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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-07
Fa|ta de Ssn8re
del diario <La Prensa>, Buenos
Aires.)


Los que son pobres de sangre
estan. por 10 general, medic vlvos y
medic muertos, eigualmente propen
SOS a c, ,mtraer Intermediates graves.
Esa pob,-eza de sangre llamada ane
mia es tan com1n entire nosotros y
conocemos tai, bien sus efectos que
COZ gusto pu blfcamos siempre cuan
to tienda extirparla. Sobre este
particular Sc expfesa inteligente
mente ell telegrafsta sef1or Maximl
liano M. Jijena que tiene su mora
da en- Chilecito, provileia de la Rio
ia,. Repdblica Argentina, = que ha
vivido tambi@n en- la Capata@ de La
provincial.
<Llevo II af1os dice, de res1den'
cia en- esta localidad y durante estos
dltimos amos estuve sufrienoo de
esa enfermedad que laman aqu1
s'mucosa," asf como de falta de san :
gre y las consecuencias que ftrae La
anemia me atac6 con tanta fuerza q.
tuve que consular varios m6dicos
aunque sin la fortuna de conseguir
ell .obieto .deseado, 6 sea recuperar
me Habiendo comunicado este a
algunos amigos me hablaron CON en-,
tusiasmo de las P1ldoras Rosadas
del DR. Williams y como estas entn
siastas recon mendaciones eran blen
fundadas resolv1 toruar las p1ldOras
que me dieron CAST desde ell orinci
pio muy lisonjeros resultados. Con
la mejor disposition persevere usan
do esta medicina y mi mejor1a Sc
gu1a en- aumento continue hasta que
consegu1 mi complete restableci'
miento va no siento absolutamente
NADIA de las dolencias que me sfli
gian De todo cuanto precede estan
al cabo los sef1ores Audelino Davila
y Jose r. Granillo y pueden servir
me de testigos para comprObar la
verdad en- case necesario
Compr6 las Pfldoras Rosadas
del DR. Williams en- la acreditada bo
tica del Sr Leopoldo Vale.
(Firmado)
M. M. JIJENA
Las p1ldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
Hams, son las mas populares en- to-
dos los p a S q donde han o
introducidas. Purifcan i enrique
cen la sangre, restablecen los ner-
vios y curan la PARALYSIS parcial, bal
le de Sam Vito, neuralgia, reumas,
nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervio,
SO, palpitaci6n del coraz6n, anemia
i palidez, frialdad de- manos j pies,
en- las funciones men
suales de las mujereS i la debilidad
en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorables para las en-
fermedades delos hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo estudio etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas donde
no Sc vendan las pfldoras rosadas
del DR.. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga d.
ficultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir-
Sc q la casa DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., de Schenectady. N. Y, Esta-
dos Unidos, y sera avisado donde
comprarlas., La misma casa cuenta
con un departamento medico para
atender gr0ta4itome7ate & las consultas
de los pacientes donde quiera, que Sc
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PndOTas ReCOnstituyentes
Del DR.. p. Nicol lbs RSyer6n.
Pvegio euclavo epedido Madrid dssMayo delf691
por Ell Eucmo ST. Minisho de Fooasnto.
PREPARADAS EN- LA FARMACIA DE VALE CANCIO.
PONCE. PUER RFo-RIco.;
Y EINTE AMOS de experien-
o1o hon Ioy,o oo4 nodn loo nponio-

