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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
VEGA Y COMPAniA
C0NsIGNATAREOs DE- BUQUES
FA
PONCE P r.

Sc encargan de las importaciones
de todas classes y procedencias, co
rfetaje en- general y conducci6n de
las mercanciaS al punto pueblo Ii
mitrofe que Sc les designe hasta su
entrega a los interesados, sufragando
todos los gastos por cuenta de aque-
llOs.
Esta casa va conocida, que viene
prOporcionando al comercio de esta
ciudad y al de los pueblos circunsve
cinos, toda clase de ventajas faci~
lidades para la reception de sus i'm
pOrtaciones y mercancias, ha intro
ducido muy convenientes modiflca
clones para ell c0mercio en- general,
pues cuenta hoy ademas con agencia
en- esta Playa para Ell cabotage y EN-
barque de cualquier producto 0 fru-
tos del pals que SO quieran hacer
por nuestrO cenducto, con las miSmas
.comodidades que para las importacio-
nes.
El senior Nieves, antique Official de
Aduana y que venia figurando en- es
ia Playa con una Agencia de cabota-
ge y despacho de buques, hoy nues-
tro lnico soeio, es bIen conocido de
este comercio y garantia de que de-
jaremos satisfechOs los que nos hon
rem con sus encargos.
Sc aceptan epresentaciones
Oflcinas: Cristina 9 bajos Playa.
Telefono numeros y cit.
Ponce, Dicbre. 81 de 1890.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
la AlNTRANOIGENCIA EN- ACCIOD
.VMesfro particle ere la IascIs0

Icho la bandera americana y fuese-
mos una terra extrafla, que no tie
ne conexiones nj vinculos de MIN
guna clase con los Estados Unldos,
a no ser la possession que Sc derlva
de un objeto de despoio.
La nota de la intransigencia no
puede extremarse con mayor opor-
tunidad, puesto que ahora, reunl-
das las Camaras, es Ell momento
de decidir sobre nuestros futuros
destiDos.
Mas contra esa corriente esta
ALI la Comisi6n del partido fede-
raj, representando las quejas y las
esperanzas del pals puertorrlqueflo.
Y aquf estamos nosotros, aqu1
esta nuestra colectividad saliendo
garante por la conducta y mere
cimientos de nuestro pueblo. El
triunfo federal habla muy alto en-
favor de la cordura puertorrique-
ma, que no Sc desmintio nj IN solo
momento, en- Glen dias de lucha
electoral renida y perseverance =
case sin ejemplo en- los anales de
la politica moderna. No Sc liable
de los escandalos surgidos, porque
no son obra del pueblo, sino de
una fraction sin fuerza y sin pres
tigio, que procura, Por ese medic,
alcanzar la popularidad en- esta
isla.
Aspiramos, pues, con perfectisi-
mo derecho al gobierno propio J.
a la ciudadania americana. No Pc
dimos gracia, pedimos, simplemen-I
te, iusticia. Y levantamos viril
protesta contra los que nos deprl-
men.
No importa que haya quien do
BILE la cabeza. Sobre ell incondicio-
nalismo de los unos, levantase, al
two y triunfante, el patriotismo
dc los otros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
KnsO OyOs

Anoche tuvo lugar en- 81 teat
ensayo general de oanto J de caI
estatuarlos para ell festival que Sc
fcara el domingo, resultando toio
blen apropiado deutro do las eIge
del programa.
Tambi6n Sc hizo la prusbs de l'
electrioa. Eel alum bradO nos p
algO de6ciente. Ell teatro no I'd
con iIaminacion completa, so n5I
81 por faIta de preston en- la las
oarenoia de focos. De nuestra OF
son tambi6n los senores prOPltI
del teatro y Ell administrator
Ferrer.
Maestro ooliseo resulta muJ 1
despues de las grandeS repairs
hechas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10

