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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,S NcwYotk Friday. June -REEyEsRc reipts were
~ sis hd over from previous arrivals. 30 ca to 10
, ,od Thee WAC far demand for nc cattle at It. ,ay
money than could have lcea obtained wcdne day. 1ne
., alrleryicd steer, - iOas So ga, aud cornrei
20 tas and 1Gd oxen ear at 8 ssy "a civ 90
bet slow at 1es',e Tor native :ides and 5Eq7c fr
quote RI feated beef higher at oAc n aud Amety
tomorro@ 20 'ot'lc and 80 qaar SSS Of eek on %
f.S aa S S1 for 81 ah%S1 H1 20 s se Oh o
the E%rs %1 Go qSS G ,i the o ca, S rc
anti so%5 qa 'Sa ' Of sc lG'; IS 1911 "1a
s DO: 1850 b. :, 10 is DO 1903 ~ q $ TO- il. 10.
sls = y = o. o. 1853 & d. 1igs az ku * d
3 is s. 5, q d. ,of -
4 Ics :. s o ;S-5 5o@' r. 4 . % % ca 9yes
z; :? . bull 1850 m at 80 49, cows 7'' ~ at
n At q - DO 1917 @ at :. - 20 DO oi5 H.. At
1921 ,Ssd Z At :. q Illinois steer 1870 n at So bull
70 G 1884 ES"'$H ycs59 i
XLvEsRc.cpts %. heal and vita tn, eavs, ,9 ncIl
more anxos to take hold and the Pens Nsrs r'
a a at %nas ''TS0ss1 quality
Good choice yels sold at 20 5od&7 - p"r 100 M bu
ernilk c,lyes at s5 1oas 20; mixed calves NJ - "a
81 25 Dressed calves hrn and dressed buttrmilks L.
See Dilicntack: Iss vcal, I4s r, ay,racc at
81 Jor 100 n l9i do. las n at ~ - do. l2i H. ~
- cults 1865 n at ~ 80, 81 buermilk calves,
!" Ss,Gs s ds 90 "sT a s'' IL rs IS eus 1os
nLuc Mullen: Il, buterm!k calves. los ~ a;
iIall'nt,cK Hollis. z butermlk calves 12j N. at
Newton Grcj,. g !rsts.nilk calves. 1913 N, at
IJ,t 4
Judd Go. 70 ,cals 1876 n. at ~ - $1,000
:HEEP AND LAMBS-Kcceiw.; inciucing " car, dirset
to bn1'hors. were 49, carr or 26j he'd VIA r.
Tho market dun AMI drooinc for hhep and 23c lover
FOR lam = went ovf-. omnon u rrlne
sheep sold - 23ds rcr 100 p cu az - 20 oIdin'ry
good lambs 750 20 o2r crll II ~ 25. De*>.i
mutton slow at Ga!cc Yer N dressed lamb weak ~
soes>r y; Pecock son: sco virsini lambs q n
ls3 do 62 n. \. = %: o. OHIO sheep, 81 ~ 81 ~
-, Virginia DO GO n n ~ IS
Newton ( 'ille,' OH, hecn loo n. al - 81 d.
- n. ~ - %: l?l do - y. at - -; -. =,
IS 50 5, cIlls 50 n At 81 ~ ,
D. Harrington ~ K"ntrrky lambs, ., -, at 70 IL
Kentucky sh"op. l2l n. at ~. - .
H1lCnbeck 4 Hollis: 800 KhntIcky lamb;. ~ y =;
a. - Is State d., - n, ~ Is ~ 5 STATE sheep 40 3D.
l.. D'lcnback 127 wcs.ern sheep. s! = at si'o
Iiof,>'Race MA were II ear. or liol hal NafT
few on sale. Mar cf dun at yo'tcriays decline win "a
10 cool STATE hoes selling 81 ~ 2jd;G 80 ~ 10 u
>alt.-s iGcd & O.: state hogs % N average" at
J. T. Ne'soa 10 st,:n hor'. 20 =, at 50 % rough
Go. 29j y. 81 - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