" EINTE ANOS de experien-
: cla han demostrado las propie-
dades t6nicas reconstituyentes de
estas pildoras, curando rapidamente
todas las Intermediates que depen-
den del empobrecimiento de la san
gre Dor una alimentaci0n POGO nu-
tritiva, por habitar en- lugares hu-
medos y NAL ventilados y por en-
fermedades anteriOres.
Su acci6n curativa es muy eff
caz en- las palpitaciones del coraz6n,
dolores de .cabeza, inapetencia, debi-
idad y dolores en- las piernas, hidro-
pesia, cansancio, sssorderas, zumbidos
de dido, marcos, dalid6z de la piel,
a la que restituye SUI color natural;
meteorismo, flores blancas, grandes
perdidas de sangre, falta de mems
truacion, su abundancia 6 escases y
para procurar ell complete desarro-
llo de las j6venes en- pubertad, debili-
dad general, convalescencia de las
Intermediates agudas cronicas con
tai que estas alteraciones morbosas
sean sintomas de una cz0r0-0nema0
simple y no de una affection general
9 de una lesion organica que recla-
maran entOnces otra medication.
En- vista de los progresses de la
terap6utica y de algunos inconve-
nientes que Sc notasen en- la practi-
ca.
Sc ha modif icado la formula
afin de ofrecer al pdblico una pre-
paracion it'll, segura y rapida de sus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-07

Aver fue asistido Ell el cuarto
de socorros Esteban Rosario de una
he erida en- ell dedo pulgar de la ma
no izquierda. Ell hecho fue casual.
Ell Fiscal General ha nantes
ia do a los Presidentes de los Tribu
males de Distrlto de San Juan, Pom
ce, Mayagiiez, Arecibo y Humacao,
que segun informes de la Junta De
CArceles hay demasiados presos en-
las carceles de su, recpestivos di g
trt ttos esperanto la vista de sus
ca usas. Que Sc practiquen cuanto
antes las diligencias uecesarias pa
ra Ia termination de las referidas
cauSas
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R0CAM0S

nues'ios agentes hagan las re-
1nesas de fondos antes del dfa d..
t,ada mes
,''' s"spenoldas las remesas de-
f'er'od'tos<~a los pueblos que en- oue
MT "a ]lene esta imprescindible con-
,jhidn.
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En- breve Sc vera en- el tribu-
nal de Ponce Ia causa seguida un
+guardia insular por ell delito de ho-
mioidio frustado en- la persona de
don Feruando Ledesma .alcalde que
fue de Hatulo.
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efectos, 10 que Sc comprueba por Ell
us6 tan generalizado que Sc hacs de
ella en- toda la Isla. Al
Con el fin de precaverse de las
machas imitacio nes one de esta for
mtla Sc han he echo, xcuyas propie-
da Hes son inferi iores,~ debe exigirse
que en- cada GAIA de legitima procs-
dehcia, este Ia marca de fabrica, en-
la tapa superior, un sello que dice;
DIR N. REVERON Medico Cirujano
Ponce, Puerto-Rico~ en- la inferior, y
su firma en- ell la do derecho de la faja
exterior de esta cajita. Ponce Agos-
to 80 de 1896.
A VlSOssiendo objeto de fro frscnsn- ns1 +
DORAS DEL DIR. REVESON hagb
presente, que las legitimas son las
pr oparadas exclusivamente en- la
acreditada Farmacia de VALE y
CANCIO, que son los depositarios de
la verdadera formula y los 1nicos
que estan autorizados para usar mi
| nd ombre en- dichas pildoras-DR N.
| RI EVERON.
Depositos en- las siguientes Far
no acias:
| VALE Y CANCIO, Ponce
| GUILLERMETY. Capital-RlVER y,
| A Arecibo.-ITURRINO, Camuy. RO-
VIRA Y ELVIRA, Aguadilla. .-RO-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adluntas
| ZAVALA, Guayanilla.-FERER, Jua-
ma a-Diaz- BETANCES, Coamo.- =
| MARXUARH, GALES.
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Cerveza F abst.

leg1tima de Milwaukee.
, LUPULO ALEMAN.
legftimo de Baviera
vende
M. R. Calder6n
Tetuan II
:Sa1 Juan P. r. RE-
IA 3O-1o.
Hay gran exitaci6n en- San
tiago de Cuba con motive de las g. &C.
clones.
Ha sido multado con diez do.
liar ell director de Gel Eco del Man,
glar>.
Ell dia 5 por La tarde tngres6
en- Ia carcel de Ponce eli director de
"La Vanguardia" don Nemesio Acos
ta
Sc hallan vacantes las plazas
de medieo titular 6 Inspector de car
NIGERIA en- Pef1uelas con el haber de
900 y IA dollars respectivamente,
En- una .emboscada los <boers,
han hecho 500 prisioneros ingleses
con armas y bagajes.
Ell pr6fugo Juan Marrero In
o6gnito ha sido condenado & sufrir
daiisz y nueve dias en- la >pena que ex-
'Gngue.
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Aver lie fueron decomisados
al puesto de carne de Salvador Ar
tur ri ii kilos y I de carne por no ve-
mir dicho articulo en- las condiciones
exigidas.
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Sc encuentra en- esta Capita
don. .Jesus Ma Lago y Sra.