case Ell bux6n y Ia correupo,a.
entonces el JueE la sntreg6 asi'
Fueron interrogadoa sIpnno.
mas sin gran Importance en- !. .'fig
axcepto la del conductor d.I ID
rreo Pillar M6Rdez que 80 erO'e O,sa' !
modo aiguiente: P'M
eQue uu dfa del mea de Avo,..
fecba no puede precisar, no o' snoo y
do oil aeiior Alaroon On "a osa;
vista de que era tards, 90 fu4 s Sa
Alcalde D preguntarle donds 5.: ing
correspondence, oil cual le di;o 'qI
la entregara al Juez, J que no ,,h. W
nada del suceso.9 ~
Juan Tomas Torres, testigo o..
do del Ayuutamiento, dice: '1P
<Que en- la mafiana del Is 4.
fu6 a depositar unos pliego. Al az. as
10 vio con la cerradura rots y !. @ a0
alberta, 10 cual denunoi6 al ,sz ~
ealde, Ell que lie di6 orden para o' n"a
ra parte al Jusz.s f''
Fabian PSre1 y Enrique Cot.
intcrrogados. Sus declarations,
canaan importAncis. Don Vioen,.a y
lano, Juez Municipal, deolarr
<Que al darle la noticia de II
saba, llamo { varios veeinos nv. s~l
fueran testigos de las diligepe,, !
iba d practicar.
Hizo las primeras diligepOi.,
vista de que ell administrator de c,N
no aparecfa, Sc incaut6 del bo,5, y
la correspondence, daudo cuents \
superiores de 10 sucedido. Que N
siggiente se le presents ell senior N
con para que le dicra ell bux6u h n
SC neg6, y entonces este ls trsio
carta del administrator de Popc. i
que le fuera eutregado, 10 que t,nil
acept6, hasta suel Comandsnts mil
de Cayey lie did 6rden de entregpl
Reptile que no entreg6 Ell buz6u Il
rsndo ordeu de sus superiore, \
acato la carta del sefIor admiuianl
de Ponce, fu6 por que Ia direcci6p
taba d don Vicente Atilaao \
Juez Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
asi a todos la pEonta "a

conviniendo asi todos Ia pEonta 's7
clon Y i
Pr cusnto niDgdn tsrrooarril Pusd'
truirse 6 explotarse provechossDta1
Puerto Rico SIN el apoyo del G)0les
dlsndo formarse iuiolo de qle term
li0ea, : en- K pot sei01, teEmlnsFla D
pTosto IL sub7eDci6a de so c0DessiOp
AhorA 81 virta de les rae nss sa'
puesEas, a Municipslidad de--...""'
rnerto kl3o, SUrLIOA ees Jetaos'a
Congeeso 30 los ESrAUO5 UNIDO'
ELl ia So BIZ & resonocer 10 FJl
4; ,nueslon de Ia O1mp.n nlA del FaE'oSsaH
Puerto Rio y lie tomsr tATof ds "a
40 de les E Gados y U0idos 9 fsVoF ~ I
La de Pnelto Rico. as ob!lg 'cion@
meaCe msIas pr ei 6 ,Olet00 %
y oe ia Isla de Puerto Rico, Dap
de Ia concession origj2aI, con lts -
--IoGes p-opnestas por ia O0mpapA
das por eI Gooierao Ell General dg g
~ recisn temsnte Goberaados M
rusrlo Rico por coasiderAriss lus'n s
Venlentes en- las aetEales clFcaNu
sdemss euplicsmos qua el GjoisLs
IL S nedidas neceearisS in ds IA
proAia ccnc!u lion de las seeoioaes y
.arrll, ana quedsn por coDstrult y
cue paeda ponerss % ex2lotscl0H >
yor prevedad rcsio.e, una laea
Ael farroC3 rTii -
La C0mpsfl.a sc conprouits &sEs
garaatla 81 cineo por olsntJ en- Ess
por clent1: y oouciutr ls Ines aea"y
.flJa." ID qne hsgo pdO.I'o "
nisGtc d. 10 acordado. =
Ponce, Fabrero 8, lsto-AI g.
Tonnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
la MINOR[A FEDERAL


