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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
LOS AH0GAD0S

y bien La ashxia es la causa Immediate
de esta defuuci6n?
Slime respondieron.
I como adiyinando mi pensamiento uno
aAadi6:
Que hay causa remota cual es ella 10
dlcen ell snmario ell est6mag go de ese i3feliz:
iEl hambrel-
Ell muerto sc sepult6 ipax Christi!
Ha pasado bastante tempo de esa ocu-
TrerciG, sin que Sc haya Dorado de mi memo
ria su recuerdo
poderoso de la TERRA sucum BE- Sc renneva ell
recuerdo del dbogddo por hanlbrg, y 10 digo:
eDonde las dan las toman.>
Pero dejemos este ahogado q quien cir
cundan los rayos uminosos de Ia desgracfa
a0andonemos 10 trsgico por 10 c6mico, Y va
mos & otro asuuto
5Quien duda que 81 mar immense profun-
do del Arte crbre con sus trasparentes tran.
quilas ondas mas de ahogados
Pobres muertos estos. pobres muertos de
envdfa de tristezas del ben afenol
Para ellcs no hay paz, nj minuto de sosia-
CO. nj momento de reposo: sin fuerzas para
sostenerse a hor de aqua fueron q fondo v
en So desesperaci6n, es caro tratan de asir-
Sc 10 primero que al alcance de 50 mano tie
"a quien no nspiran pena profunda estos
Con ell ansia de llenar ell mpndo con an
bre, ganosos de notoriedad aunque impo-
tentes para conquistarls, miran la Gina con FL
no de derrloarla nj la sin1a ven no puedep
leVantar la cabeza para contemplar aigo Que
esta en- Ia altura tlenen que echarse en- TERRA
oocarriba: ESQ debe scr horroroso
mas hcrroroso en el mundo de las letras
donde, sin querer, surgeon las categorias for
madas por la opinion
Tanto me ompsdecen esos cadaveres inse-
puitos, que 20 ser por Ell fundado tenor de
que luego SO rebelen, 20. tener la yirtud del
Nazareno, les dirfa 10 Que aqueI diio 4 Llzaro;
sLeyantate andas
Pero. no; tanta magnanimidad cabe Que
sc emplee con IN paral1tco Que 10 es material
mente, mas los paralfticos intelectuaIes, 4
esos ahogados del mar del Arte, hay Que ca.
varies una sepnltura, muy honda, como la Que
20 les tengo preparada:
La lndiferencia que es mas triste que la
tumsa del olyido.
Ramon Maria Torres.
Agosto de 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
intentando adivinar su pensamien-

intentando adivinar su pensamien-
TO.
Mas la expression de sinceridad
que dominaba en- 81 semblante del
iovsn, no Sc dssmsntfa.
-lAh! tomas con mucho calor Ia
defeIsa de la marquesa, dljo la
bailarina con sonrisa burlona.
-Hago 10 que harfa todo honbre
de honor, en- mi lugar; no hable-
mos mas de este.
Al contrario hablemos. va que
el argumento me parece muy
importaDte para Ia mujer que de-
fisnd des.
Victor palideci6.
-sQue quires decir?
Quiero decir, exclamo Dori-
ha hacieudose la iDgeDua, que,
como SO habla tapto de la fHga de
la j6ven marouesa y del vizconde
de Praga, sers este Ell amante de
Victor sc levant6 como una he-
"a.
ITO es verdadl grit6.~El
que 10 olga miehte.
-dEntonces,s por que haora hul-
do Ia i6ven?
No sc nads.
-sNo has visto siquiers q tn
stnigoS
Victor enroicci6 ligeran1ente.
No, psro respondc de Ell, como
tespondo dc la v;rtud de la mar
quesa.
Dorina 80 encogi6 de hombros, y
uuiz6s Sc le hubiera sscapsdo algn-
ma impertipencia, 81 un leve ruInof
en- les vldrieras> no hubiese muoa-
do ell curse de sus ideas, necnoie
recordar 81 parte.
Victor NO 90 hatfa dado cuenta
de aqusl rumor.
-~sDe modo que me quieres pof
confdehte. dfjo Ia hailaTisa CO.
piendo Las names del 1osen oon
acento afectucso y obliganoeie =
sehtarse de nusvo.
no teDgo secretos que connsr-
ts:ts 10 turo.
No iurss, Victor, que no me
tngafias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
fue oreciso amenazarla para hacer-
camuy, Agosto 25 de 1,901.