En Humacao no han adnitido
q los emigrantes que conduc1a el 5ba'
landro ingles <Surprise. procedente
de <Nives, haciendoles regresar
para ell puerto de su procedencia. Asf
debe cumplirse Ia ley hacienda ale
jar la carne garatera.
A don Jose Sanchez, de Patti.
Has, Sc le ha devuelto un escrito que
elevara al centro superior de JHsti
cia. manifestandosele que no son
admisibles las escusas que alega
para no servir ell cargo de Fiscal
municipal suplente de aquel Juzga.
do.
: .Despues de una discussion acalo-
rada, en- la Camara de Diputados, pa
so eli bill sobre ascenso de los gene.
rales Miles y Corbin. Ell primero es
Ell tercer Official del Ejercito ameri-
cano que llega & ocupar ell puesto de
Teniente general. Los anteriores
fueron George Washington Y Ell ge-
neral John M Schoield -
Hoy estuvo expuesto a un in
cidente desgraciado nuestro amigo
ell doctor Fernandez Mater, pues vi.
niendo de Puerta de TERRA, al pasar
vista al Hospital de l&zaros, ,<sse des.
b oc6 la yegua americana que tira
de su carruaje, sin que ell cochero
lc,grase contenerla en- los primeros
momentos. AL llegar a la esquina
dc u teatro pudo hacerlo con no POGO
esfuerzo y no sin que sufriera Ell co
ch q algunos desperfectos. A Motin,
nc, le ha salido el susie todavfa del
cuerpo.
-. Segun los dltimos despachos
de China, Sc dice que ell Jap6n ha
impedido ell desembarco de fuerzas
rusas. Con este motivose teme que
Russia dS alg6n paso.
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Sc VENDE un solar en- esta
Can1ta1. Informaran Luna 1O6 al
tos. n-s-o-1.
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Ell AYul

Ell Ayuntamiento de Hatillo
ha acordado prestar su concurso a
la petici6n hecha por esta Municipal
lidad al Gobierno sobre rebaja de
derechos de importation al arroz y
al aceite.
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OR RAFAEL CESTERO

Santurce Entire Ollsrfa 4
Institute Telefono 1.049.
Consultas de 12 &2 pm
San Juan \ Fortaleza 14-Tele
f. no 245
Consultas de 81 ( 1OA An
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Consultas de 81 & 102 An

AOnSUlGAS U0 OF = 4VS - !. .
La vecina de Santurce Maria
Lnisa Dominguez recibi6 aver va
rias contusiones por efecto del marco
de una puerta que le cayo encima.
Oportunamente fue asistida en- el
GU arto de socorros de aquel distri-
to-
Aver fue detenido, como autor
del robo de los Sres. Hernaiz y com
paffa ell sujeto Alfonso Andino, ell
cual ha quedado bajo la accion de
los tribunales de justicia.
Nos informan que hoy ha sido
do nunciado ell tesorero general, don
Sergio Lecompte por don Manu- el
Trujillo Alesina, por practicar ope.
raciones de prestamos sin la cores
observation-disclosures.
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Sc moiificado Ia formula

