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Secretario de la guerra Y de su co
mitiva. A las $50 de la noche habra
un banquete en- el Country Club
que ofrece a los visl<Iltes del May
Flower" el senior Wenceslao Borda.
FL casino de Mayagilez celebra
con una fiesta esta noche, Ia CONNIE
moraci6n del 35 anivsYsario de SUI
fundacion. Estimamos il cortesia
de la invitacion que Sc ha servido
enviarnos el presidcnte ST.. Arturo
Gigantic.
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Wales ENTRAORDINARIOS.
715 915 1880
Actitud del general Weyler.

FL Sr. Wevler ha declarado que
no atendera las peticiones relativas
4 la libertad de las presses dc Bar
celona por los sucesos de Julio STEM
pre- y cuando de que no vavan pro
vistos de los buenos trajes que ven
de la "Palmcsana" dc Juan Pleras
Allen .}2.
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mo mas pecas nj manchas.

Unico remedio que por complete
hace desaparecer pecas, manchas, ba-
rios, etc. etc.
Para informes dirigirse al p. o.
Manati, z. K. Box. Isl
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En- esta imprenta Sc vcnde
papel de periodicos viejo d
So Quintal.
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Habisae:anes sbuenss-p1> Asmr
ores soies : para saauMaA - al-
GUAM con {. SIR. cmz2hda en- Jar<e-
,sha II a.tos. San Jtsau.
Manuel Trayisso. Fasnaee1GoAl /
Cen 'S amos oe experisncia ysoD.'
sional, ofrece i listcd sus eexv1etoa1
ell SUI hlen surtida ofieina de-fssnna-s
cla. San Jose, numero l2{. 'Nag1e
del correo. "-Eslnero en- ell dalpa-a
cho de RECErAs.
Herrero Hnos. S. en- C.-Importa-,
dores y exportadores. Direcni6nte-
legraica-" Herrero" San. .LuaA
Farmacia Colon. -
hlecimien;o. Gran surtido de- dseens]
y patentizadcs Plaza principal. 6aa]
Juan.
Sastrerla. De Antonio KguaSa.
Habil tiiera de 10 ahos do psnatiA
Telas. Especialidad en- trab.jos Mill
tares, snokings y fraos FortAless 81.
Lecciones de piano. La 500
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar clascs en-
su casa Q 4 domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Practicanfe S;lvaetra V.3scuo
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MUS|CA De
BALSE|RO,
DE VENTA
Err eel Paris Bazar''

Walls de concerto
"Puerto Rico premia.
do con medalla Gle orc
en- el certamen del
cuarto centenario de
la colonization Girls
tiana 4 so cts
Walls intermeZo de la
zarzuela Amor que
muere y amor que
mace ............. 25 ),
Nals poetico "Rayo
de Luz 25 ),
Walls "Flores y Per
las" 25 ;,
"El Antifaz Rojo"
marcha festiva premia-
da por cl certamen de
la Comision organiza-
dora del Carnaval...... 25 ),
Two-Step "Caribe'.. 25 ),
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Abogados y Notarins. Eicer'c
La Costa Y frank An:nn-%i7i.- -n.i-
cinas, San Francisco ~. i.snc,pal.
Telefono A. ?. 0. Box 344 y ll.i.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Dr.. Tomas Vasquez.-De las facul-
tades de Paris y Madrid. Afecciones
de la piel y siiiliticas Consulta de
: 4 5 p. m. plsza de Colon II, altos
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'[INEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

ltinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezard 4 regir des'lc q 10 dc Sep
tiembre DC 1909.
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Dr.. J. E. Saldana.-Medico Ci-
rujano Ofrece sus servicios al pd-
hllco Consuitas de - i . D. m.
Fortaleza SO. Tcltfono No. Isl.
San Juan. Entrada del consulto-
rio frente al teatro.
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lngeniero Civil.-Ramon Gam
dia C6rdova, Tetuan 50, ciudad 8
Parada II Santurce Mramar. San
Jnan, Puerto Rico.
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AbogadoS -Emigdio S. Ginorio v
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 1858. Box 366. San Juan.
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DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.-Me- Me-
dlco clruJano. Consultas Gle | a 3 D.
m. Consultas y opcraciones en- Ia
lsla. San Juan. Telefono 234.
Gale del Cristo 5.
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Minneapolis Flax Market
LOCAL MARKETS