fue oreciso amenaZarla para hacer
la saiir.
-dY ahora sc ha marchado?
ST, pere iur6 volver- maf1ana.
mo volvera! di1o friamente
Victor.
Ire por ella.
No te sera facil deshacerte de
ella.
-Lo we're --respondio cor calma
Victor, recuperando toda gu des-
enyOltura, su ardor.
7 dejando al amigo, volvi6 al la
do de la CANA de Editta.
Esta ten1a abiertos sus bellos
ojos.
-Es precise que os dele, --dijo
Victor.
-dMe deiaisp-. balbuee6 Editta,
cuya VOC sc altero de improviso.
Y sGadi6 dulcemente con ell acen
to de una tfmida sdplica:
Jos volvere yer?
-Dentro de pocas horas estare
de Tuelta,--respondio Victor con
desconsolada,-y 81 uE asunto
gravfsimo no reolamara mi prssen-
cla en- HIOrenc1a, eStad seSura que
n, me moverfa de aauf.
Editta lie tendif a mano.
-Idos, pues,--le dijo.-y gracias
por TODD 10 que ha,eis hecho por
mi.
Victor estaba tan conmovido,
que no pudo responder.
Cuando estuvO fuera de la estan-
cia experimental como una extraf1a
senSaci0n.
Hahrfa p0dido volver atras, pero
no 10 hizo: puso una mauo sobre ell
coraztn y 10 sinti6 palpitar con
fuerzs.
Me pGrece amarla, murmur6.
Pero acc rdandoEe. de proDto, de
DCrina, su rostro Sc puso serio.
aC6mo ha podido saber que me
encuentro Hquf? Ese dsmonio es
capaz de tcdo. u. es precise desha-
cerse da ella.
Victor fizo ensillar IN caballo
del vizconde, lanzSndose sCbre
ella sc dirigi6 Ia ciudad.
Cerria como el viento, embria-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
De Carnuy
RepubIicanOs esa r21frulO
E. Ramirez Ronda.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAc1A

Sr. Director de LA DEMoCBAC1A
En- ell periodico republican, eEi Paf.S apa.
rece comunicado drmado por ersuscribten-
te otros pobres jornaleros, mas aigunos ie
n1osneros, hacienda en- dicho communicate su
adhesion al partido republfcano.
Ell exponente no pertenece ningdl parti-
do polftico como persona decenta no Sc pres
ia ser cornodfn de dos 6 tres anbictosos cue
recurren 4 los medos mas incorrectos ponen
en- ridfculo, personals dignas como don Jose
Martinez, presentandolo ante ell pdblico, que
no lie conoce, con ciertas pretenciones que solo
tienen los dos tres despechados aplanadores
de GALES.
El hombre digno iamas debe hacer uso de
nrmas fcticias de personas honradas para alta.
car sus adversaros, cada cual debe res
ponsable de sus hechos,y 81 conprend6is no te
neis ell amino su6ciente, calad,
Cien vecss por mi puno letra apafecerA
mi nom bre protestando de la vii celumnia, es-
tando couyencido de qde ell sefor Martinez no
ha ten;do conocriento de tai an6nimo, pues
jamas 10 hubiese permitido.
Homtre de honor como soy no puedo alta
car & Ia ministracton de Camuy ,porque desde
Ia invasion hasta hoy, Sc ha visto en- ella eco-
nomfa y honradez, pensando y sintiendo de
esa manera, jamas podrfa suscribir IN comu-
nicado tan servil eincorrecto.
De usted con Ia mayor consideration aten-
to Q. s. q. b. 9. %.
Francisco Oaceres,
camuy, Agosto 25 de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
PROTESTAMOS