Por embriaguez y escandalo
fue conducido antier al Dep6sito Mu
nicipal ell indlviduo Vicente Tizol.
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Ell ayuntamiento de Ponce ha
nombrado juez municipal de aquella
ciudad q don Juan Principe.
Sabemos Sc esta instrumentan-
do ell walls Gel primero le Mayo>
original de don Juan Vi1carrondo
para tOcarlO en- la retreta.
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Sc desea tomar en- alquiler un
miradof independence. Tpformara
Salvador Lopez en- esta oficina.
S-n < -6 -
The colored American., 1900-09-01

dress parade, The days fun was closed
with realistic sham battle.
There were between 5000 and 1000
people white and colored out, including
as the daily press put it, SCme OF the
best people in the country" Shelby
Vile has never before witnessed any :
thing like it-whites aud blacks march
ing in the same parade, the blacks lead .
ing and then both participating in a
sham battle, Negro officers command
ing. And those young white men are
Tennesseeans. The part they took did
not degrade them, but elevated the
blacks. This advanced step gives a ray
of hope to US. II shows the friendly
feeling between the races and it brings
US closer together IN sympathy. Mr.
Napier emphasized this thought in bis
address which was well received and
app'auded. 1t was indeed beautiful
ST ght. Let 1t be repeated.
The colored American., 1900-09-01
Ar Enjoyable A fair.

Miss Ticon6 erogs Ware of e26 Fark'
gut Street, entertained quite merry
crowd OF friends last Monday evening
in honor of Miss Irene Jackson, of
Philauelp hia. The party as sc IL bic d at
an early hour and very delightful
time was had. The ladies were all ar
rayed in the lOvl1est of costumes, and
after vaEious musical selections, among
the best Of which v ere several solos by
little Miss Beatrice Ware, tine was
given to dar cling and other innocent
amusements. Refreshments were also
served, after which every one took "a
home course" fet ling much elated over
the sffair. Among those present,
esides those already mentioned, were
MISS Julia Davidge, Louisa and Marie
Lockley, Daisy Riley of Atlantic City,
Ida addison, Raleigh, n. c., Lottie
Bsrksdsle, Philadelphia, and Messrs
William Tubman, Hughes Cole, Waiter
Robinson. Robert Smith, Daniel
Chase and Master Ware.
The colored American., 1900-09-01
DREHSMAKING ACADEMY.

The de Lam Orton Famous French
Perfection Tailor System Academy
NINE ]. A. SMALLWOOD, Sole ARen'
1913 Madison st. Northwest.
Morning class fr1m q. IN. to o. Z.
Afternoon class to 5 T. N. daily.
Evenings from 80 10 10 O'Clock.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday
Dressmskers and ladies who wish TO o.
their own dressmakIng.
TO- WANTED-TO learn the wonder
full De LsmOrton French Perfection
Taylor System, Seamless Basquef
without one inch Of visible seam, il
lining or goods, not even on the shoul
der. Successful Dressmaking requires
as much earnest progressive study q
successful work in any Of the profes
slOns. No detail is too small 10 b.
carefully looked after. We teach y0I
to make dresses with or without sean
and guarantee perfect fits, and conc
plete your course with q diploms
Pupils can enter at any time.
Summer course begins June 18th.
The colored American., 1900-09-01
Washlngtonians in the Shenandoah Valley

Misses Annie Costin, Adelelaide Hall,
Nellie Dorsey, Mrs. 4Aatie r. Parker,
Mrs. Dorsey, Prof. J. B. Clark, Messrs
Paul Bray, n. w. Cuney and lawyer
William l.. Pollard and Fred Simms
are spending the warm season at Shep
herdstown, ". Va and vicinity and
are much pleased with The hospitality
delightful scenery and healtbful sur-
roundings OF the Shenandoah Valley.
The colored American., 1900-09-01
THE SUNNY SOUTH.
A Gala Day in Shelbyville-Hon, J. c.
Napier the Orator of The Occasion
Big ConcourSe Present.