MINNEAPOLIS. May 2s.-Flax. S1.77a
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Ducks. each. SIG LID
Geese, each 4 $21e2.2J
Goslings -S5es5- %
Pigeons. pair --44st
squads, per pair. jut1Gc
Hare -.------.- --'-- 49,
Rabbits .----4-J
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STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities continued light yes
terday. The leading variations decline in
Associated oil to S34-S752, advance in Alaska
packers 10 $T1.50, one also In Northern Caffor-
MIA power to $50 and ore in Telephone preferred
stock to $94. The following were ex dividend:
son sugar plantation company, zoe: 0nomea
sugar company, 50e; Paauhau sugar plantation
company, zoe: Pacific Coast borax, 81.
Mining stocks showed particular features
Combination Fraction active at about the
prices of the preceding day. Florence closed
lOc higher than Thursday at S. II, while
the merger lost 15c closing at $40.
Claremont oil stock dividend of lie
yesterday.
Rico oil company has levied an assessment
of 15c.
The bond. stock and oil exchanges will hold
more sessions till Tuesday morning, June l.
The Miami lumber company Of San Francisco
has levied assessment of $100 per share, de-
Iinquent June 80.
Mines company will soon reopen transfer
agency in this city.
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General Merchandine

Bsgs-Grain bags. 5al es6c; san quentin bags.
52tc; wool bags. 33c for 3ia 10 and Ste for
ID: fleece Irvine, Sc per 70.
Coal-Beayer Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthra-
cite egg. S16 per ton; wellington. 50. New
Wellington, SO; Coos bay, 81; Australian house
Richmond. etc. 50; stanford Richmond. IS:
Cumberland. Si5 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks
Welsh anthracite, SIS; coke. SIS per ton in
bulk and Sl6 In sacks Rocky mountain. 800
per short ton
OiIs-Quotatious are for barrels. Linseed. 74c
per gallon for boiled and 72c for raw; cases. &c
more; castor oil in cases No. L. Tie; Bakers
AA. S1-I3@I 15; China nut. eases. TOMSOcs per
gallon; cocoanut oil in barrels. 6OQ63Iac for
XXX. 5115G61c fer No. Z and J5615SIsc for No.
2 according 10 quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. Gle; natural winter sperm Oil. Ole:
natural whale OIL Soc extra winter strained lard
oil 9Jg96c; No. 1 neatsfoot OIL 60c herring
oil, 40c: salmon oil. 5Jc; boiled dsh oil. 35e;
paint OIL soc
Coat Oh Gasoline 'ete.--Water white. iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; $50 deg OIL iron barrels
or drums. IL 12c; special DO. 12c: pearl OIL In
cases 1tc; astral, lie; star, lie; extra star 2Qc
Elaine. 261ac; eOcene. Zoe. red crown aud motor
gasoline, in bulk. 141sc: In cases 2I14c: No 4
engine distillate. IN drums Sc; No. do. 7c:
cases. &C more; s6 deg gasoline, IN bulk. soc: Ia
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All Local Stock Exchanges Stand
Adjourned Until Next Tuesday