Los representatives del Partido Fede-
raj en- ell AyuI.a .amiento de San Juan
presentaron una enmienda la mooi6n
de los coneeiales republ.oanos sobre
cesantfas de empleados, pidiendo ae
cumpliese 10 indicado en- Ia Ordsn del
Quartet General de de Diciembre de
1898, de que no Sc separe 8 ningun EN-
pleado del Ayuntamiento ain la previa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
Buem lRegOclO
----uo--aES-e-
Sc VENDE

TJnss casa en La calie de
la EsfreEhR, sifuasla eM
La z0na de pietiras, CON
SUI solar, que nlide SS
varas sHe fi1mGO, CON O IA
de fPemfe-
Para imf0rEne GairIgIr-
stp e. estas Oficinas. p.
Febrero Ig de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
Sc Vende

Una propiedad. ounce minutes de
la poblaci0n de Adjuntas, compuesta de
ciento cincuenta cuerdas con alguna
finca de cafe y platan0s y muchas
maderas de construction, Sc permu
ia por una quinta Ell las .inmediacio
mes de esta .ciudad.
En- esta imprenta informaran.
EnerO s /. N.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
LA LEALTAD
DE PAGES EERMAN0S
Mayor esq,tfna d Castillo Ponce.


Ea este estAblacimieato surtido como
los mejores en- su olass encoDtrara dc
vents II I6blicc. en- general los srtfcU.
I1s sisuishtes, todos frsseos y de supe-
rior csl dad.
VaFiado complete snrtido de ftu-
4as conservas alimenticias:
Mantequills daneas, Cervt "a helads
a todas horas, Pimlentcs snoTrones, o
tiones, S SsIm6r, .Ssrdinss eE escabeche,
T,eehe coDdensada, Calsmares Gu su tin
-. C4 lisar tes, Tor stes al natural, Tu-
IRON de varias clase0, GaIlet, dul e.,
Chocolste-, Aoeitunar, y Sllchich6n.
Espeeiali3ad en- eopservas sliment
Gas viuos Eicores de todas classes.
V:sitad ell esrablecimieuto y os conveD-
ssrsis de 10 que ofreeemos.
Eacvo 20 de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
GAIA DE- PREOTAMOS
Is plaza de &Las Deliciasa l6

Ell dia 20 del corriente, a las nue.
We de la manana, Sc remataran en-
publica subasta, las prendas de los
talones que continuation Sc EXPIRE
san por cuenta de quien corresponds
Y orden de quien SuScribe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10

Las notas anteriorea oorrespoDis
los juicios celebrados aver. En- .1
mana de hoy sc ha, reunido Ell Trjb1
y despues de la defenss, Ia Ssls cOJ
na &don Vicente AtiIano &&IOO d1
de aulta Y las oostas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
MUY IMPORTANTE

Sc aceptan Comisiones para com
pra y venta de Acciones del xCr6ditoS
y de la ~Luz Electrica>, en- la Agen-
cia de neg0cios de Luis T.. Y0rdan
Dayila. Cristina, Ponce. Ensro 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10
L4ibertRd Torres O''
AVOCADO

Ofrece sus servicios pfol% n
plaza de las Delicias nunlerv rH,ils|
quina a La calle de CellS 90
Iloras de consulta de
tarde. English Spoken
Febrero 2 de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10

Aguard amos la soluei6n que este
de el General Davis para que de una
vez quede aclarado csc punto y sepan
los empleados a que atenerse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-10