e;s se VIII mrs; GS sI csSaan = 'i2
sSSy Sss: The m G rssg IA
Si. francs higher M9changed 70 Cd Up , ana
sdses Il the r Ef' sss:i today T9e @
!Es@ HIS f fsa bags.
day. Sio bags stock in NewoIGan,s cS 81 6ag
S s$sSs:: l sss s@.e4 In mild
purchases eng evidently mi made smo 70 sup %ss for e yrV a
s So stSs fs
nom Constntopc report that the market Is at ls or
hes but I !. dd MT %se San1s rg ~ n s.Gady
Of: ms 1s' iSSS6s without
for %aoS S',,s %s' newt wiiAe %ss %
sssl sl fs9 sS Ss SS d qS,s but
sss' sssss ss,s sa$sss ID
: :is$s 1 20 .r s:' n MS p q. cs.
S::.ss s$9 sasaHs.
ncgasIy is rsI'1d die small tu % sc
sfish %9'S4 5oG b.. Is ,s 6
dse; bonsiess. g.. ssc; homeless hake' aa4ise
r!sss sSa ssaE %SSS
Trading even more - sb .aa1 Wheat patents
ANAL GS:%s s%s .seis AZ
s9 J Gs ps e n'si
sSSf BIZ GO %e. ss s sy % .asss
ECO e SSs ssns 80 o. SOs q sSs
i.s 4 e s. sSi Va. q. 20
the s. i yysI's
sss l'is SSs q ds SsH
sos ehop a. eofionsecd meal 81 2oas % per
iSO ' oil meal 20. sales cars Of bra"
FOREIGN DRIED FRrITsrhG market sssay
: are 81 syss.s . sssaa i SiSc $50 s
s ssn,: f ss: 'a a SSss smyrns
psanc. California boxes. iOaoos. 5+aissc nn'i nuts
FOREIGN GREEN FKuIrs-There wee 80 ,Sld sox q,
q essasss ocss g. 10000 Doves o. lemons se
s'saS Tsss ,ssshel now cps Il
Of Mediterranean oranges and sbout ~ oo2 Team.
e ss ,Ssss 5 Boxes also os a.
s :sss.. . P.a iS 'SS Ss Ssst; Of
= ssS ss ,:ssssa.
s%se: sSi:y. XF to fancy. IS soasa; oranges Sicily
the result Produce Exchange with the tendeney
prices downw. The market seemed % be ,eh as BY
SS Serious SSSss on the s'f fse Ugh.
s M Exc. new: "a
70 give any s.stancs e bulls CABLE, sees we're
'cnoans strength Conditions perhap: i%psSSac
he continuation Of big carrying certainly ic
~uavossbe 70 any bull market. Circulars nANe "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

London. Jmc 23.-.N III. wool Nnleo 'ounA , Ivy
l.i.. or. ,rrrca Inc oIF,rln-, Hir1cN tIo>>
trcts and lid fairly we'll. The competition WAS
more active and the bidding more spirited. Ihcr,
vns A better sale Of mcrino, lac operations VI
-uti,',niol buyes are increasing. laulty scourei,
are hrrdepinc and sold a penny Lclow the plcc, OF
The l.si ,rri,, The following are the sats III de
tain and the prices obtained: " ,,.
QUr.nslanc-I 900 bir,: secured, lSo l. l "a
do lochs and pieces 2dd Is "a; greasy .dH
~ ma, :, "a :
New ,oGth valc,-I 300 lalcs: secured II l!1@
Is sd do locks aud pieces. oi" i ~ greasy
d | ..dalN I'D do. locks and pieces; od~' Id.
Melbourne ana .lcioria-3,lOJ bales scoutr"'
/ 1dni I'D: do locks and pieces. 1i0,
Is > I'D greasy. l-.d0ls I'D DO locks ana
smib ,,eiralia-I .Oo bales secured. odo II IA :
do locks and p!,ccs i?da Id greasy 'd~ loi
Wet Ausfrnla- 400 bales fcourI 7i0 l. "a ;
do locks and pieces. ia 10 Id greasy j la"
I'd do locks and pieces. 3-fde IN
New L. aand-3.. 200 Lnlcs ,conrel; ~ - ll.-I
do locl, and pieces. . La l. ) III e!'n,H'
4 Id II I'D do. locks and pieces. l-ii@
;j4d. .,
Cape Of coed IIopt and Naal-'o bales 5re'"y'
y 1daB A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcW 1ufk. juno 70, 1913
COIToN-Thc market at New-AorS took an urtula OF
soout points this morning, Angus. opening at .o1.
which Yesterdays closing price ard then
sold up 7.92. position he Ii.
and by J.. O'Clock August mad dropped to 7s4. AT the
final close IL stood at so showing net decline Of about
points The primary OF this early adNanCc va,
SAID to be cabling Of Liverpool orders. 1he Liver
pool market docs not show particular Strength
although closed with net advance
Of from 10 2:oid az inst decline at the opening OF
1.6id. The sales Of SPOT cotton CONTINUE u Light.
the taxncs being only 1000 bales with prices
changed The imports 600 bales. including fCoO
American Conservative brokers that they do not
sec ANYTHING in the situation 10 warrant the advance OF
this morning. and the loss Of the Improvement TO
te1r them In that statement Advccs received from
the South speak very o,Orlby OF the crop some grass
IS rsportcd this thought Of trouble" Two
or three days work would remove y, In short the
crop according present indications
coed that the prospects for crop equiv
that Of 1891 1882 which is the extreme bare
Opening range, close to-day. and closing bids the
MIC nd last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
LIVE STOCK NAEKETS-DY TELEGR tPH.