against 1906 corrected last week and 23
15I in 1905 For the As weeks ending May q
tcorreet) corn exports are 2S,940,l9S busheis
against A, 77o i9G bushels last year.
Business failures in the United States Tor the
week ending May p were 205 against 2l9 last
week. 263 in the Ike week Of 1905, liz in l9Oi
127 IN 1906 and 154 in 1905.
Business failures this week in Canada number
DDS. compared with % last week and 81 IN the
same week OF 1907.
r. G. Dun X Co.'s weekly review of trade to-
morrow Will say: Progress, slow but constant
is again the record of the week. The growth of
business confidence is. indeed more notable than
the increase in the volume OF trade, but the re-
yval in iron and steel is of such remarkable d.
mensons to Justify the most hopeful outlook
for the entire industrial and mercantile situation
as soon the tariff agitation is out of the way
In the primary dry goods market better under
tone is manifest. Western jobbers report better
business for fall merchandise from statesmen on
the road. There is an entire absence of export
demand at existing quotations. Prints are not
moving actively had been hoped for In
woOlen goods duplicate orders coming in
slowly because of the radical advance.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat aud OtI,er Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat -Livcrpool futures were lower. The
Chicago and San Francisco markets showed no
material change
Broonlhall cables further rains in Germany
hungary and Italy. where they We're needed.
with crops generally showing improvement.
CASH WhnA1
California club, 81. l0af2 10; 10 milling. S2.20;
2ao. OF grades of California wheat, S202. 10;
northern club. s. i06t2. Is; northern bluestem.
SIT y Gt2-32ia Russian red 81 l0d2. 10; turkey
red, $2.l0m2.2o per ctl.
FUTURES
1880 a. Session
No quotations.
. p. m. Session
No quotations
Barley-A car of new barley the first Of the
season. was received from the lower san Joaquin
yesterday and auctiOned on change ut
S1.621a. 1t bright and plump and a good
No. lot. Sales of old feed reported at
$1.6212 M1.63al. Choice was held at Sl.65.
Receipts 9.215 ctls.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed. spot, $1.62l3 @1.65; com
mon to fair $1.5TIa 90 per etl; brewing and
shipping, nominal; cheyalier. SI.700 l.1212.
FIXTURES
1890 a. Session
open. High. Low. Close.
December = 81 a97s 81 $97s 81 s9ai $685.
, p. m. Session
Open. HIgh. Low. Close.
December !. 81 .;9h 81 .:9A $l.39 sl.;}o
oats-There Is nothing further to report in
this quiet market.
White. 81 l5m22o; gray. S2.1O@215; red
81. l0M220 for choice. 500 for good and - for
inferior. per ctl. black, nominal.
Corn-California small round yellow, $2M2, 10:
large yellow. nominal: western states yellow
sacked. nominal; white. nominal; IN bulk San
Francisco track, yellow, $50; white, 81 So
mixed, Sis; Egyptian, 81 30 per ctl for white.
Rye--S2.lJ per ctl for eastern 10 arrive.
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potatoes. Onions and vegetable.

Active trading continued TO characterize the
market for miscellaneous vegetables yesterday.
the volume of business being swellei consider
ably by liberal buying for shipment steamers
leaving FOR the north today. As all trains AMI
boats were on time receivers were able to effect
close cearanceS of several descriptions quickly aud
at satisfactory prices Asparagus .aas a very frm
feature. and although the were willing
to pay $f.75 box for No. 1 stock they were
able to secure but little. Peas were in good de-
mand IT the previously quoted rates. aud toma-
toes had another advance, the best lots bringing
81 10 crate. Summer squash. eggplant and
peppers although in increased supply, cleaned
up readily at good prices. Cucumbers remained;
weak, with $1.25 the ruling price for both Texas
and Marysville lots Prices fer notatocs were
unchanged, the market being firm for Old erop
goods while new were inclined to easiness and
some poor lots sold below the inside arota-
tions New onions We're in free supply and easy
with reds slightly lower.
Potatoes tper ctli-Rtver Burhanks II GOO
210: Oregon Burbanks. $3.50 90: sweet pota.
toes. Si.75@2: new potatoes. 3GStsc per H.
onions-Australian S4g4.25 per ctl; Bermuda
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Hntter. Cheese and EGGS

Dealers who predicting lower range OF
va Iues for butter Thursday had their opinions
verified yesterday nder the call on the ex-
change no enc seemed inclined TO buy and ex-
tras were 1sc lover small sale at &c a
pound The decline in the top grade carried
seconds and thirds down with it. and they were
lac lower at 24Iac aud 2+c. respectively Eggs.
too developed a weaker tone and all grades ex-
cept thirds were lever, the decline being lie in
extras and frsts and &c in seconds Dealers
who held prices up by liberal buying on the pre-
eeding day manifested but little interest in the
market yesterday. and there was no attempt to
check the downward tendency of values. There
was no trading in cheese change and the
quotations were accordingly allowed 10 stand
ON the exchange 20 cases of extra eggs and
10 eases Of extra butter were sold at the new
ReceipiS wore 75.IOc pounds butter. 1900
Mounds chcese and ESQ cases eggs.
= Ihe following are official quotations estab-
lisbed by the sales bids and offers the floor
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street,
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from lie to &c higher, owing to
tee rarious charges to be added.
Rutter-Fresir creamery extras. pc per H.
firm. do frsts "a Isc. firm; 90 seconds. ztc. firm
Cheese-Califernia fancy tats. l3e per ID.
frIn; do firsts. 12e. firm; do seconds. IL Isc,
firm; fancy Young Americas. 16lac, hrm; Go
Eggs tper dozen cases included) )-California
fresh extras 25lae. Arm; do frsrs. 241ac. firm:
do seconds % Isc. firm; do thirds. 23c frr
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Meat Market
No further changes are reported.
DRESSED MEATS