Shelbyville, Tenn, Special The Goth
inst. was a gala day in our little city.
There was a great blow out at the fair
grounds, given for the benefi: of the a.
NJ. E. Church. An excursion was run
from Nashville under the auspices of a
military company; DR.. W. Il. Key of
Nashville was the leader In addition
to the colOred military company de-
tachment Of white artilIerymen, with
a cannon came from Nashville. Horses
were in waiting for Commandant W.
81. Key and staff. composed of Lieut..
Fl. Fl. Bowman, adjutant; Dr.. R. F
Boyd, surgeon; and Captains Geo T.
Robir son ard Wm. l.. Irwin. The two
last mentioned are ex- officers Of the
United Stats Army. The parade trav'
ersed the principal streets, taking in
the public square, where 1t was photo
graphed, and thence to thefair grounds
where the day was most pleasantly
spent by both white and eolored in
military exercises, ball gsmes and other
amusemepts.
The procession formed in the follow
ing order: Chief Marshall B n. J. Nixon
and staff; Comm maudant W. II. Key
and staff in full uniform; orator of the
day, Hon, ]. G. Napier, accompanied
by DR.. II. t. Noel and Mr. P. F. Hill In
q hack; The band and a drum and bu'
gle corps; Co. G commanded by Capt.
Robert Settles, and the artillery and
citizens bringing up the Iear. The
procession dlsbanded after entering the
fair grounds and d1nDer was served the
military. After dinner Hon. J. g. Ma
pier delivered an able address in re-
Spouse to the welcome address by DF
B.A. J. Nixon. Next came an exhibi-
ton drill by companies; A, Capt Robt
Settles; B, Lieut.. J. K. Knight, and c
Cspt. Geo. L. Robinson. The battalion
was united, Capt. W. L. Irwin acting
major for tAe Teyiew, FOLLOWED By tn
The colored American., 1900-09-01

DR.. A. Pride, the pharmacist of
Georgetown, and cur Mr.. William
Terrell are on gaming trip in Virginia
North Park union., 1900-10-05

Some Of the work the U. p. rail-
road IS doing in and around Sherman
Hill is on large scale. The fill on
Dale creek is 800 feet long and l15
feet high and 40 feet wide on top;
and contains 475, 1000 cubic yards Of
earth. And near Sherman at Lone
Tree, there ls a fill 1875 feet high.
The highest point on the new line
will be at Sherman, which is 5000
feet, while on the old line it was S,24T
feet The big tunnel is nearing com
pletlon. 1t will be 90 feet from door
to roof, and covered with solid roof.
North Park union., 1900-10-05

the presidency the aggressions already
made In foreign lands which he has
denominated "criminal' win be con
tinued to the destruction Of the Re.
public. All men know that the peo-
pie Of tropical countries must be gov
erned by the sword, IL governed at
all. The history of the Central and
South American states proves it.
The islands were &C quired for COM
mercial purposes. Whitelaw Reid,
the chief commissioner to Paris
avowed the fact in speech at pub
lie banquet in Chicago In February,
1893. Edward o. Wolcott, who has
the confidence of the president in such
degree that he was selected to open
the Philadelphia convention in June
last in speech Of great length, before
the convention, declared the CONNER
cial policy Of the United States in
these matters and stated in conclu-
sion: "1f counsels of fear do not pre-
vail, this generation will see the
American nation girdling half the
globe with its flag, extending its for
eign commerce to the uttermost parts
OF the earth, and taking its place
among the great world-nations,
power for good, for peace, and for
righteousness.
Tho fact appears to be that the
president has fallen into the hands of
the commercial men of New York
and other seaboaid cities and he is
ready at all times to do their bidding.
10 use the phrase lately put out by
Richard Olney, this has become
Syndicate presidency" which is
ready to subvert the government at
the bidding of its master and has
gone long way in that direction.
An appropriate answer to the qucs-
tiop whether imperialism Is now an
active force in the government is
found in the declaration of principles
recently adopted by the Liberty Con-
gress at Indianapolis, as follows:
1.-The struggle of men for freedom
has ever been a struggle for constitu-
tional liberty. There is no liberty If
the citizen has no right which the leg
islature may not inYade, il he may b..
taxed by a Legislature in which he
Is not represented, or il he Is not
protected by fundamental law against
the arbitrary action of executive pow
er. The policy of the president Of
fers the inhabitants OF Puerto Rico,
Hawaii and the Philippines no hope
of independence, no prospect of
American citizenship, no constitution
al protection, no representation in
the congress which taxes them. This
is the government Of men by arbi-
trary power without their consent;
this is imperialism. BY Moses Hal
let in Colorado Springs Gazette of
September 23, 1900,
Denver, September 10, 1900.
North Park union., 1900-10-05