Bnralo Jure "a, a,tlc-Receipts last - hours.
q 2O head total for week tins far. l:3io head Ior
900 head to Nev York l.jco head on solo. Al
head MarEc opened almost iiielc-, CLOSING VERY
e. me ery AZ 20 i. y@sl. ~" l"F !" 50
fcris last - hours. 1850 head total Tor week M,
fr H.ico head for ,amc time lnS, week. ' ~.
head consigned through $50 head 10 New ORR
$50 head on ale. 100 head. Market opened duil
ana lower but later became firm and higher clnolng
~ 10 later NJ =, 45d - 30: good medium and
packers ~ iod 90 -; pics. ~ i3@ - 30 GOOD Pc
cein,s l1,r - hour, ZOO head total for week thu,
iar % 19c head for time last wcck. 200
isad consigned itroush. ZOO head 10 New ork.
dull and ,low with Hight supplic,. but . liberal run
Of through stock and closed quiet ana dll WIN ON"
common 10 fair. g 56;4 IS. ycarlins, slm.. as
sheep: spring lamb, scarce; faiF to good, ~ 'o9
chicago. Jnc "a Tho Evcnlns Joarn1l1 report. :
Caftle-i.ecoipt, 6.or, head shipments. 200 head :
mirlc, steady 10 rIIa~ higher: ro2 ,,oer,. = go
- IS Texans. - 90 - -: native COWS. ~ 2j@
- 10. 'ann,rs. - 75a - 10. Hogs-R'c"!pt> -.
90 head shipments. 100 head market actly";
trno higher t6rn Yesterday, clcse: niXcd ana
81 i0a 81 20: neh, - ioo - - sheep Receipts.
100 head shipments, 2.cro head Irke steady,
native. ~ 256 - IS Texans. - 3cg - % West
ems ;, 7od - o.: sproc NIB. - ,oo - -.
.h,pmenr'' 500 hc,a. N,rlet toad - took on
hand Texas and Indian: fir TO god e5a,os Team
shipments. 100 head. Marfo' 100 higher: top
pric's s62s: lsilk 81 s,ln,. - -od ~ 20. shoop-
Receipts 400 head shipments ..7oD head marhc'
40 ~ lead d. .hlrmcnS 40 Scad. Market rolling
10 Ncw.York toby. IIor,-HeccipiS. go head
shipments Zoo head N'ik"l aiF m 90 m r ana
ears hogs shipped 10 New.York TODAY. shonn- Re
c"nt. COO hc1d ,hipnonts 1900 head. Market
dun four oad' on sale bur no demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
COTTON M>RKEr.-BY TELEGRAPH