No further changes are reported
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-7@714c per lb for steers. o@Tc Tor cows
and heifers.
veal-7Gslse for large and s1s@s1ae for
small.
Lamb-9e for heavy and 912qI0e per ID for
small.
9is M10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No / fat steers. over 500 lbs, alive. Axe,
under 900 lbs 4kc: second quality, 4I4Ae; thin
and undesirable steers. 39J34c-
No. 1 cows and heiferS, 5i2e; second quality,
81, c; common thin, undesirable cows, 23s 93c-
Fat bulls and stays. 2e; thin bulls. y al &c.
Calves-Light weight, per lb. &c; medium.
! iac; heaYy. 3i2 Gle
Sheep tper lb)-Wethers No. /. 41le; ewes
No. 1. ~ a lc; shOrn sheep. 14c less.
Lambs (per lbj-Y earring lambs Pc: this
years milk lambs, 5Ac.
Hogs (per Ibl-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
tc l40 lbs 7@T1fe+ 14O to go lbs. TAe; go to
$40 lbs 6Si a7c; rough heavy hogs. 412gJei
common, undesirable hogs. 444l2c.
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Flour and Farinaeeous Goods

Flour-California family extras. S6.6Od7 net
without diseount- bakers extras. 6.6Od7: super
fine. S5.JGMJ.IG; Oregon and Washington. per
bbl. $5-50mG.50 for family. bakers and patents
81 50; do straights. $3.50; DO clear. 81; Dakota
patents $50; do s5raights, sT-9o; 10 clear
S73O per bbl
Farinaeeous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash. discount. follows: Graham -four
Sc. 70 per 100 lbs rye Hour. $3.50; rye meal,
$500; rice hour, S7 corn neal S3.25; extra
h0miny. S3.60esf; buekwheat four. 81. 70; whole
wheat Hour. 81: rolled cats. bbis S7.5OMS. in
sacks. S5GT.5O; extra cream DO. $S in sacks and
SS.l0 In barrels; rolled wheat. bbIs s.. .75. in
sacks S4-25 5J-25s pearl barley $500 split peas.
boxes. So 20 for yellow and S6-25 for green per
100 lbs
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AillonuS . [UG -
FISH PER POEND-
Provisions

Cottoene-one half bbl. 104sc: 3 half bbls
10lse tierce, 1886; tierces. 1Uhc; tierces
10lse.
Hams 15Ia G17c picnic hams. 11c bacon. TO 3
lbs. 191se: to 10 lbs lSlae: 10 to II lbs ISl2e:
sugar cured bacon. DE; Arrow bacon TO 10
lbs. 1Sc; 10 to u lbs. 171se; light dry salt
bacon $ to 10 lbs, IKE; 10 TO u lbs. Toe; ne
dunn bacon. 141zc; light medium bacon. 14i3c.
Iard-rierces II Lsc 5Gs 13Ae. los Ike. 5s
14ssc - Ike; compound lard. tierees Sc 50s
Sic .as sac 5s S5sc. 3s Sc; yellow cooking
oil :,s. peg gal; white. cooking oil. J5c per gal
salad oil jSc per gal.
Beef-LOeal prices are quoted. Export lots
Inspected by the government. 81 per bbl
higher Extra family beef. $15 per bbI family
beef S1450 per bbl' extra mess beef. Sl4 per
bbl
Pork-Extra prime in barrels. S.e.sC: clear.
S2s: mess So; pig pork. SIS. pigs feet s.
Tor half bbls. 2.35 for % ID kegs and S13O Tor
kits; smoked beef, 81 1ae per 10.
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Weekly Tradr Revicvv

