arm. close. I Ncrth-
sv9sic. No northern s6Gss-1c Decent Der.
sac. RYE firm. No /. So I51c. BARLEY firm. No =,
65G67c. sample. 4Slo3c- CORN. December. 81 &C.
Minneapolis Sept. 9--C1oss-WH HEAT. December s0Ac:
s3isC. On track. No &c. I Northern.
s4ac. No Northern Sc. No Northern. 56G-2c-
Philadelphia. sept 9.-WHEAT quiet. but steady:
Era1e, September, s2@s Sc CORN firm and =
uisher. erber. 5ci5Gtzc OATS quiet but STEADY No
white, 4lG4l nc 70 cippec A2G4--1c- BUTTER fin.
good demand. Western 20-Olzc, nsaroy
Western. 2Z-- &c. Southwestern. 20Q2Ic.
Southern. 1890 CHEESE ann and higher. New-YorE
full &c fancy. 1gs ale.
6l0isC. Renned suzaTs quiet bot stea1y- RsceD
Flour 100 bills and 22s1OOO y wheat.
1900 bush 100 bush Shipments-
Wheat. 1900 bush. $500 ousa $1,000
St. Louis. sept 8-Close-wHEAT, No red ash, Sc
September, Sc. Dscenbsr s. 14sSSo: May Soess1se;
No hard. ls1eO7c CORN. 70 cash. a. be SePtem-
cash. 55isc; September. S4iscs December S6<c May.
nc: white.