Ponce, Febrero 5 de 1000. - Y
MameScdW u Ca. 2-6 alt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

plies Here ard tssre may he notet an Indication
* speculative tendeney IN anticipation q orders
TOR ssds after e2ectanU. but this cuts out little e.
ure in the market vt. In the West heiders stil
refnsin trra. and ATTEMPTS which have teen made
by Representatives o. the FzSfero trade 70 twe4k
PRICES hare failed
The sales u the week in Boston smcuntsa 10
StS.Ns pounds domestic and u 400 pcuads foreign.
making total q INA 40 agains; total 81 1si.-
90 for the previous week AMI total q S0n.en
for tae corresponding week last year. The sales
since January amount lA 81. 500 pounds against
y, ~, no pounds fer the ecrrespondng time last
year.
London.
LONDON. Oct E--At the wool auction sales 10
dzS there VAS \ gpcd attendance and Nrsincss
active. The number q bales offered II. -
Crasserets were IN smaller Supply and vel
competed for by the harns trade and the continent
American representatives rsyiHg fall prtnes Care
81 Scod HOPE and NAtals IN good SUPPLY and
IN steady demand. most q tke stock o-ered being
sold, some Whitcs withdrawn owing 10
their net mestinE vita sellers views New clip
New Zealand wocls SOLD wen ard cosrse grades we're
nruL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

msstsfn avenue today presented busy scene. The
cause Tor which being the arrival last even
- nna night o. large consisnments n fruits and
seks.shes The steamer from San Francisco brought
,I supplies Of grapes and other California prodicts
,ne ioymsr forming the major part and hy rail came
rrcn.ora grapes from the East and potatoes from
Iss,ern Wsshinxton, The grape receipts were vel
come additions 70 the supplies as the market had
neen well cleaned up. They have been unovinx ac-
afev today. and firm at quoted psices Berond
.h.ss incidents there are new features In the
"xxske', which f. steady At unchanged quotations.
bntfsr continues quiet hut firm. and until acme
Unusual demand or other shall intervene ryrr.-
snt conditions are likely to be maintained Ranch
efss Are In great demand aud small snpn,y and
aesisrs are paving sSe3ic and selling at Bc East
efn ssu have been received ia carload lots hy sew.
trsi handlers. and more are on the way hut prices
eording to grades
Poultry supplies are larger than the demand bnt
quotations remain unchanged
Hshhut receipts have come Ia At various times
anslns the week. and there Is not now the scarcity
mat has prevailed Present quotations are ftsa
s1c saimnn is plentiful at unchanged prices and
the same may be said Of most other varieties
othsr markets. note change In condition or
pfics The car lots Of corn that we're expected To-
day 90 mot arrive, though thsy have come as near
II hoped for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

Inc foiiow'ne prices being offered 10 the pro-
queer ~ the iocs dealers for delivery In round lots
on me dock ard In the a. Seattle:
s,ain-oats Sia1: barley slsaais; wheat.
enicfen feed, B.4: bran. si; shorts si2
Hay-P Puget sotnd. Nial2: Eastern Washington
urothy w; alfalfa. se.N per ton.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 3sf3ic
huttr- Fresh ranch. isaise creamerv. .S3Ec.
Poulfvs-Li chickens llldi2c; live TURKEYS. Ne:
geese, ior ducks, ioa1c rsr H.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle cows. SIZE,
steers. teltisr; choice sheep, ssss4c; good hogs.
live, u; calves. live sdfc
Hiaes, pelts and Wonl-Heary sound sslscd sseers
OYER lbs. 7hc. medium. sound rer ID. shr;
hrht sound under % his. sac; COWS. sound all
weights. sac; stsgs. bulls and oxen. ske: saited
Iips. enci calves. per ID. Sci green hides ic less
than .sitsd; dry hides. per H. itc: dry cnils one
third less summer deer. per H. 2a3c: winter deer
dry. mm2ac pspery deer. i2slsc dry elt. aSioc
l5nMc Eastern Washington wool se7iic: Western
Washins,cn wool. H.; dirty timber burned Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Oct. r.-whest was firm the frSt
half of the session. under the influence Of an .d
vance az Liverpool and reports Of damages from
rain in Argentina. Trade moderately active
with little nihhng for the English account. De-
oemher opened AMSc higher. "a f6ss@75hc. and
profit taking by scalpers touched 7k4c. The
offerings were easily taken and under later eneonr-
agcment IN the way Of reports a cash demand
IN the Northwest and sharp advance At Duluth.
together with the iightness Of Northwest receipts
December steadily advanced TO T5s@s5Ac. The
bulge however failed to receive support and under
selling by Disguised local bulls December dropped
close, at Ttc.
Corn was dun and neglected with the tendency
lower December closing A9&e lower, at sac.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