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Bradstreet,s TOMORROW
viii say: Improvement is more IN evidence This
week. but irregularities in weather and crop con
ditions and ebb and flow movements in trade and
industry prevent definite general characterization
Of the situation.
Wheat tlnciuding -FOUR exports from the United
States and Canada for the week ending Nav 81
aggregate 1882, 500 bushels. against . 33s 00o
bushels 1.-THE corrected total fer last week) and
ending May 27 this year the corrected exnorfs
are 160. S93 III bushels. against lSS. .SS4 sic In
the corresponding period last year
Corn exports for the week are IS, 622 bushels
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. May Additional unfavorable
reports regarding the wheat crop of Kansas
caused advance in wheat prices today, but
nearly All the gain was lost on profit taking
prices AT the clese being nnchaaged 10 ie higher
compared with yesterdays final figures.
The market, with the exception Of the May op-
ton eased OF again late n the day profit
taking and closed about steady. During the day
the May delivery sold between Sl.31Is and
S1.3314 and closed at S1.:si. Deliveries May
contracts, announced after trading had closed for
the day were larger than had been expected
being OIL U0U bushels.
The market was weak al the start. but
The sentiment soon became bHllish The market
closed firm AT net gains OF 4 a &c compared
with yesterdays close.
Renewed profit taking in oats caused sharp
slump in prices at rhe start. but the May delv
cry recovered all of the lost ground. advancing
more than L. on covering by shorts. The close
was firm for May but easy for other deliveries
h'ial quotations being 81 higher TO u n 3s lower
than yesterdays final quotations
Trade in provisions was inclined to drag. aud
a fairly steady tone was manifested all day. At
the close prices were 21ac lower to 1Ot higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close.
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PETALUMA, May 2S.--There was decline Of
1c In the price paid for eggs today after receipt
of quotations from the san Francisco dairy ex-
change The Petaluma egg exchange paid 24lae
and the independent dealers paid 23c for best.
Poorer grades brought various prices. ranging as
low zoe.
SANTA CRUZ. Nav 2S.-The 4ocal egg mar
ket has been at a standstiii for the last two
weeks The output seems to held good and
the merchants and commission men con-
finuing their offer of 26e. Many Of the larger
PRODUCERS are under contract TO ship their sea
sons OUTPUT to San Francisco houses From the
station at CapitOla good shipments are made
daily and the southern end OF the county is
ranches also large quantities, which will
be more readily marketed on the opening Of the
short line.
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Hay and Feedstun.

Prices for hay show no further decline bur
the market IS weak and depressed, with the
tendency downward.
Brau-szsaSSD per ton for white and s2s. .5O@
20 FOR red.s
MiddIings-S53@3J per ton.
Shorts--S3l ff52 per ton.
FeedStuas-Rolled barley SS5Gt36: rolled oats
for feed. S4JM46; mixed iced. S30032 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots S}S. So IN
10 ton lots SO in lots $i9-50 small lots
SO: cOcoaHut cake CT meal at Mills S26 In 20
and 10 aud 5000 in ton lots. jobbing. S27
corn meal. S59M40; cracked corn. S400t41: broom
seed. nominal. alfalfa meal and mealfalfa.
jcbbng lots S26 carload lots SO per ton
Hay-Wheat. $196l22; wheat and cat $1SM2i;
tame cat, S1SM2t: volunteer wild Oat. S1l
stock hay. $S6S9 per tCn-
Straw--5GesoOe per bale
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Renns nnh 80.