De ios conceptos iujuriosos contenidos en-
IN articalo ttulado <Siempre los mismos,s pu-
bIcado ell peri6dico de Mayagdez, xLa Ban
dera Americanas de I9 del corriente, emitidos
contra don Enrique Ramirez Ronda, alcalde
de este pueblo.
Dicho cabalero nes nerece IN concepto
muy elevado por su modo de ser social polf
tico, esta muy por encima lie gratuitos alta
ques, que mas ofenden al que los lama que
quien se trata de mortifcar.
Es aprecIado querido por Ia mayorfs de
los ca6orrojefos uuy falsa Ia espece que
So Ie imputa de anti-americano. Sc va buscan-
Go ell indisponerle con ell gobierno. No 10 con-
seguiran la mentira jamas triunfa. Ramirez
Ronda sabe que el gobierno americana hara
10 necesario por que la 1sla de Puerto Rico Sc
convierts Ell IN psfs pr6spero feliz como 10
sabe 10 manifesto TODD 81 que quiera oirle.
Cabo Roio Agosto 20 &c 1901.
jose A. Fleytss Colberg, Tomas M. Mari
nj, Juan Miguel Toro. Juan d deI Carmen Sosa.
Alexandra Ar Colberg, G. Montalvo, Pedro j.
Colberg, Luis j. Vega, Manuel del Toro Ortiz,
Tomss Ramirez, jose Lugo, Engenio Martin.
Jose Trizarr! Ursulich, jose r. Leyro, ventu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
ERITZE, LUNDT & co.
PONCE, P. R.

~
c,,as en Mayag,ies q San Jsan.)
vauauerOs comisfOnKstas
ENTES
4, u sicuientes compaifas de vspores
Hamburg american Line
Hamburg.
Ia VEL0CE
Geneva.
,. Work and PtO. RicO .. c. Co
New York.
Monson Steamship Lire.
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
v,Ootss cOrrsOs do sObrinOs dc Herrera
Habans.
galveston West Indies Go.
Galveston.
De las siguientes Compaifas de Ase'
guros contra incendlo.
LA BALOISE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN & MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MARITIMOS
Norte GermAnioa.
ReDFcsCn&ameCs
III BOARD of Underwriters of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
ANTONIO CATINCHE
AGEMTE JUDICIAL

Marina 3. Tel6fono IS. Apartado
Iatra T. Consultas de 8 a II y de 2
G4.-Ponce, P. r.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21

The sock social, held at the home os
Mrs. Tegtmeier for the benefit OF the NJ.
Il. church, proved a most brilliant sue
cess. A pleasing prograrRw a rendered.
Harris orchestra played a few selections,
Miss Elsie Williams and Miss Edith
Gruba rendered piano solos, Miss Wilcox
gave a recitation, the program clOseds
with Mandolin and Baajo duet by
Roy Smith and Orrie Larkins. The
ladies-reaiized s2D.50.
H.H! Payne of Payne Bros, one of
the leading firms OF Lily, came to Web
ster Monday TO have his eye treated by
DR.. Harris. Some weeks ago whils
driving and facing a cold wind he
caught cold and % sort OF neuralgia set
tied III his right eye, 1t is snow in a very
serious condition, and promises to give
him trouble for some time. Mr.. Payne
says the creamery in Lily is an assured
TACT, and arrangements are being per-
fected for it's early construction He
viii remain ia the city several days.
A hundred things happen every week.
thai the newspaper mals never sees
LIE does the best he can, keeps his eyes
and ears open, but he is only a human
present. You often wonder why this
thing OF that was not published, and
maybe you.say the newspaper hrs it's
favorites. And they hare. They are
the people who are thoughtful enough
to send what news they have to the
newspapers office CT invite the reporter
to come where the news is.-Ex.
W. l.. Mack is wrestling with the
mumps, the disease has5ackled him with
all Its vigDr and has a good hold, not
withstanding Warren is getting she bet
ter OF it at this writing. Joe Adams
las quite an enlargement OF the Jaw, as
his Appropriateness will agree qnite a.
supeffi3es addition to, his normal con-
dition. The editor is off duty--a cold
wave has struck us but Tor all shat tina
publisher OF this great family Journals
the only noa,sectariaD and religious
newspaper, tae only exponent OF vital
piety in this part OF the state, is still
doing business at the old stand and
has not even got tlie s'blues" and as
some OF the boys bell us they are worth
80 cents each We are not apt to take q
stack for ON time nnless some delin-
quest should come 10, and furnish US
with a suziicienS quar-. tity OF the root OF
evil to get in the game. But don't be
alarmed for lhe.devil will be to pay be-
fore we invest in any blues.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21
CAUCUS.