hesetssco Arrived. ocs q, str william.
~ b. snmess. fscu, draw. hs,ss,r' 90, ~,
~ NsaAisan ssiisd stf SAa Mstso 10,
- nm sAAnisi. Tor colnmhis river;
- = 49, sa t~ ssssiA~ ritors .fs Gsofgs W
49, tes ANGELES -A,.f,eA a., "A N, An
ss$ss fspn Answstn
"a ''"NshSp Arrived. n floreass. frum
a, 20 hensisns
~ ftpRo Arrived a.. "A -. 49,. a.,
- ssr ksreor T'' '''
IL. rsNstNb- Arrived ost, n .tr rh.yi,.
&AFSx Ngms ~ Rufh, fFosn skasNsx
y ~ afrsrs. Oct y AZ olery AZ ~. ga.
nm 'sss'sen sasist, 81 Nauaa.nsS. ~
- ,eloN Alsitee Osa Il .,hr ps.aN
y Az ssssea f,em raxs Gswkds a. casanlsss
hsnsiaaR. VI 'sF'"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

--..,,,ye,ed freigh; business now
80 - the railroads OF the United
and especially Of the Pacinc
$3.50. 4 responsible for much delay
s.sn,cr freight shipments. This de-
s.rsinr she merchants OF both se-
~ portland to charge that they
49, hIscrim!nated against. The rep
1890 81 the railroads state. how
-, The delays are unavoidable and
n I. entirely eradicated until In
~ caring stock can be secured.
4. ~ neefing Of the Chamber OF
- Yesterday afternoon commune
..,s s~re received from the Schwa-
". hardware Company and the Sc
nerdware Company. calling atten-
"a Inc alleged discrimination against
~ The former concern mentioned
800 where shipments from Seattle
. liam washington points we're In
~ fssiye days
~ tu,]owing status was recifed In the
esn the Seattle Hardware Com
q Ansae case has Just come To our
N Shipment which we made Sep
- 4 10 Centralia, and which AID
ss.eh III destination until September
js<1nr Ave days to deliver goods a
- IL seventy-hve miles.
~ same thing has happened IN
7 many other cases. and our custom
y these points complain that they
~ eoods from Portland In very
- time than they can from Se-
10 that they can get goods from
i yf1ncisco. and in some cases from
- about as quickly as from Be-
| NA6eau. general agent OF the
49, Pacific. stated In reply to the
~ n discrimination: at the time
~ l>ese letters were first shown me,
~ kfkers from two Portland mer-
- 6n my desk charging n similar
1l1lnatinn IN favor Of Seattle. There
Hl1u6t reason for the complaint IN
j1o eases cited, and they win be
1xod They are, however. iso-
u - ana there has been no un-
|nu15 lslay In the shipments from
~ WIN Of the matter II that the
iooh were never 80 severely taxed to
~ ~ business. There Is q car short
q 0&yWhers, and this IL being especi-
= h the Northwest. where husi-
= y Uewing faster than in any other
q r ~ country. Until the pressure
or>Ohai relieved there win be de-
b d &&ght shipments"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