Bean handlers continue 60 report the market
quiet and firm. with quotations unchanged
Beans per ctly--fay0 500 a 800; pea s.. 50
as; small white. Sj-S5GG; large white. $4,000
5, pink, S3.15M3.2J. red. nominal: blackeye,
IS 4563.GJ: lima. s41OGL25, red kidneys. SO. Is
"a; cranberry beans nominal; GarYanzas, $50
4; horse beans. 81. .90G2 20.
SeedS-Brown mustard. So I4fsc; yellow mus
tard. nominal; faxseed. 4c. carload lots; canary
&c; alfalfa. 16@1Se; rape, cleaned. 2Q21se: tim
Othy. 59s 06c; hemp. 4c; millet. 2sse per ID;
broomcorn seed. s23.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at So % per ctl.
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New Yorl, Moner NInrket

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Money on call easy at
IL az per cent; ruling rate, * per cent: clos
ing bid, y per cent, offered al q,
Time loans dull but steady; co days. 2H per
cent; 80 days, 2a per cent: six months 303H
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 35sM4 per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81 S63O6I4. .S635 for ca ia,-
bills and at 81. 4.S7S5 for demand
Commercial bills. s4.S5s 14s6K.
Bar silver 52Ic.
Mexican dollars. 44c
Government bonds firm: railroad bonds irrec-
ular.
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Pnnlfrr and Game

There were moderate arrivals OF poultry
freHi state shipping points yesterday and as
they consisted largely Of small chickens and
ordinary hens. for which there but limited
demand. the market remained dull Dealers
continued a. report steady and continuous
demand for large Young chickens, such as young
ROSTERS and tryers but these descriptions formed
but a small percentage of the arrivals.
Poultry tpCr d0geut-ffeus. S50l5.50 for small.
S6Sl7 for large and SSN10 for extraSs young
foasters. $50 -. Old roOsters. S4-J0d5. fryers.
Sd J06I $50 for large ard SJfiG for small; brOil
ers S46J f1r large and 1880 FOR small;
ducks. SG4I: pigeons, SlG1.5e; squads. s1.750
.: geese. nominal.
Game Nominal.
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Cash Grain md Provisions

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Cash quotations as
follows Flour, firm; Ne rye SIC; feed or
mixing barley. 74M75c; fair To choice malting
T5Ac: naxseed. No. | northwestern. $1TS: tim
othy seed $3.50: clover, $500; mess pork, per
Dbl. s1s.s71sMts.91Ia; lard per 100 lbs
Sl0S2ia short ribs sides (loosel. Si0.20a10.30;
short clear sides {hoxedl. SO. 75M11.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 202,000 bushels. Exports for the
week, shown by Bradsfreet's. were equal TO
S.1S3.300 bushels. Primary receipts were 2T70OO
bushels compared with 374 600 the correspond
Ing day year Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Corn s62 cars oats, 311 cars; hogs
200ub head.
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Specially REPORTED FoR THE CALL
BULLS ARE RUSY
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Business at the
stock exchange in the two hours before
noon today reached almost as great vol
rne as for the whole session yesterday.
Enormous transactions in United States
steel were almost altogether responsible
for this revival 1t appeared that the de-
mand for this stock came largely from a
short interest and on the eve of a preholi-
day seemed to make the uncovered shorts
uneasy.
An aggressive bull party in United States
steel forced the price up from the start
today and when it touched 63 and again
81, heavy stoploss orders for the bear
account were uncovered, which furnished a
medium for large unloading on the part
of the longs. As it is not customary to re-
cord transactions made on spot orders the
transfers of United States steel affected
during the day were larger than the total
reported.
Demand and production of all forms of
steel are growing, but some apprehension
IS felt that an important part of buying is
going into stocks. being melted by the con-
viction that bettom prices had been reached
and aiming to provide not only for pres
ent but for future needs.
The prices Of copper rose again at the
metal exchange, but the copper industrials
had little part in the movement in the
market.
The preliminary estimates of the weeks
current movement gave promise Of large
accession to banking cash, the influx from
the interior having been heavy. subtreas-
ury operations have supplied sl,2s7 coo to
the banks and there has been nc gold ship
ment of Importance during the week. The
combined result promises to increase the
banks holding of cash to the extent of
nearly s.oao, 600. This would bring the
amount received by New York from in
terier points since the middle of March to
upward Of SEQ o0o 0oo
The current redemption of bank notes
at the United States treasury IS running
large and furnishes another evidence OF the
slackened needs of the circulation. The
position preclrdes all uneasiness on the
part OF the spectators over the money
prospect. Yet New Yorkers continue to
borrow largely in London.
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales, par
value. SABA, ,OoO
United States 2s coupon have advanced
y per cent on call during the week.