Galveston, June .3.-Coton quiet midhiing : PC
low middllng. 516c: good ordinary, lilo, m,'
and gross receipts, Is bales. exports 10 tht continent
$50 bales sales. III bales stock 2i.iss bales.
Wcekly-Nct ann gross receipts, oOl BALE export, I'd
the cont prnt ) COZ bales: coistwisc. lol. bales
sales. 04o bales; .plnncr' 100 bale. .,ss,,.
Norfolk June 93.-COtton >tcady hiidd1ng, "7c
low mjddling 31,c: good ordinary. II lie net ana
gross receipts 30 bales; exports coastwi,c -
bales: soles IL bale, stock. 1O.5b bales Weekly -
Ne, and gross receipts. .,1l6 bales export 10 'rca,
Britain i5G6 bales const"tse AUS bales; sales AZ
bales. ,,,u
New-oreans. June 23--coi'on easy good miad ing
ordinary 1c mel receipts. 200 bales: gross. 4O2 bales
exports to france, 743a halSs sass ld;o Isi,:
hale rrcss 10 90 bales exports To Grent Ditnin.
ar bales 10 France. 7.43o bales: 10 tho continent
400 bales: coastwisc 2.342 bales; snles. ll1oo
bales. 49,. ,,,,
savannah. June a3-Soton quiet: middne' s 3-oc
ceps. Te5 bales; gross 7e1 bales exports cost coast
Weetlv-N,t ceps. 5000 bales: moss 3,'oo bales ;
cxnorts coastwise. lose bales sales. 2o5 bales
Fer the State Of Trade sec Niuth PsSeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June %. 10 p Meet pork ana M ms
I'm moderate demand. Bacon In poor d"nlani long
clear middes abont 40 To-; dnl ~ Dos ~
Cheese nIcdrrate d.mnnd. Gnlow ia moderate de-
mand spirits of :urpcniine In moderate Demand hf',
Al :,:ls Cot ced oil. Liverpool refined firm AT
90, "a Rosn In moderate drnaEd common steady u,
3, Cd Lnrc->unt IN Ioor d. mand INJURIES H. no
demand prime Wc,cri spot dull nj los $50 Wn'nt
I'm fair demand 80. rcd winter hrm III 1s 81 tiyir
I'm pour d, mlnd ,urI->po and ln'nr'a III iir 10
,n.,,d. MIXED Western spot steady AT /, ! La :
Hrgu., .tcndy A; A. I'd. Hops AT LonCon-
P:ciic Coast ia mOderat, DEMAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
TIE PETROLETM NIRhEE.
NEWS From TIE FIELD AND RANCE or PRICES

The petrolenm situation presents no change In
feature stocn,,ou rll., At tn, New Nor. exchanges.
Int prices arc weakening ~ tho Wet. sales WEI
made a Cu civ ~ - 3.5651 ., cents The output
of tho Mcdonald district Is static lrj al l411o bIrIe'
n day.
Refined petroleum was unchanged AZ Ihursd W.
decline AZ SO cent cillon In barrels. 10 cents
ia bulk and SIS cent, j. cpsrs. forrl~n nio'i'lons
we're: Antwerp, Il IA frame, Bremen, a.7o mAr"s
London, ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

HEMP AID JUTE-Thls market has been exceed
inciy 1qet since our lat report lew sale. hav on
made though they were MT Of much qrcnr" Pr,
are more n les nominal W qnttc hanila h.np pot
iH6i@sc ute spot. pa &c: shipm'nt 22Gic. ut
butts and f-Jections spot ll6d2 t. arrive. ,-ica2
mand during The pat few days md the market =.
quiet and values les. nominal Roeti -
continue 70 fair there accumulati,n Of
stock. The market Is fcatuiel-ss. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

COFFEE-Another dull day IN the coiee narKct VII
prices somewhat better There was very LYLE g nee
taSt was attributed the nrnness here The opening
prices showed sdyance Of points The suspense
Of Henry Shelcn Co. has apparently had no elect on
the future market. and it is not likely that II WIZ h
materially srect the spot market. de uya aid that
ey aid comparatively litue business OF late In spot
bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