A caucus will be held in the court
bouse in Webster on Tuesday the goth
day OF February, 1901, fol- the purpose
Of nominating township officers Tor
Webster township for the ensuing year.
Il. C. EDGAR,
Town Clerk.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21

/, orpP No. 8. o. e. s, Meets the
VA tonrtn Tuesday evenings OF
. anu Masonic Temple. Members OF
eordially invited 10 attend THESE
LAURA PETERSON, w. M.
sec.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21
FARMS
for Sale
CA. WELLS,
Webster u Yards

HARD COAL, / have again secured the ex-
elusive agency Of the famous Cross
Creek Lehigh, celebrated for intense
heat and freedom from slate or clinkers
SOFT COAL, | shall handle all the popular
brands of Hooking Valley, Raymond
aud Birds Eye Camel l buy my Birds
Eye Came 4 and Raymond ceal direct
from the mines, thus insuring my GUS
toners THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
WOOD, all kinds OF dry wood kept in stock
which will lie sawed and delivered up
on request.
FEED. bought and sold at all times.
Call aud see me at Comptons old stand
z. "A. WEARNE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21

!, those vs a.,
turday alta '
Pearson has mumps.
es on / you been vaccinated.
ls ia is coming March 7th,
IN SIX lamb sIeet and snow Sunday night.
! are report haso : attack os grin.
your Job work to the Reporter
were infua
u os1n Smith went to Waubay Sat ur-
well uuds
we're sold, q
incop your s'o'e repairs % " H.
have teen
[. Peders Ou wave suucN Us "u"uos
sec'y, A. L -.
,tsn. nn., A hand school books bought
Ross Il Co.
y Flanders departed for Pierpont
ba find fine maple wood at j. f..
"a fuel yard.
/. + having a slight taste of winter
r @downAs
the Jeweler. keeps machine
Of all kinds.
: FGlachlin OF Aberdeen was in the
bnday.
Webster q sells tablets-"AIl You Can
v. Tor a nickel.
the home d Mr. Grounding was on to his
waning .a all.
ate hour sa good time to plant your
ad in the Reporter.
!. one from Y. Norris departed for Pierre
)rning.
100000 and Y new patterns of baby cabs at
furniture Store.
ONO moan, fday was Ash Wednesday the
'one n''. goi Lent.
a raihoa
s.om AZ p that cough get a bottle OF
. iVu own Cough Remedy.
Q pun aa Monday.
be %startec,H
red 10 tss = prices on Parker fountain
sounds vel Moss
with he Ochspnreiter went east last
> Jay night,
/. SOLD everywhere. Blizzard best
: sl.n'' :, i, cigar. Save the Coupons.
anderson OF Langtord was in
saturday.
TIES. neyso loan on approved
We finished ~ e tavlor.
EOai men were busy Monday and
p delivering.
finished tn Bristol wac aomu
Up RSyds On business ~" fa'so
: and VIM. Bremus we're down
ow readhs PnS'ol Friday,
IS. - lost was up from waubay
on business.
~ Hin
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21
Webster r1arket.
Thur.dsy by j. W. Abbott.

,onGF. No. 81, A. f and A. NJ;
transformations first and third
lar com in each month. All Master
fsen,ndJ standing. sojourning In the
%n.dssjly invited to visit. an
r' A. e. THOMPSON, w. M
AA,sH, Secretary.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21

Ep LODGE No. rs, |, o. Q. +.
r. svsry Friday night at /. D. o. +.
Es,dd Fellows invited to attend.
CHARLES PAYNE, n. u.
hrsoR, Sec'y.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21

len LODGE No. 50, A. D. u. w.
! On the first aud third Mondays OF
IN AZ their hall in Masonic Temple.
Irotbers invited TO attend,
VIM. MILLER, M. w.
Rr SMITH, Recorder.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21

lone Of isl
|nown clas|
cen stamp
his hsD&|
!, Philsdd
|indinglsMl
cross thS|
hitions Al
" ass]
hour whs|
inn. ~
|iness re-
the posi-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21

ohe a last week DR.. Peabody vac
o'ht'ed ~ persons, at the F,Sse school
'ouse IN Wli-atland township.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-14
WHITNEY HEARING
is POSTPONED