ksr hghssss rrpogt, re fs,is-,ps,
! -. srtes1 o. n srsr Csryas sr-w
he - - tAkfsss q lara nrfa Neun.
kAm Nsasway saNsss NatesSs Il. ar
sMsNaIi e. ~ CSia-u s4na 80
- y esnseoss Carlisle Cits. e,
sssNeisesl -s'r'sss. ne,su nr wm.r.
hNes 's~'@ SsslRt oss a "a MAaaiass.
I. ft. Ave. sod OF IA .ssr oaaasas.
- ipe ~, Arrives. oyt a rAr oA.as
fa NskND ,fHvarsi. ga IA scAs Caro-
~ ft1,ea ea.sa htsaia ~ sssgals
/ PA - Aif'stt uf. u saAf Maass,sa
N 49, W. Msises fgam xsorss.
q Nit y ~ Cesstss IA iaas. fas
~. " - cAafsss y. Isn.. os,.,s, IA
k4s 49,. - stssk Ara ae sssisa fsrss Caps
49, 49,, e4stlie tw Ntrae pes Ia ~ go
9s ~ Nv. ssst'is 49, Meme
fssss stNts OF ~ Inward aarsas ntshs
~ *. ~f hcm San Yssarlscs - ps4
Ass.sl 4 uo;H ste rs.,ee ~ res asr,
~ ~, y fseysaa. sshf r,hsl -, s.-s, =.
~ N ~sA y y ~ Coz r,rf R,skei~es a.
~ - - fson cars Nosas. wsiA Se -.
Aats,s -. ~ n, seF sestsls ser RasA,
N Nik,sa - salset as I. m fas sasttfs
sw ~, 49, ! Arisci tAst ID schf a a
~ ~. - = iarslss. hqa ras maasl.,
Ausea Ct pot rqss r,i.S !, ~,
M.AScssoo- Arrive, o., - -. Vs..
ssa sAsa. ost II. s,s san Naisa. Cox
~ ~ rsnso-sus,.a. ost II. ,eAr Clan.
Xss-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

PORTLAND Or, Oct l7.--Two more Of
the steamships which win be used In the
service Of the Oregon and Oriental Steam~
ship Company have been secured and Will
follow the German steamship Eva. which
was the pioneer vessel of the line. The
new vessels will be the British steam
ship charlottesville and the Norwegian
steamship Universe. IL is reported that
the company has secured other stearn-
ers OF similar type TO the Carmarthen-
shire. which viii be placed in the service
as soon as the present trouble IN the ORR
ent abates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. Oct r.-Tle American Wool aud Cot
ton Reporter win say Tomorrow;
The wsni market has be-n more active. tho sales
~ ire week aegregsiing 3.sst.sna pounds. Most ct
he purchasing has been done by the mills OF mod
crate sire some of the large consumers have been
around and have made dt.ets. but these WIRE
IN most instances below the ides ~ holders. and
me result Is that they secured bu little WOOD The
n the wool market and the large consumers q
whole have evidently made up their minds TO wait
until after the election before laying In large sup
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

I 4 1m m n A. Ranhs we're elected msm-
IN U.mbw Of Commerce At the meeting
~ - : lshcrsr. severely spfainsd his an.
= r. 11e1 kts hnes In dsfectivs sidewalk
u1 o11uee. near Eaeis stfest. yssterdsy
- ~ taken 10 poiics headquarters.
= y 0Run attended him
m y ~ case Of O. A. Davis against the
1m Railway Company. TO recover t1io
l. ~ 4 two hnrses. was sent out yesterday
~ n4est arrived at any conciusica vhas
l<1f last esenins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Oct E--whsat- carsoc. on ra~.s-
steadier: cargocs wanA walia ~ rngiish corn.
Try markrts part 81 cheaper
LIVERPOOL. Oct. n.-whest arm Preach
country markets. steady. Weather IN RaxiAnd,
warmer
wheat-spct dun: No ? fed Western g. 6sss
No 1 California. 6 sad Futures quiet: D~cssn,
hrs. Dc i%a; Fshrusry e. 81
Corn--s Spot, nrrn American MIXED, new d eaa
Futures. quiet; November. Is s&d, December, Is
nd January, h lead
F1cuF-St LOUIS fancy wininr steady; a. Cd
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
ceuernI auotntion..

