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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-24
Graves rumOreS cir
CuIanteS pOr la Ciudad
ti0n0n confirmation
Mr.. DaniGISOn, empIeadO de Ia
Aduana, SuSpGndidO pOr 8I
Collector INFERNO.

Desde hace dos 8 tres dfas corren ru-
mores por esta ciudad de que en- la
Aduana han ocurrido grandes lrregu-
laridades. Deseosos de informar al
pGblico enyiamos un reporter para que
Sc aVistara con ell Collector INFERNO Sc
nor Geo w. Curtiss.
Dicho caballero recibi6 atentamente
nuestro representante; este lie hizo
sbresente 10 que por la ciudad Sc decia,
contestando dicho caballero que cierta-
mente algo grave Sc habia cometido
por ell empleado de aqu6l departamento
senor Danielson Con tai motivo ha-
bfa suspendido 4 dicho senor pasando-
le un pliego de cargos y dando cuenta
Washington.
Como contestacion recibi6 un cable
en- donde aprobaban la suspension del
mencionado funcionario.
Dijo que no podfa dar detalles del
asunto hasta que resolyiera definitiya-
mente ell Gobierno de Washington
Procurando indagar en- otra parte
que es 10 que realmente pasa, Sc nos
informa que ell senor Danielson ha he
cho tambien graves cargos contra ell
Collector.
El asunto parece que entrana suma
gravedad, y procuraremos por todos
los medios informar 4 nuestrOs lecto-
res.
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cuenta de la SLiga~ los gastos que Sc
ocasionen por los informes de Ingenie-
ros que deban presentarse en- las re-
clamaciones que Sc entablen, relacio-
nadas con los servicios p1blicos, como
asimismo en- aquellas cuestiones que
surjan entire los duefios de casas en- 10
que Sc reiere & la inmediaci6n de sus
tncas y a los perjuicios que uno Il
otro les ocasionen los desagies, para
que asf ambas parties puedan satisfac-
toriamente veneer tales diferencias. ?
<Le encarecemos su mas pronta con-
testaci6n, pues deseamos que tan i'm
portantes reformas, tengan efecto des-
de ell 10. de Octubre proximo.>
San Juan, Agosto 20 de 1903. Pre-
sidente, Juan H. Blondet. Vice Pre-
sidente, Julian E. Blanco. -VocaIes.
Manuel Fossas, Areliano Ferrer, Jose
Montesinos, Jose de Elzaburu, Juan
Apellaniz, Jose Maria Carrero. Sc
cretario Contador-Jose 6. del Vale.
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INFORME DEL AVOCADO De LA
CIUDAD ACERCA De Los TRO-
LLEYS

FL Alcalde de San Juan, teniendo
en- cuenta ell NAL servicio de los tro-
lleys de esta ciudad, di6 cuenta la
corporation municipal 6sta 4 su yez
comision6 al abogado don Ramon Fal-
con para que emitiese un dictamen.
Dicho abogado despu6s de detenido
estudio ha dictaminado en- sintesis 10
siguiente:
~En ammonia con la Ley de ferroca-
rifles VICENTE Sc encargue con toda ur-
gencia al Ingeniero arquitecto de la
ciudad de la inspection y vigilancia de
la Inca para que cumpla las obligacio-
nes de dicha ley la compania de los
carros el6ctricos, que una yez veri-
licado este, Sc redacte por dicho en-
pleado una ordenanza que senaIe las
medidas coercitivas que deban tomarse
con motive de las infracciones one Sc
cometan al tenor de 10 dispuesto en- el
artfculo "a de la ley municipal.>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-24
.ESCUELA RURAL PARA La MARINA

Llamamos la atenci0n 4 la Junte TO-
cal del ramo, hacia la nccesidad que
hay en- ell barrio de la Marina, de crear
otra escuela rural. Es muy grande ell
poblado, y con una sola no hay suti-
ciente.
Esto 10 piden los vecinos dc aquel
barrio, petici6n que no desatendera la
aludida Junta, dados los buenos deseos
que abriga respecto de la instruction
pGblica.
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Cdmara de Delegates San Juan.
La CorrcsponJrncia de P. r. - San Juan,
La Democracia - Caguas.
FinL,y Brothers = San Juan.
Judge H.rd abogado - San Juan
Rafael Arce. abogado - CagUas.
Otto Philippi - AguadiIla.
F. ancisco }, MontlIa -Aguadilla
Julio p. Castro - Cab b,-rojo.
Francisco Lagardc - San Ge~man.
Miguel Juan. abogldo - San German.
Luis Campillo. abogado - Humacao.
William Fable - Mayaguez.
Federico Phihppi - Mayaguoz
Porto Rico Box Co. San Juan S. Ramire
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Cr6niCa de CatanO