METALs-IRoN--Tnc market continaCs stady with.
d aS%sS Of Se money market, MAKE are
ca n s same STAT GOOD a N smG sa a nnS supply q
i re rhsi S'f1fs price. pig
although sssS ,o ssu at ss 5ossa for utur ana o @
e. %n,fs 3 o. + 'Ha: 9s : '
S psS Win ] makes. S' PIT
and n, sd n,Iee. q, . sq Sae@ %p =
Copper i quoted o:ie bl% 100 a;sI .ad jaif.
a aes and MD e sH Win .s "n sr tAs
y hS s aSs' and so aay s "a ri
tride bcttr tc2S ogeings E. were Ie;s ulee. SPIT
Sse "a at s zoe . SS sf 1T" % ns1
abns dcma@d buyers ap p S f T1n gc
WIN sn q User lrf at 49,? g. = rI; s rc
ior Xawoy' ana s. $5Gsc 20 or charcoal tern"s III,
have furnished the following Official return Of tnpatc
I'm boxes received from the makers KS shipped aud
"''N Week sMn ending Previous Same week
;:;!i' ||!|:;; 95,:;; ;$ss;
aamsnd %ars ss, qS s"s,s s"d
markets we're ssAsS Q" snc; ana
catles quoted GLASGOW rm p higher I "ss
Ss ss $%ss S iD ssse q @. II
ie1 se 20 tom s'
os.9. S r 's ci SG%
S5aS0c tancyG SsSsoc ssenntfues ordinary, i3dIfc
eo"NXVAL sf0RLS-The market Tor shirts ,,,reo,In.
was quiet bu, steady Rosin was dull and s,c,du law
grades, while pses were nomn, at tau Unchanged '
price, MI, ana sSr P"n u Mse Quiet st9ck-Rosn
s SSs ,b. we and Act a. II sp.
Common .tranea q 2' sOed strained 81 29s Z. 81 20
81 al o. 81 " g. u %; y 81 81 a. IS a.; n
h. ,1,s = IL pitch. light weight st 81 50
'ESN fa sla Sssn ., business ocean c sh,.
to .aSSt is quoted fairly ana the tone Of nc
h"rh arc raetonally better In some rae on en- en-:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Opening range, and close today and closing bids the

Market closed barely steady. 1ransferables issued st
7.e5. Sales, 1877 100 bales New.York receipts, none
gross i725 bales expcrtC, 700 bales; forwarded rs
sss bales exports BRIAN: So bales Franc;
week. e2.4l2 bales. against 1885 bales las; week week;
Britain II $50 bales France 10 2j6 bales Continent
$50 bales total AS OPP bales; stock. 394904 bales
weekly Of cotton stCcks follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

LEATHET-1herc was moderate demand for ship
ment. but the home demand was nsignihcaat In IA D.
the market was without insp'd. ~ and the receipts
exceed the sales This. Of Increases st0k
what but the leather is held y firm parue III re
is disposition TO make lateral reduction In
Nevertheless the market Jrsents weak fe itlre.
and II Is possible that e.oe buyer cud PICK
desirable lots at prices socwhas under the quoted range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

.Aneriean middlihgs ZIG sales 1000 bales receipts
5000 bales including 400 bales American Futures
opened quiet sellers al 164d decline closed eady az an
ADVANCE Of lo4d TO 2ed as compared Win closing pie e
G u SspA' 42e July husns
soTh. ctober AS October November. Az
November DsccIber. 1soalSi December January; t52
Ianuary. FEBRUARY 433d434 Febipary-March 435 -,
SPOT cotton quiet sales being only 1913 bales all
forc nnsl INN on. Prices Quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Per bbLcite, - 25cs2 rs AspirseuS pine per dozen
bunche' 81 dsl so: eulls and Inferior. j0s 75c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
HEMLCK.

UNION TANNED-SLACGHrE TER.
r.sh, hacks . 26d2s Seconds. lacks. 25d26
MifGie backs.......... 27a29 Bellies ...... Ga 81
Middle backs. heavy. .2oo2?
OAK.
Dressed backs.......s 2a3s Bellies .........nal2'a
Seconds =. ............I1a33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

slss. o4o. ooi s7.sAS,7o7 Dec. eos. ioS
exchanges were lower ami AZ tha
The supply Of commercial biils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Fer the State Of Trade see Niath PsseJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-11
Ell ECUADOR EN- CHICAGO
FOR Ell
"DIARIO DE AYISOS'
DE GUAYAQUIL,-ECU Z AD Q R
FOR Ell.