NEW YORK. Oct. n.-Floar-R Receipts. M6s Ear
rels; exports. S. rS barrels. Market steady
Wheat Receipts, no. $50 Bushels exports. iEIss
bushes Spot. steady; No. red. rae. = D. !
Isc. elevator. Options again firm nearly az
day. The chief Influence higher cables stronger
receipts. They finally closed easy on realizing at
unchanged prices. March closed Sc; May, SIZE;
October 1iac; December, 7s&e.
Wooi-Dnil.
Hops--Q Quiet.
cofee-opticns closed steady. with prices 10 points
lower. Sales. qon bags. including December. !. 5ed
Use; January 1.ssc: March. 7.3sa7 20 SPOT Rio
dun; No. invoice, SIC. Mid. quiet; CordesA.
a&c
susar-Raw. steady; fair refining. 4ae; centrifu-
gal. % test. s&c. Refined. steady.
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Mentally a. Co.'S latest folder map az
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct r.--whes,-Fusures
aa,ley.eiIist call and steady fer spo.
SPOT quotations were:
Wheat shipping. No. !. S.e; choice. uhc; mill
Baries-Frsd. Tos7aHc: brewing. rsnsage
Oats-Fiark for seed Il ri. Al "a rel Ii ,7fxa
lis. -
Recefpts.
Flour, quarter aaeks. s5p: Oregon, $500; wheat
esn,ais s.op; barley. eentals. $50: oats. ccntsls
aE"; nreson. SEQ beans, sacks, 2@oi corn. cen-
800. bran. sacks. eos Oregon $40; Washington.
bales Tc.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Mnissufs Middinss. sisaai; tran sls1fS per tnu.
Hay -Whsat- teais 60: wheat and cat. ysalz 50;
nrst barley. Wv; alfalfa Nds so compressed wheat.
Potstoes- River Bnbsnks. B76ec: Salinas Bar
banks s5cfdei 10: sweet Ara<l TO-
vezeia blss-C uclmbsrs. Aa4or green peas 2afc;
string beans, la3e per ID; bay squash. Tsse0c box
tomatoes, SaDr; asparagns, T5cFfs 80.
fruit.Appies, choice, u; common Sr; Mexican
lines. 500 %; common California lemons. sId2:
choice California lemons. s. z92-1; bananas. sf9
40; plneApples, - s0as
Butter ma r.nsy ., ezMs seconds. s
Cheese New California nsts inaaic; Young
America. mAalic; Eastern. n@isci Western. i1ss
Esr- Store Da@c; fancy ranch. wc: Eastern. =
case
Poultry Turkey sobhlerp Iaaisc; turkey hens, "a
@isc; old roostsrs - sort; young roosters. g sort;
small hroilsrs, 81 Hdz 50; lafRe broflsrs SNn9 q:
fryer. g ese,s .; hens. Snas: old duch. sa@s;
geese. 81. as9f.o
wool ana Hops.
ooi-sphns- Nevada. iiGisc; Eastern Oregon. 10
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Cash Quotations,

Flour STEADY
whsat-Ne. spring. Ss@rsc; Ne red. Ess@
7ewc.
CONNIE. :. naEAe; No. yellow, sisNxe
o4ts-No. white. AhG2sc; No. white, 80
2i%c
Rye-No 2 SOC.
BArley--Tair 10 choice mating tSGSsr
FTaxsecd No. !. STs1 Ne. / Northwestern, sra.
Timothy Seed Prime. tioesis
Mess rork-Per barrel. nsai3 s.
fatc-per 100 pounds %.TIn6
short Rsts-sidrs loose, Nar Is
shoulders Dry saited. boxed, 6A9sne.
short sides-c7ear, hdxed. Ssf 10.
WHISKY Basis Of high wines. N.T.
t1over-ft outract grades SO 3.