Ell sabado celebr6se en- Catano una
de esas fiestas que, causan en- ell amino
lmpresiones muy gratas.
Nos referimos al bale de ninos en- la
morada del amigo Jes1s Loubriel;
bale organizado por la Sociedad
%Uni6n Juvenil.2
Pracioso enjambre de chiquitines,
ataviado con verdadero arte, llenaban
aquellos salones.
Sc les yefa gozosos, risuenos, en-
transporte de j6bilo, entregados las
delicias del bale con tolos los aQueies
de la gente'may1scula.
La fiesta empez6 desde las Z de Ia
noche, terminando & la una de Ia ma
mana.
No decay6 Ia animeci6n I'm solo
instante.
Bail6se en- grande, y los ninos de-
mostraron que saben sentir ell arte en-
esas manifestations en- que como en-
la danza 8 en- ell walls, toques de amor,
despiertan ilusiones que esos ninos Sc
rfan las mas puras, las mas tiernamen-
te inefables.
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RUIDOSO TRlUNFO
de un club de baseball puertorri-
queno contra unO americana.

Como 10 anunciaramos, aver cele-
br0se EN- Puerta de TERRA ell gran de-
saffo de base ball entire los clubs xEs-
cogidos americanos2 y sAlmendares@,
de puertorriquenos.
Despu6s de renida lucha, ell eAlmen-
daress derrot6 4 SEscogidos america
nosS.
Los puertorriquenos fueron muy
aplaudidos, distingui6ndose entire los
jugadores Felix Flores y Martin Cruz
Fu6 un triunfo espl6ndido, que atian
"a la s6lida fama del champjols SAl
mendares9.
He aqui la anotaci6n por innings
2 3 4 8 6 7 8 9
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CAFE "SAN JUAN"

Este precioso establecimiento, situado en-
el sitio mas ctntrico y fresco de la Ciudad.
ofrece al pGblco, servicio esmerado, refres-
COS, dulces helados, & la vez que oportu
nidad para disfrutar de la mdsica de
ratrats
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(9r. leonard Eandes

In~ttll E1 prlHi.tte
o-4zn hEaI1 elsu
pal ertrnin nlrnu,g gfu,
los
q d IT uaet
Is m e. 90 l otiautr E+9y.t trf. ia.
I ryluo genua
o IN 70 Is # ID H Il lie nu unlopar aoIa,,- aSr
n a Trncpa ciliafgs si, NJ
p % y du o en- omismn
yo oGtJ
Eeat2 24th. Street -Neuz York
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Las ninas eran:
Maria Tuero
Maria Loubriel.
Margarita Rodriguez
Herminia Casuela.
Rosa Cruz Ramirez.
Aurora Fernandez.
AureHa Lassaleta.
Anita Lassaleta
Y los ninos:
Angel Loubriel
Agustin AndinO.
Francisco Andio.
Fernando de Juan
Pilal Rodriguez.
Ramon Battle
GonzaIo Maldonalo.
Herman Hunt.
Melchor ARIZONA.
Ignacio (fuasp.
Alfonso Rodriguez.
En- cuanto 4 la explendid6z de 10
Loubriel, baste decir que com
tales hicieron los mas rumborosos he
nores.
Profusi6n de refrescos hubo, Y mi
que todo expansion y algeria.
BORlCUA.
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Laquinas del sistema HAMMOND

Enrique Lloreda. abogado = Mayaguez
Fernando Nazquez. aboeodo : Mayagues.
A. Manrique abo@adc = Mavaguez
Victor MARTINEZ. abogado = Mayacuez.
Cuerpo de Bomb5ros = Mayagucz.
Federico GatelI - Mayaguez.
Antonio Amll - Mayaguez.
J. Tornabells & Co. - Mayagucz
Jaime PicG - Mayaguez.
Antonio Castaner Mayagnez
Santiago Saenz = Mayaguez.
Francisco Bianchi = Mayaguez.
Rafael Menagas = Mayaguez.
Sueesores de Frontera = Mayaguez.
a de Sanidad. - Mayaguez.
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tros, pensando que no sabemos defen-
der nuastros derechos y que, acaso,
i iI1o~amos que los tenemos.
Demos pruebas de profunda convic-
con enc! cDnocimiento de 10 que es
nuastro DefenI4mos con energfa Ell
Detrimonio que Dios nos legara. Sea
mos tan pars everante5 como Iaboriosos,
Y &C .be de una vez ostl vergtienza que
nos envilecs y arruina.
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Rolacion de algunas de las personas, casas y