Obra de gran lujo que Sc pnblicara en- los
Estados Unidos de Norte America, con mo
two de Ia Exposition Colombina de Chicago
en- 1898.
Description geografica, historical y politi
ca de la Republica del Ecuador Division
territorial, l1mites, tratados diplomatcos,
hacienda credito p6blico, obras pdbleas,
ferro CARRIES, Was de comunlcaclon, correos
Y telegrafos, universdades, bibiotecas, aca-
demias, prensa nacional, oradores, periods
tas, historiadores, ge6grafos, observatorio
astronomico, laboratories, museos, iglesla
ecuatoriana, agriculture, industrias, conner
clio, minas, estadlstica en- general ETC., etc,
etc.
lustrada con numerosos artistieos foto-
grabados, representando los monumentos,
antigiiedades, edifcios publicos, retratos de
todos los presidentes ministries, goberna
dores, cuerpo legislative y dipomatlco y
consular, extrangero y nacional, mliltares,
hombres mobiles, periodistas, bellezas ecua-
torianas, comerciantes etc, etc, ETC., y pa
noramas vistas de las ciudades GALES
principales hacendas de toda la Republca
del Ecuador
Publicara ese lbro, descripciones de las
empresas de todo genera establecidas en- el
pals, y avisos comerciaes extrangeros a los
siguientes preclos:
Por cada l x 3 pulgadas ST. 10.
pagina con grabado----. - 100.
]. i'd .id-~--.- }, 90.
Los senores anunciadores recibiran dos
ejemplares de la obra por una plana, una
por media plana.
La obra por suscripcion pago adelanta-
do, ,-------~.~ p ~
En- este vice -consulado Sc reeiben suscricio
nes avisos comerciales, Sc dan todos los
normenores Ramon Cortada
Ponce, Agosto IL de 1898. l m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-11