Edgar \. whitney and hia partner.
BurEdon. charged with eonsoirtng 10
Zip OF" poo!.rooms OF intended raids.
we're arra!sned before Justice Jerome
tails afternoon. Assistant Dtatr!ct-At.
,orrey Cans requested a postponement
to Friday. alleging that the STATE was
not ready 10 proceed.
Emanuel ~. Friend. representing the
accused men. strenuously objected 10
this. He said that whttney's rights
had been trampled on and he insisted
on an immediate and open examination.
DO you repreacn; any other inte:ests
ou, those Of this defendant In this
case?" asked Justice Jerome.
Mr.. F-lcnd became indignant. Tho
interests In this case replied Xr.
Friend. HE II innocent OF crime and
demand that he be examined
But in,erposed Justice Jerome.
ho,iy. "the man admitted to me that
he committed these acts with criminal
Intent
"rha, Was not IN this hearing" said
MIR. Friend.
well. YOU consult with your client"
suggested Justice Jerome. See what
Sir. Friend consulted with whitney.
who said thu. Ne VA. willing to hav:
hour and LAY were set. Burgdorn
Whose application for a reduction OF
bail to $1,000 had been granted. will DO
arraigned nj the same time.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-14
women FOUGHT
TO WIN DOCTOR.
LOVE OF DENTIST ENELIN LED
FAIR ONES TO BLOWS.
Nisa Gallagher Charged Her Rival
with Threatening to Throw
Acid On N~r.

tale II love and jealousy was told
In Essex Market Court this afternoon,
when Lizzie Gallagher. twenty years
old. OF No. lI E:as, Twenty seventh
street. charged Laura Edel. OF No. 10,
East Tenth street. with threatening 10
throw vi'rol on her II she did not
cease receiving the attentions OF Dem
list Mark En.ln. OF No Is Stanton
street.
Miss Gallagher said TIM, she was In
IN" dentists oH,c. DAY or two ago
and Their. met Miss Ed.l They had
some words about the dentist and soon
came TO blows. Eaca demanded thu,
thc other give up tho dentist,
Magistrate Cornell heard the tes,..
fnonN. then summoned Or. En"i,n. who
came 10 court rcsp,cndetn IN n top ha,
and fine clothes.
DR., Encl!n admitted tina, h. knew III.
two women. and said they had shd IRE.
uuen; lights IN HIS Office over him. II.
said ne was trying to exercise n mora
Influence over them. and !!an'; carr I,
they never came to sec him again.
Miss Edcl agreed to let the dcnts.
alone. and asked her rival. Won't vol
let him go. Gallagher" Mis-. Gailugh.
SAID she would let the other woma,
alone. but would go 10 nee IN. dent,
Whenever shc wanted TO-
Magistrate Cornell gave the two
| lectur!nH. warning them to keen AVA,
| from the DENTS, and each other
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-14
DEATH,
YET SOUGHT IT.
BOYCEK WAS AFRAID he
WOULD DIE IN STREET.
% We Took Poison ~ His Home
aaA Now lie u
DEAD.

Because he feared he would DROP dead
In the street from heart disease. Max
". Boycek. OF No. - Jay street. Brook.
lyn. drank muriAtic acid last night and
died from the effects OF II to-day.
Boycck was twenty-five years old.
He wa. n cloth-presser BY trade and
lived with his mother.
He had been troubled for some year,
with weak heart. and the doctors had
told him nc might drop dead at any
moment. He had FREQ . ntly said to his
friends that ne would prefer 10 die al
home and made threats OF suicide. Las,
night his mother went to supper with
some friendA. During her absence h
drank tho acid.
Clara Go,dstetn. who lives on the
floor below. heard him Groan. and
learning his condition informed his
mother. \ physician was called. but
could not save the young mans life.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-14