Banco Territorial = San Juan.
El Pals = San Juan.
Sccretaria Partdo Federc - San Juan
j. Ochoa IIermano = san Juan
Damjan Monserrat abogado = San Juan
Morale, & Co. = Ponce
Sanders Philippi & Co. = Aguadilla.
Diez Perez : Anaseo
Acadia de San Gcrmsjn : San German.
Banito ForGs. Abogado = San German.
Vicente SuIsona : Sabana Grandc.
Jose R. Aponto. abogado = Humacao.
G. Sabater : Mayaguez.
l eopoldo Cabassa. Alcalde : Mayaguez,
= San Juan. Cuetara Ros & Co. = San J
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Gallo 2.I.2IoIo.o 3 9
c Ego o o. o o 90 o-2
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Alfredo Arnaldo. abogado = Mayaguez
Pascasio Fajardo. abogado = Mayagucz
Rodolfo Ramirez. abogado : Moyaguez
Jose de Diego. abogado - Mayaguez
Junta de Caminos - Mayagu-z.
Carreras Hermanos - Moyaguez
Moral & Co. - Mayaguez.
Forester y Ti6 = Mayaguez.
DR.. Vera. = Mayaguez
Luis Arau - Mayaguez
Fritze Lundt & Co. = Mayaguez
Antonio M. Blanes = Mayaguez.
Monagas Hermanos - Mayaguez.
Sucesores de Suau = Mayaguez.
Ayuntamiento, Corte de Distrito, { ~
MavaouaZ
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LA VIDA Y TRABAJO DEL PAPA LEON XIII.
oFICIALMENTE ENDo~AnO
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
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The Bagley Independent prints
l home made poetry.
Lake Park youngsters are vic.
Tins of a curfew ordinance.
The Wadena Pioneer journal S
harvest special was well worth
harvesting.
Editor Verify in his Wadena
Tribune solemnly protests that
he is as innocent Of politics as a
babe unborn.
The Brainerd Plumbers will
give a dance. 1t is hardly neces-
sary for they undoubtedly make
the public dance the year around.
The Plllager bridge over Crow
Wing river has nulcted Cass and
Morrison counties and several
villages and seems to be worthy
OF its name.
The solid business men Of Red
Lake Falls will establish an iron
foundry.
City election two weeks away
and a hot time we'll under way al
ready at East Grand Forks.
The Big Fork Settler begins to
print at Rice River.
The Missabe Ore declares that
some fools shoot tolerahle
straight-at a man and advises
all yenturers into the. woods, to
wear bright clothing.
Dearth Of houses at Grand
Rapids.
Two good newspapers Ga
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intention of the paper to give the
people of Bemidji the best pos
sible news service both general
and local and other improvements
in this respect will be announced
from time to time.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
THE GOVERNORSHIp.