duien di6 su nlano. Ahora adivinaba cuan
importante era su posicion en- ell pals, des
cubriendo dia por dia con admiration algu-
ma de las numefosas fuentes de la fortuna
del amo de Ia ferrerfa.
Antes de que yosviese Snsana Pont-
Avesnes, ignoraba por complete la existen-
cia de Ia fundici6n de Nivernais. Pregunt6
habilmente su cunada, Y supo con sorpre-
sa que su marido estaba en- camino de ser
uno de los principles de Ia industria, la fuer
"a dominante en- este siglo.
Avergonzose de 81 misma. A un hombre
en- esta posicion Sc hab1a atrevido q ofre-
cerle su fortuna para indemnizarle del NAL
que le hacia! fQue era su fortuna compara-
da con ell gran capital del amo de la ferreria?
Una gotta de aqua en- IN lago. Comprendio,
pues, cuan odioso ridfculo hab1a sido su
orgullo; juzgoeqHe Felipe debia despreciarla,
esta idea causola gran pesar. Supo, sin
que su marido le daba con admirable fuerza
de voluntad.
FL cariTo que la inspiraba Felipe adver-
t1ase, sin embargo, en- los pequenos deta-
lies. Acogiale con una algeria que Sc retra-
taba en- So semblante, e ingenlabase para
hacer cuanto pudiera agradarle. Susana L
servia de mucho para estas demostraclones
/ Tn da que estaban en- la terraza despue,
de almorzar, divertiase la joven en- pasa
suavemente una mata de avena por eI cue
llo de su cunada. Cogi6la esta y la atrajc
hacia ST Felipe saboreaba una taxa de caf,
con la mayor indiferencia, siguiendo con Ii
vista ell vuelo de los vencejos, que Sc per
segufan en- 81 azulado eielo con agudos gr
tos. Clara habia cogido la cabeza de la jo
ven entire sus manos, y la miraba con en-
ternecidos ojos. Exhalo un suspiro, apli
cando suavemente sus labios a los pequeno
rizos que revoloteaban en- la frente de So
sana, murmuro
-iQuerida nina, como te pareces a t
hermano
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su madre. Al oonvertirse en- la sonora Der
blay, continue siendo la Marquesa para
aquellos hombres, que la consideration de
una raza superior. Era tan blanca, tan tina,
tan eIegante hasta con su yestldo de lana
de color oscuro, que en- las Gales fangosas
de Pont- Avesnes y en- las casuchas de las
aldeas aparecia como una joven soberaua.
Todos la aderaban.
En- ell mes de julio lego Octavio a Beau
lieu, empezaron las partidas campestres.
Susana hac1a enganchar una pequena jardi-
nera, que Clara conducfa habilmente, Sc
guidas del Marques cabal!o, daban deli
ciosos paseos por los bosques de P0nt-Aves-
nes. Bajo la b6veda de los corpulentos ar
boles sobre la fresca hierba, iban despa-
clio, siguiendo ell carruaie las profundas ro-
dadas de las carretas de los lenadores que
explotaban la corta del aTo. Algunas veces
era precise bajarse, Octavio empuJaba la
jardinera, mientras Suaana llevaba ell ca
ballo cogido por la cabeza. Ell del Marques
segufa Susana como un perro, mirandola
Con sus grandes ojos h1medos, alargando
el cuello en- demanda del acostumbrado te-
IRON de az1car. Aquellos dias eran delicio-
sos, Clara olvidaba su tristeza; pero POI
| la noehe, cuando So encontraba sola en- ST
habitacion, sufria gran desaliento. Com
prendi6, al conocer Felipe 10 bastante
como va le conoc1a, que no Sc acercaria es
pontaneamente ella que habia amargadt
su vida para siempre. Fiel a.lo convenido
la devolvi6 su libertad, Sc la dejeba com
pleta. Con que algeria Sc la hubiera ell
sacrifcado! Fogosa altanera, tuvo que ha
berselas con quen era mas fuerte, ale
grabale ahora sentirse dominada.
Amaba al hombre que poniendole Ii
mano en- ell hombro, Ia obligo q inehnarse
y le amaba porque le habia hecho sentir g
peso de su voluntad; porque era su dueno
En- sus largas horas de soledad arrepin
ti6se amargamente de no haber compren
dido q tempo Ia snperioridad de la person
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Oy6la Felipe, Sc extremeei6 samas ma
bfa brotado NADIA tan directo del eoraz6n de
Clara hacia ell suyo. Permanecio IN lnstante
inm6vil, sc alei6 despues sin declr NADIA
La sonora Derblay enjug6 una lagrim!aa
que brotaba en- sus ojos, Y Susana Sc arroyo
su cuello con furioso carino.
-;Llora ustedl ;Llora usted! tQae tleneE
;Oh! liable usted va sabe cuanto le amo.
lie ha dado alg1n disgusto Fellpef Pues
habra sido sin querer, con solo deelrie una
palabra fQuiere usted que yo Sc la digaE
No, = respondi6 vivamente Clara ha-
ciendo IN esfuerzo para sonrelr.-Es que
me siento un POGO enervada- Felipe Sc
porta muy bien conmigo, Y soy muy tellz, =
anadi6 con seriedad miranda susanna para
arraigar profundamente esta convlec1on en-
el amino de la joven.
I levantandose, afladio con algeria
-Vamos dar una vuelta.
Fusronse al parque, corrlendo como dos
locas riendo como 81 NADIA hubiese ocu-
rrido.
Este fu6 uno de los dltimos dias relativa-
mente felices de Clara.
A la manana siguiente los Duques de
Bligny llegaron a la Varenne.
81 anuncio de su presencia aesagrado la
| ioven, que esperaba no volverles yer nun
ca. Not6 que Felipe la Observable con mas
/ atencion, Y procure estar con Ell semblante
/ acknowledgements tranquilo.
AQuela mlsma noche, cuando Sc retro
Susana, planted Felipe la question de las
relaciones que debian mantener con los ha-
bitantes de la Vareune.
Ell Duque de Bligny es vuestro parien-
te mas Immediate. exception de vuestro
hermano, ,-dijo con voz tranquila.
ma ruptura aparente ha ocurrido entire e Y
vuestra famiIia, listed misma Guido de que
continuasen las buenas relaciones cuando
Sc VERTIGO nrestro enlace. Creo que no
seria habiI modifcar ahora este eomporta-
/ naiento,