cora wer" drowned. am told All
could have been saved had Capt Cam
cr"n's instructions been followed
After the steamers fell apar, the
k'ncora began quickly to settle. She
went down by tho stern and the how
rose on, OF the water until 1t was al
most vertical. Then sh. sank with a
great roar
Al ~ this ! d.i no, see, for. though
the crew were cool and orderly. ! was
quite excited and the Impressions came
to me- confuscdly. as though were In
the misis OF n dream The Oceanic
stayed around the spot for some time
after the ship had sunk looking -,
bodies and then finally wen, IN her
way"
james J Cnrhc,, WAS the third man
on deck following the shock He tells
the sam" story as Miss barrymore. hut
says that IN. k!ncora i!i rot blow ho-
whistle until thirty seconds before the
collision. Then the Oceanic was right
upon ner and the disaster VIVA inevit-
able.
Cortett also speaks highly %! tn. cool
ness and disciplin. OF the crew CAPT
Cameron SAID, as litigation would be
III. result Of tn" disaster. he would
hav" nothing 20 say at this time
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-14
ETHEL BARRYMORE TELLS
OF TRAGIC MARINE DISASTER
Popular Actress Returns from London on
Oceanic, Which Sank Steamer.

Ethel barrymore. who was sent sour.
rytnk to London on a few hours notice
70 play In "A presentation Of Captain
links" for copyright purposes. returned
home on the Oceanic to-day.
"Our voyage over VA. pleasant. =
she said. and was rnarred only by tho
collision In the Irish Channel with thu
steamer kincorn, whicA was sunk Seven
persons were drowned
II didn't feel the shock. hut nve min
utes later learned that the collision
had happened. quickly dressed and
nan to the deck. All was orderly The
discipline of tho crew was admirable.
and Their" was no confusion.
II was told tina, when tho Oceanic
struck the other steamer. instead OF
backing on Capt. Cameron KEEP, thu
nose Of tn" Oceanic into the ao!c In
the kincora's side and held her up 10,
ffieen minutes. He cried TO IN. crew
and passengers Of the Kincorn to jump
aboard the Oceanic. Thrc. did 40.
other. =7rang into tho sea and were
rescued by the Oc~anrs boats that
aad been lowered
The searchl!Ehts OF tn" Mig steamer
were thrown on the doomed ship. and
'housh the roE was thick I; could he
seen himiy. like shos, o' craft,
Those Sho fallei 10 leave the Kin
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-14
The wheat Market.

In response TO higher Liverpool cables
wheat cr-n"d a half u po!n, higher TIT.
morning. Nth good speculative trade
Corr opened up j-sr In syn rn,hy, bu,
later los: nnat OF the rise. Considerable
local short wheat was uncovered on the
bulge FOREIGN houses supplied part OF
the Offering
Nov works. opening prices were: De.
r"'.;ber wheat, Il SIS. September. 70 SIS.
Octobsr. ~ rs to 80. September corn.
81 81. b"ccmNer G5 81.
Chicago opening prices we're. Sep.
tc,nbcr wheat. u ~ to u SIS: December,
Is IS TO - i-s. May. - TO 10 IL: Septen.
Der corn. g. ia 10 ca: May. a SIS.
New York's closing prices were. May
wheat. So 81; September wheat. IS D.,
bid. October wheG,. 1S,.s: December
wheat. ~ l-2: May corn. &c. September
corn. II IL: October corn. 80 rs bid: De-
ccnnbcr corn, ~ rs.
Chicago. closing y lees were: August
wheat, :. is: September wheat, 81. DC.
tnber wheat. - SIS: December wheat.
Is ii: May wheat. IS "a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-14
The Cotton Market.

The local cotton market opened steady
to-day. with prices I to 6 points lower.
Liverpool cables were decidedly dis.
appointing this morning. denotinS 4
drop OF , TO = points under liquidation
bear pressure ana further rain news
from the Southwest. a smart advance
had been anticipated a. q natural reac.
ton from yesterday's decline. and on
the buiIish Government report OF yes.
Tho local market continued heavy
throughout tho morning on bear!sh
weather reports.
The opening price: wcrs:- August. 90
III to IT'S; November. 7.l8 to 10: De.
cember. ~ TO- IN: January. Ia to III:
Tia: December. III.