There has seldom been in
Minnesota a more interesting
campaign for governor than the
one which has been now well I'm
der way for some months. With
one openly avoWed candidate, an
other whose silence loudly gives
consent and a third suspected OF
entertaining am billions to wear
the governors purple for the
third time, while hosts of other
wait but an rtunity to leap
into the running the situation is
prolific Of a plentiful opportunity
for guessing and gossip.
Governor Van SAINT has hasten
ed to disavow any intention to Sc
cure the Junior senatorship from
Minnesota, but we have all
noticed that he has made no de-
NAL Of the oft repeated story
that he will be a candidate for
governor for the third time. Tt
is confidently believed that the
governor has political aspirations
Still and that he is by silence
hiding his organization intact
until the time shall come to de-
clare his ambition. That the
governor can be elected for a
third term is not believed and of
this he is as firmly convinced as
any.
Frank Eddy is fighter and a
campaigner of no mean ability
but in this respect he has no adj
vantage over the redoubtable
Bob Dunn. Eddy is actively in
the field while Dunn is not. But
if the newspapers Of the state re-
fleet public sentiment the latter
will be nominated on the first
ballot. Eddyis not as strong in
the north as he was while in
congress his experience as an
immigration agent having in
jured him exceedingly Dunn on
the contrary is stronger than
ever and apparently gains in
strength every day, the great
secret of his strength lying in
the fact that the people of the
state believe in has ability and
his honesty and they like his
style.
If the republican convention
were held tomorrow Dunn would
be nominated with very many
votes to spare. What then shall
we expect when the man from
Princeton makes an effort to Sc
cure the nomination.?
-
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THE Pioneer calls attention to
it's Associated Press general
news service which was in
augurated yesterday. The
Pioneer is the only daily between
Duluth and Crookston and north
of ST. Cloud to have the Associat-
ed Press dispatches. 1t is the
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Copy for changes of advertisements in
The Daily Pioneer must reach this office BY
70 o'clock a. m. In order to insure their
aopearanceIn the Issue OF same day.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Butter-Receipts. 5.o62
packages. Market quiet; State dairy. 15G20c;
extra creamery, 21c; creamery, common to choice.
1642015c. Cheese-Receipts 1910 packages. Mar
ket quiet; state full creams. fancy small coll
ored 2Ac small white, 12Ac: large colored, 12c;
large white. l2c. Eggs-Receipts, $50 packages.
Market firm; State and Pennsylvania, fancy
mixed, ESQ 26c State and Pennsylvania, seconds
to hrsts. Hqac; Western extras. 25c: Western
refrigerated l9421c.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct s-Butter dull and &c
lower; extra Western creamery, 2lc: extra near
by prints, &c. Eggs steady and firm. fresh near
by, Csc, loss off fresh Western, 23Q24c loss off
fresh Southwestern. 211z922c. loss off: fresh
Southern, 20q21c, loss Off. Cheese firm and in
fair demand; New York full creams, fancy. 12hc:
New York full creams. choice 12Ac; New York
full creams. fair to good 11%@12c.
CHICAGO, Oct Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market dull and easy
creameries, 16G20lzc: diaries. 14d19c. Eggs easy;
at mark cases included. lsG19c. Cheese steady
at 11q11izc.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. Eggs steady; Missouri
and Kansas stock. cases returned 1712c new
No. whitewood cases included 1sc.
BOSTON, Oct 3.-(Special) - Poultry
steady. Fowls, lac; springs. 13915c; young
turkeys. 1sQ20c.
CINCINNATI. Oct. s-Eggs firm at Ice. But
ter steady Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, 10i5c.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3-Butter steady; creamery.
22q22iac; dairy, 17d1sc. Eggs 19c. loss of.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3.-Butter-Packing. 12c per
ID; good country. 15c. Eggs. 1Sa1slsc.
BOSTON, Oct. 3.-(Special. Eggs steady
at 22Q23c.
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EAST BUFFALO. Oct. notwithstanding,
cars cars Market dull 80 Prime Prime export steers So
tSSs sGw' and fseder. sGSs to
good bulls. ssd4
AND xfss s.ds fD FAIR to I ssES
steady. Choice lambs. @scas 10; fair to good