The New YORK World gives an ac-
count OF Francis Schlatter, the healer
who few years ago made such a stir
IN Denver, now being in OHIO. The
account follows his history for the
last five years, and doubtless is a
story of the same man who was re-
ported dead in the Sierra Madre
mountains in New Mexico in 1896.
The picture in the World very much
resembles the one in the Denver
papers in 1895.
North Park union., 1900-10-05

We call attention to our Ad Of
Glands for sale in the famous San
Luis valley. Conejos County is in
the south part of the state OH the
line of New Mexico. For particulars
call at the UNION office.
North Park union., 1900-10-05

The Greek church has ex-commun-
icated Count Leo Tolstoi They de
clare the Count disobedicnt and
hostile critic of the orthodox church,
and hereto. Tostoi is great
thinker and writer, is ~ years old,
and in poor health.
North Park union., 1900-10-05
General News Items.

Gen. John NJ. Palmer, candidate Of
the gold democrats for president in
1896, died at his home ut Springfield,
Illinois, on the % ultimo.
North Park union., 1900-10-05

James Howard, n member of the
gang Of mountaineers from Eastern
Kentucky, that came armed to the
state capital last winter has been
tried and found guilty Of shooting
Gov. Goebel, and sentenced to be
hung.
North Park union., 1900-10-05

Notice the special prices offered by
the Laramie Grocery Company in
this paper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-22
CUBAN CONVENTION
A Subject of Discussion at the
Cabinet Meeting.

Washington. Oct 22.-The cabinet
meeting today lasted from IL till /
o'clock There were present Secretaries
Gage. Root, Long and Hay, Attorney
General Griggs.
Secretary Root and Gen. Leonard
Wood had an interview with the presi-
dent before the meeting. The cabinet
meeting was devoted largely to action
on the death of ex-Secretary of State
Sherman, and the president directed
Secretary OF State Hay to prepare a for
NAL announcement of the death for the
official information of the diplomatic
service, as is customary in such cases
The meeting also considered the sub
jeet of the Cuban constitutional conven-
ton and it was said that General Wood
brought with him some interesting in
formation on this subject which was
laid before the cabinet by the president
In addition to this there were a num-
Der of matters relating to national poll
tics that the president wished to discuss
with his advisers before leaving tonight
for Ohio, where he will remain till the
night of election day.
At the conclusion of the meeting it
was stated that the agreement between
England and Germany as to their future
policy in China is specially satisfactory
to this government, particularly as it is
a recognition of the principles laid down
in the Hay note July 3, regarding, the
open door in China and the maintenance
of the integrity of the empire.
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u millions, had generally been looked I. r
and had little effect on market. Seuti-
ment is inclined to bull side and up
turn quite unanimously looked for. At
tentiOn for the moment. however. seems
to have been diverted to stocks. The clOt O
is dull and heavy at about bottom prices
of the day.
CORN-Corn ruled firm for all futures.
october was strong on covering by local
shorts, advancing over a cent and hold
ing half Of It, Cash demand reported
good. There was excellent buying OF tie
new crop futures. Fear OF continued bad
weather was a strong factor. IL looks as
II corn will be worth 4Oc on its merits for
the balance Of the year. Offerings OF new
crop have been surprisingly small.
OAIS-Oats have been firm within "a
narrow limit. No great trade either way.
but a rather steady feeling. The wet
weather was an influence. Receipts 2
cars The visible increased 75. 900 bu. the
local stock decreased "A 900 bu- Estimated
cars tomorrow, 375.
VISIONs-Provisions have been
steady with the list up "a little The in-
terest has centered in lard. with some
buying of November, December and JAM
uary credited to packers It has not been
a big market The cash demand SIS ue-
clared good and the stock (26 900 tierces)
Is 1900 uerces less than ON October 1st.
Hogs Sc up with &, 0OO and % 900 west.
J. Il. HARRIS.