sSsSaeSo choice w 81 hers sigt2S: export and
sheep. ,saSa4; Gull sheep a.7Sas; yssrIinss. 81
a sSp medium se @iaed So roush.
:s25gsss; stays. sa475; dairies and srassers,
KANSAS CITY. Oct. s.-cattle-Receipts, 1900
market unchanged Choice export and dressed
stockers and feeders. s2a41o: Western fed steers.
sao Texas z and ., ln Nn,,1. 'tssTs s
7, tive hs letters, 5sa eanners @,sS bulls
Hoss.Receipts, ! Geo; market strong; top. sos;
bulk Of sales heavy e mixed
Q605: pigs s5.55d5,S5 Receipts for week, 800.
SHEEP land eel n9ne
@5l5; fed ewes. s2aS.75: Texas clipped yearlings.
s29@. Texas col, clipped sheep s2+ogs stceksT 81,
ST. LOUIS. Oct s.-Cattle-Receipts. 5oo in
GLIDING 400 Texans; market dull, steady; native
shipping and export steers. A;soaSs5; the top
butcher steers; s4as co. steers under . loo lbs.
and heifers. ;225a475 the top for cornfed heif-
ers: Gamers 81 s5Ga TO- bulls 81 5od4; calves.
, Texas and and indian steers 's00a
seO an Market s5 steady to :tsons
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 400. Market steady
Na,Y s.d msts sss. ssost:rs aI s cus
NEW YORK. Oct s:-Beeves--No Receipts.
Dressed beef steady; city dressed native sides.
and 500 Quarters Of beef. Csives'Rsceipts'
head. 2 head on sale, nearly all Western
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 2oss. sheep dull:
sea s cars n d nnse w
sold at $i; lambs. IS. 75qe Is: a car Of Canadas.
$50; dressed muttons. s97.sc; dressed lambs.
Hogs-Recoipts. l.o4o Reported sales were of
few State hogs at 500 and deck Of Western
PITTsBURG. Oct, s--Union stockyards)-
Cattle-Receipts light. Market steady. Choice,
ssr prsmss 20 seier tdy ostshs5 SHlio
and cows. $2d3.75; fresh cows and springers. SIS
Sheep and Lambs.supply light; Market slow
Prime wethers. s4Q415; good mixed. s3.soq3 IS;
mon 500: veal calves. SsSso heavy and thin thin
tive. Prime. .s4oasts; medium. ss.Ssaese;
SIS Sss:i pigs. ssasac; hsaviss. ssasa5.a5 '~
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct s-Csttie-Rsceipt:ss 100
Market s eewa ana ns.a @es
G425; Texas steers 81 75I3.75: range cows and
heifers, s263 stockers and feeders 81. 25d41o.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market strong to &c
higher: Heavy. s66G6sS; light. @.'oQ5.7b; pigs.
$5@5.60.
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market steady. Sheep.
ST. 25d3.s5; lambs, s445.
LOUISVILLE. Oct s--cattle-choice to prime
shipping steers s4.4oG465 medium to good ship
ping steers, 25G440; choice butcher steers. 81 80
IA choice veals, S. 5000.
Hogs-Best. 100 lbs and up. s6.15: light ship
Sheep and Iambs-Best sheep. sa7ses; choice
lambs, &.5094.75.
CINCINNATI. OCT s.-Hogs active. Mqe1o.
| Cattle steady, $2G440 Sheep strong. N.5o63.3s
| Lambs steady. $3.6o05S0.
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Beans-Northern handpicked 81 per bu; In
diana new beans So. 25d2.5o per bu. Hay-Choice
in car lots on track SlS50al4; clover, silqll- 90
straw. S150lfS Clean ginseng, SoZ5Q6 per 10
onions H.75a2 bbl; 81 per crate, 81 per ton
Peppers. 6Oc bu.
TOLEDO. oct. 3.-Wheat-Cash. SIC; Deem
Der, Sssc; May. Sihc. Corn-Cash, 4Sc: De-
cember. 45c; May, i1Ssc. Oats-Cash, 5Sc; De-
cember. S6Ac: May, SAC Rye-5Gc. oil un-
changed Cloverseed-October, Sc 921a; Decem-
Der and January. se.S2lz Timothy. $3.50. AL
ske. $500
CINCINNATI Oct. 3,-F1our steady. Wheat
firm; No. red. sec. Corn quiet: No. mixed
isG4Slzc. Oats easy; No 2 mixed. 3slsc. Rye
steady; No 2, 625zc Lard firm S7.T5; bulk
meats firm, $3.50. Bacon steady, ss.75 Whisky
steady, S.3 Sugar easy.
DULUTH. Oct 3.-Wheat TO arrive, No. 1
hard. 7sAc; No. l northern 7S4c; No north
ern. 75kc on track. No. l northern. 7skc; No.
2 northern. 75Ae; No. spring. 72Ac; October,
7ahc; December, 75Ac; May. 1718c. Oats on
track and to arrive, 34%c.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3-Wheat-Spot No. red
Western winter, DUH, IS 21zd. No. northern
spring, no stock. Corn-Spot American mixed.
quiet. As 4l1d
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 3.-Flour-First patents
si3Vg49o seconds patents, 81 60G4 100 first clears
$3.50 Bran in bulk, 13.75d14.
BALTIMORE. Oct. .-Wheat-November, s2Ac;
December, S3s4c Corn-Novemoer. 50Ac.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 3.-Barley weak; sample.
HQe0c.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
A WEEK OF GOOD TRADE IN THE
WHOLESALE MARKET.
Firm Prices still Prevail in All Lines,
81 General Conditions Indicate No
Break I'm Prosperous Conditions.

The conditions in the wholesale market
Huring last week were eminently satisrac-
tory. The trade was very liberal In volume
and dealers unite in the expression or the
opinion that like conditions are pretty GER
tain to prevail during the remainder OF the
fall season The long-continued steadiness
IN quotations contributes largely to the con-
fidence in the situation and warrants deal
ers in their cheerful views OF future bust
ness. There is no change in quotations Tor
staples In any line. The advance OF 10 cents
per hundred pounds in the price Of refined
sugar noted in Fridays New York dis
patches has not yet affected the market
and may not have any effect on the future'
rs there seems to be no sufficient ground
Tor a permanent advance at this time The
travelling men who came In Saturday had
their order books pretty well filed and all
were In the most cheerful mood over the
outlook The present week promises to be
. busy one.
Country produce remains steady with only
moderate receipts and a demand that abb
serbs all offerings. A large business is do
ing In fruits and vegetables. The quality
of the offerings Is unusually fine. The dls-
play of fruits Is especially tempting. Seldom
Is the show OF apples. pears, ETC., so at
tractiye The same may be said or the
vegetable market Potatoes, sweet pota-
toes. cabbage and. in fact, the entire list Is
above the average In quality and appear
ance.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore.
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. s.-Flour quiet and firm; red
winter patents sS0G4l0 extra fancy and
straight. s3.6Cq3s5: clear. s3.So@s4o Timothy
seed steady at s275q325. Corn meal steady at
81. So Bran dull and slow; sacked. east track
s5asOc. Wheat lower; No. 2 red. cash. elevator,
s5lsQS7izc; December. ss&c; May. s2sc: No.
hard, 77H79izc. Corn lower: No 3 cash, 43lS6D
44lzc; December. 4Os.c; May. 4o7sc. oats lower:
No. 2 cash. 3TG3sc; December, 35lsc: May, 36isc;
No white 41q4ll4c. Rye steady: No. 2. 52d53c
Pork higher; jobbing. s11-s Lard firm s.. SIS.
Bacon tboxed). steady; extra shorts. SO. clear
ribs. $40. short clear, 5000. Hay quiet: timothy,
Ss@12- so; prairie $S410- Whisky steady at 81 90
Cotton ties. S1-05- Bagging. 5Iz4s%c HEMP
Irvine, sc. Receipts-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat
81. 900 bu; corn, 1900 bu: oats, $1,000 bu Ship
ments-Fiour. .0oo bris: wheat. $4,000 bu corn.
81. 900 bu; oats. 1900 bu-
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 3.-Wheat-December. sc
6es<c: May 6sisc; cash. No. hard 7leI72c: No.
3 6T96sc: No. red. ssaslc; No D. 75n7sc. Corn
October, 3S@.c, December, 377sc; May 37ik
s74c cash. No. mixed. Sslscc: No. 2 white. 4oisc:
No g. soc. Oats-No. white. 39nfic: No 9
mixed 37GSSc. Receipts-Wheat. 225. 500 bu
corn 800 bu: oats. 1900 bu. Shipments
Wheat 1874 500 bu; corn. 30. 400 bu oats 10000 bu.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 3.-wheat-No. 2 red ana
len&berry. s5cs No. red and longberry, ssc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-04
EXCITEMENT IN COTTON.
Government Report Followed by an
Advance of 20 Points.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The government
October report on the condition of cotton,
placing 1t at 65.1 per cent, proved lower than
had been generally expected, and it's an
nouncement was followed by great
excitement and an advance of 20Q22
points, with October jumping from
DISC to 940c; December, SIC to
9.46c and January from 9.2sc to 9.50c.
The market opened weak 6 TO points lower
on the bearish cables. and favorable wealth
er in connection with renewed selling by
prominent bear interests and liquidation.
After selling at 9.44c for October, $500 for
December and oslo for January, the adj
vance was checked by the realizing of those
who had bought early in the session on the
idea that the bureau report might be bull
lish, and who apparently taking profits to
carrying the commitments over Sunday In
view of the weakness in the stock market
and the unsatisfactory demand for actual
cotton. When prices had sagged off few
points from the top, however, the market
steadied, and finally closed very steady
at SOLO points higher. Sales were estimated
at 800 600 bales.